We agree with MAUT | APBM's statement on peaceful assembly on campus (see mcgill.ca/maut/files/mau…), particularly its call to not involve police on campus which has, in the past, escalated tensions and led to physical harm.

But let's step out of realm of beliefs and look at support for the'freedom movement'. For simplicity let's compare LPC and CPC voters . 2% of LPC support the Freedom movement . For CPC it's not twice as high or ten times as high . It is 26Xs higher at 52%. These effects are

It's concerning that CPC voters are not somewhat more likely to believe falsehoods like gov'ts are intentionally concealing the real no. of vax deaths,or inflation rose last year or carbon emissions are not linked to climate change. Not somewhat but several times higher . Huge

‘In 2024-2025, ON will have 4,990 fewer classroom educators than it would have had if the funding formula hadn’t changed since 2018-19….kindergarten will have to make do with 1,600 fewer staff. Gr 4-8 will have almost 1,000 fewer staff. Gr 9-12 will lose almost 2,600 positions’

‘Yes, cell phones are a distraction. The real problem is the underfunding of Ontario’s schools.’ monitormag.ca/articles/ontar… @policyalternatives Ricardo Tranjan @policyalternatives_ont #canlab #onted

I have to admit that, when this sank in, I broke down in tears. The amount of support from the academic community—the great collegium—is simply overwhelming.

April 28 is the National Day of Mourning for workers killed, injured or made ill because of hazards on the job. It is a day to pay tribute to our fallen friends and comrades, and to renew our commitment to advocacy and education. As always, we strive for workplaces that are safe,

Unifor members are gathered at Toronto's Coronation Park for the annual Steps for Life event on the Day of Mourning. With each step, we honour the lost and fight to prevent worker injuries and deaths. Each year, approximately 1,000 workers in Canada die in workplace incidents.

derek guy she’s appealing to the fascists who will see it as a tough leader willing to cull the weak

McGill's No. 2 apologizes for ‘disrespectful’ email about law student in reply blunder montrealgazette.com/news/local-new… via Montreal Gazette

We love @AASUA and the CAUT Defence Fund flying pickets!

#FactCheckMcGill : According to Montreal Gazette, McGill University claims that it 'will continue negotiating with AMPL to reach an agreement.' McGill has refused to schedule any negotiating sessions before June 7. montrealgazette.com/news/local-new… McGill Faculty of Law | Faculté de droit #polqc

#WATCH 'The University is saying, ‘No,’” said Kirsten Anker, Vice President of the Association of McGill Professors of Law, on the picket line in Montreal as the 45 professors are on an indefinite strike.
montreal.citynews.ca/video/2024/04/…

Agencies charge more than $300/hr, six times more than what staff nurses make. It’s demoralizing for #nurses who often support & mentor #agencynurses , many who are new grads. Hospitals should pay staff nurses more & treat them w/respect #retentiontoolkit cbc.ca/news/canada/ne…

UPDATE: in 2024, temp ER closures in #ONTARIO are @ 5️⃣0️⃣3️⃣.2️⃣5️⃣ hours, perm closure/hour reduction in #Durham #Minden #Chesley #Clinton are @ 7️⃣0️⃣1️⃣0️⃣hrs

STATEMENT FROM CONCERNED UT AUSTIN FACULTY. #NotOurTexas

McGill law professors launch unlimited strike over pay and working conditions montrealgazette.com/news/local-new… via Montreal Gazette

McGill law faculty seek a fair and equitable collective agreement.

We teach @lawmcgill students to read beyond the surface (bargaining): when they read McGill University saying it participated in 22 bargaining sessions, our students understand 22 sessions at which the admin was unprepared, cut the session short, and was obstructive.

It is official: McGill University has pulled the trigger forcing a strike that will inconvenience students, their parents, staff, & the annual meeting of the ACDS/CLSA that had been scheduled at @lawmcgillu in June. Join us on the picket line. #polqc #solidarity