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TMU President: Students Expected To Attend Classes Even if Strikes Hit Campus
CUPE Local 233 will be in a legal strike position on April 13. OPSEU Local 596 reached a tentative agreement with TMU on Thursday.
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Community NewsEducationHealthStudents
Ontario Secondary Schools Struggling for Mental Health Resources and It Doesn’t Get Better in Post-secondary
The majority of Ontario schools say they need more support for their students’ mental health, but statistics say their mental health doesn’t get enough attention in university.
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“In this particular moment with hyperinflation and so many stresses on small restaurants, it’s not worth it,” says one restaurant owner.
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Ukrainian Students Urge the World to Not Forget About the War in Ukraine
Displaced Ukrainians now living in Canada have seen their homes and families torn apart.
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Community NewsOn CampusSecurityTMU News
Time to SORT out Campus Safety
by Olivia Wiensby Olivia WiensBy partnering with community organizations, a TMU-led pilot project prioritizes harm reduction on campus.
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Community NewsHousingTTC
Desperate for warmth, unhoused people are turning to transit for shelter — but they still may not feel safe
Winter hits unhoused harder as police presence on public transit increases and warming centres aren’t open 24/7.
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Tory addressed council for the first time since resignation announcement.
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Toronto City Council Votes Against Opening Warming Centres Around the Clock
Warming centres will continue to open only when an extreme cold weather alert is issued at -15 C or below.
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Expert says safety audit findings belong to the community, TMU president says employees’ privacy must be respected.
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