Unions at Laurentian University ratify new collective agreements; agree to wage cuts
There are two new collective agreements in place at Laurentian University, following a devastating week of staffing and program cuts on campus.
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Federal NDP granted emergency debate on Laurentian University crisis
The federal New Democrats have been granted an emergency debate on Laurentian University, where large staffing and program cuts have stunned the community.
Unions at Laurentian University ratify new collective agreements; agree to wage cuts
There are two new collective agreements in place at Laurentian University, following a devastating week of staffing and program cuts on campus.
Health unit reports second COVID-related death in Sudbury in two days
Public Health Sudbury & Districts reported a COVID-19 related death in Greater Sudbury on Wednesday, the second in two days.
Reaction to the sale of Greater Sudbury's Meatbird Lake
Longtime Lively resident starts petition against the sale of Greater Sudbury's Meatbird Lake to mining giant Vale.
Deep cuts to staffing, programs at Laurentian university have many wondering what future holds
Emotions are running high these days on Laurentian University campus as faculty, staff and students try to determine their next steps. It comes after Monday's announcement that dozens of people, including 110 faculty positions, are being terminated.
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