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Around 25 associations have decided to scale back their presence at a congress taking place at McGill University because of recent events taking place on campus.

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Experts say union workers are feeling increasingly emboldened to reject tentative agreements as they fight to join the ranks of those benefitting from the recent wave of wage gains.

The Association of McGill Professors of Law is seeking "protection against arbitrary decisions that would affect their career."

The hourly wage of teaching assistants will gradually increase from the current $33.03 to $38.46 by 2026.

McGill University teaching assistants want better wages and better working conditions. They've just launched an eight-week strike in hopes of putting pressure on the institution.

Parents are urging the government to intervene in the school bus strike that has left some 15,000 Montreal students without transportation for the past four months.

Some teachers say they feel supported by parents and their bosses, but not by the Legault government in the aftermath of the strike and tense contract talks.

It has now emerged that the pseudo-left has backed and provided cover for a Teamsters administration with extreme right and even fascist sympathies. This shows there is no line which the pseudo-left will not cross.