The federal government is pushing changes that would make it easier to interfere in labour disputes and harder for workers to fight for a fair deal. When employers know the government can step in an...

The decision follows petitions, protests and an Ombudsman complaint led by students and faculty

Entretien avec Sébastien Pierroz, chroniqueur au journal Le Droit portant sur l’autobiographie de l’auteur.

TORONTO, September 10, 2026 – The Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations welcomed today’s provision of newly funded postsecondary seats and called on the government to recognize that...

September 9, 2026 Dear CUASA friends, First, welcome to the ten new faculty who are joining CUASA this academic year!...

The Miramichi Lumber Strike began 20 August 1937 when 1500 millworkers and longshoremen along the Miramichi River in northern New Brunswick struck 14 lumber fir...

Academic makes perilous journey across three countries with children to arrive in Canada

A coordinated wave of international support has emerged ahead of the verdict in the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China (HK Alliance) national security trial. Lee ...

United Steelworkers Local 7135 links its piecework incentive system to three fatalities and mounting Ministry of Labour scrutiny

MPs, friends and campaigners gathered to remember former Cambridge professor after his death on Friday

A movement with safety, dignity and equality at its heart has been blamed for the rightwing backlash. But within it were principles worth carrying forwards, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

Lakehead University has the money. It chooses not to spend it on faculty. The university has posted eight surpluses in the last ten years.

Tripling union membership would raise wages, reduce inequality and strengthen communities. Policymakers should take note.

Funding for disaster-planning research includes the voices and needs of diverse communities

Sixty years ago, the first province-wide strike took place in Quebec’s hospitals. This massive walkout proved decisive for working conditions in the healthcare sector in Quebec and led to the very fir...

The vast majority of Jewish students who responded to a government-commissioned survey late last year said they had experienced or witnessed antisemitism on campus.

Universities in Canada coordinated to spy on and violently clear student encampments. Then, they deleted the evidence

Podcast Episode · Rank & File Radio · June 17 · 21m

Statement from CUPE National President Mark Hancock, CUPE National Secretary-Treasurer Candace Rennick and CUPE Airline Division President Wesley Lesosky on the tentative agreement between CUPE 8125 a...

High school students across Ontario are staging walkouts Wednesday afternoon to protest changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program, known as OSAP.

Guest panelists discuss the ways provinces are undermining Canada's healthcare system

Celina Marsolais feels like she’s stuck between two choices: continuing with the final semester of her program and taking on even more debt, or quitting and applying for a job wherever she can to pay ...

Ontario's government is rushing major changes to teacher education programs through the Putting Student Achievement First Act, 2026, (or Bill 101) without meaningful consultation, adequate planning, o...

The Nous Group, an Australian consulting firm, has raked in millions for “fixing” universities in financial freefall. Their solution? Corporatization

What Canada Needs Is Stronger Unions, Not More Restraints

A group of 70 labour scholars from Canadian universities are sounding the alarm about attacks on workers’ rights.