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Education and constituency roles could be restructured

Steve Cornwell, Editor-in-Chief8 years ago01 mins

Proposed bylaws would have compensation for education and constituency roles fall from $3,705 to $2,000 a year

Matthew Green, Editor8 years ago01 mins

Arts, design and information technology rep campaign over, after Supitcha Thadi drops from the race

In this episode of The Dialog Podcast, we talk about stress that students have going back to school after the strike by college faculty.

Dialog Staff8 years ago01 mins

Government says money for students will come from savings during faculty strike, but George Brown College say they haven’t saved much

Meng Ma, Reporter-editor8 years ago01 mins

After waiting eight months for mental health services, college student advocate wants the system to change

The students talk about returning to their classes after a five-week-long faculty strike.

Lidianny Botto, Reporter-editor8 years ago01 mins

The temperature has been dropping and government inaction prompted volunteers to install a trailer for drug users and staff

Megan Kinch, Reporter-editor8 years ago01 mins

Apprentices in the school of skilled trades in unique position, to start classes on Nov. 27

Dialog Staff8 years ago01 mins

Students who withdraw will have to re-apply to continue school and will not get credit for this semester or preference for enrolment says college

Steve Cornwell, Editor-in-Chief8 years ago01 mins

Classes at George Brown College to resume on Tuesday, college doesn’t “anticipate” a refund for students

Steve Cornwell, Editor-in-Chief8 years ago01 mins

Liberals back-to-work bill moves through second reading, NDP leader calls rush to pass legislation inappropriate

Dialog Staff8 years ago01 mins

New schedule for academic year extends the fall semester to Jan. 19, restores winter intersession week and lengthens the winter semester