Tag: petition

Rising COVID-19 cases spark concern over in-person exams

COVID-19 cases have been on the rise in the Kingston region, with the surge suspected to be linked to the omicron variant. A change.org petition created Dec. 9 is calling on Queen’s to move exams online to prevent further spread of COVID-19.  Abby McLean, ArtSci ’23, believes the current situation...

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Students petition for a partial tuition refund after remote learning

After Queen’s made what Principal Patrick Deane called a “momentous shift” to remote learning on March 30, some students found their new academic reality fell short of the experience they paid for.  Launched on April 4, a petition advocating for a partial tuition refund has been circulating online....

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Resident petitions to close Gord Downie Pier at night

A local man has voiced concerns to Kingston City Council over an increased number of late-night parties at the pier. Phillip Brown is a Kingston business owner behind Goodway secondhand store and Brown’s Catering Services. Brown created a change.org petition to encourage Kingston’s City Council to...

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ASUS petitions for Indigenous land recognition on Queen’s sign

One of campus’ oldest signs could be getting a revamp following the popularity of an online-petition.  Created on September 27 by ASUS Equity Commissioner Laura Anderson and AMS Indigenous Affairs Deputy Taylor Bluhm, the “Petition to Engrave an Indigenous Land Recognition on the Queen’s University...

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Levana Gender Advocacy Centre to be evicted from the Grey House

After operating in the Grey House for 42 years, the Levana Gender Advocacy Centre (LGAC) is now being evicted from the property and has lost their official club status with the AMS. When LGAC — under the name Women’s Centre — was founded in 1975, it functioned as an advocacy group focusing solely...

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Petition launched to repeal dissolving of CEA

On Feb. 3, a petition to reverse the AMS dissolution of the Commission on Environmental Affairs (CEA) went live online, but, according to AMS President Tyler Lively, it won’t change anything.  Following a first reading on Jan. 19 and a second reading on Feb. 2, the CEA was officially dissolved via...

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Academic assistants bring petition to bargaining

Just after 10 a.m. on Wednesday morning, Queen’s Academic Assistant (AA) bargaining team entered into their third round of conciliation negotiations with the University, bringing with them a surprise addition to the bargaining table.  The AAs, represented by the union group United Steelworkers (USW)...

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Rally at Stauffer pushes for transparency in scientific research

The pro-science organization Evidence for Democracy ran a joint rally with the Queen’s University Liberal Association (QULA) yesterday morning at Stauffer Library in an effort to raise awareness and gain signatures for a parliamentary petition. Evidence for Democracy is an non-partisan organization...

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