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Ontario colleges and union avoid strike, agree to unconditional arbitrationWith an arbitration agreement in place, college programs across Ontario are expected to continue as normal.EducationMar 17
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Union president, Mohawk professor hopeful for resolution amid looming Ontario college strikeFor thousands of Mohawk students, campuses are expected to remain open but most programs will be suspended.EducationMar 16
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Ontario colleges and staff return to bargaining table as strike loomsThe threat of strike action hangs over the eleventh-hour discussions but if "real progress is being made" the strike deadline could be extended.EducationMar 16
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Minister implores Ontario colleges and union to avoid strike action as deadline loomsOntario's Minister of Colleges and Universities says college students "cannot afford a strike."EducationMar 15
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Staff at Ontario public colleges could strike by FridayIf its demands are not met, the union says 16,000 staff at Ontario colleges will go on strike at 12:01 a.m. this Friday, March 18.EducationMar 14
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Ontario college faculty give 5 days’ notice of possible labour actionThe Ontario Public Service Employees Union says it gave the College Employer Council five days' notice that its members could begin working to rule.CanadaDec 13, 2021
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Part-time staff at Ontario’s public colleges vote to unionize: OPSEUThe Ontario Public Service Employees Union says 84 per cent of the ballots counted were cast of in favour of joining the union.EducationJan 10, 2018
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10% of Ontario college students dropped semester, received tuition refund, early figures showLast month, colleges were ordered to refund the tuition money for any student who felt unable to complete the condensed semester.CanadaDec 12, 2017
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Ontario college strike: OPSEU promises to challenge back-to-work legislationOPSEU president Warren (Smokey) Thomas says the union's lawyers believe the Liberal government "had other options" instead of forcing an end to the strike through back-to-work legislation.CanadaNov 23, 2017
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Premier Wynne takes town hall questions on college strike, hydroThe event was the first in a series of town halls the premier is set to hold across the province to discuss fairness.CanadaNov 21, 2017
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