Tag: Lockout

Fans turn to Frontenacs

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The Kingston Frontenacs offered local hockey fans something to cheer about last Friday in a time of hardship. The home opener at the K-Rock Centre ended in a 3-1 victory over the Barrie Colts, in vintage OHL fashion. Colossal hits, a fast pace and a few tussles represent what’s now considered the...

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Settlement reached between University and public employees union

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A tentative agreement between Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) and Queen’s administration was reached at noon on Saturday, avoiding a possible strike or lockout. CUPE officials and University administrators had until Monday at midnight to reach a settlement and avoid a strike or lockout position....

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Stand-off on labour talks

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Bob Silverman, Provost and Vice Principal of Academics Universities are about learning—all aspects of learning. There is the learning in the undergraduate classroom. There is the learning of graduate students, arriving at fresh insights in their fields of study. And there is the learning of seasoned...

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