News / Universities and colleges unveil new restrictions on campus protests
Several universities and colleges have introduced new restrictions on campus protests.
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News / Campus unions campaign to stop funding cuts at Memorial
A coalition of labour and student unions is calling for better public funding of Newfoundland and Labrador’s only public university.
News / Law professors reach agreement with McGill, end strike
On October 1, the Association of McGill Professors of Law (AMPL) reached a deal to end its strike.
News / New provincial governments urged to make post-secondary education a priority
Provincial elections in October saw incumbents lose ground in British Columbia and Saskatchewan while New Brunswickers voted for change, electing the province’s first woman premier.
Executive director's corner / The public funding gap
By David Robinson
President’s message / The confines of civility
By Peter McInnis
News / Unlock education
Public post-secondary education and the professional rights of staff, already under threat from government austerity, face a new attack.
Profile / J.H. Stewart Reid Memorial Fellowship winner Lou Raisonnier
Lou Raisonnier has won the 2024-2025 J.H. Stewart Reid Memorial Fellowship. The $5,000 scholarship honours the memory of CAUT’s first executive secretary.
Interview / Candace Brunette-Debassige
Candace Brunette-Debassige is a Mushkego Cree iskwew scholar with Cree and French lineage registered with Peetabeck First Nation (Treaty 9 Territory). She is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Education at Western University.
Institutional neutrality and academic freedom
By Erik Thomson