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More than 1,000 Nova Scotia Community College faculty members are potentially heading to the picket line Monday. With one month of classes remaining before the end of the school year, some students are worried about the possible impact. Amber Fryday reports.

Picket lines remain up at CFB Kingston and Royal Military College as a strike by civilian support workers continues. It’s impacting military bases in Ontario and Quebec including 140 employees in Kingston. Fitness classes, mess halls, and even the military retail store are just some of the services that have been impacted by the work...

The third communications blackout in Gaza since Oct. 7, confirmed by Palestinian telecom company Paltel, has made it even more complicated to share details of the new stage of Israel’s military offensive. A day after meeting with foreign ministers from Arab states, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken made an unannounced visit to the West...

A Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian village of Hroza has killed at least 51 people. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls the strike a “deliberate act of terrorism.” How this is one of Russia’s deadliest attacks since the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and how Western leaders are trying to shore up support...

Strike action planned for Tuesday by workers at RRC Polytech and Assinboine Community College has been put on hold after a new offer from the employers.

Instructors and other staff at two of Manitoba’s largest colleges have voted in favour of taking strike action.

Fleming College students say they’re stuck in the middle and losing hope with the Ontario Colleges strike.

NEWS UPDATE with Mark Giunta Ontario provides funding to increase staffing levels at three Peterborough long term care facilities; college strike averted; busy St. Patrick’s Day night for Peterborough Police; Caley Bedore’s 7 day weather forecast.

As the deadline for a potential strike at colleges across the province looms, the union representing thousands of faculty members and college management remain at the bargaining table. Brittany Rosen has the latest on the negotiations.

Four cadets from the Royal Military College of Canada have been killed in a fatal incident involving a vehicle near the campus in Kingston, Ontario. Russia is facing growing pressure to allow for the safe evacuation of the Azovstal steel mill in Mariupol, Ukraine, where thousands of people are holed up. Anger, grief, and frustration...

The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties (APSCUF) announced a state-wide strike on October 19 as a result of failed wage contract negotiations with Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. This video shows students at Millersville University, in Millersville, Pennsylvania, joining sides with the faculty to sing a rousing rendition of “Hello From...

Full-time students aren’t the only ones faced with uncertainty about their school year. Thousands pursuing apprenticeships are also waiting for answers. And with tighter time constraints for some programs, there’s worry about the semester being lost. Shallima Maharaj reports.

College Employer Council spokesperson Sonia Del Missier outlined what student services are available during an Ontario college faculty strike and provided some clarity on when classes could resume.

Ontario College Employer Council spokesperson Sonia Del Missier explains the reasons why college teachers are taking strike action across the province

Monday marks day 15 of the strike by more than 12,000 faculty and staff members across the province.

Day 8 and some St. Lawrence College Kingston students join striking faculty on picket lines

Class remains cancelled at 24 colleges across the province until union members and their employers reach a deal. Marianne Dimain and Shallima Maharaj report.

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne tabled back-to-work legislation for striking college faculty on Thursday. Ashley Molnar reports.

After a grueling five week strike, college students across Ontario are returning to the classrooms, but are they satisfied with the outcome of this settlement? Marianne Dimain has more.

The Liberals tabled legislation to end a five-week strike by college faculty, which could mean hundreds of thousands of students can return to class next week. But as Erica Vella reports, hold ups from last the NDP had some MPPs turning their backs on debates, Saturday.