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Dalhousie University to provide free pads and tampons in washrooms - Vimarsana News

Dalhousie University to provide free pads and tampons in washrooms

Dalhousie University is supplying free menstrual pads and tampons in over 100 washrooms across its four campuses. The supplies will be in men's, women's and gender-neutral bathrooms, and there will be no limit on the amount of supplies students can take.

Source: cbc.ca
Dalhousie, teaching staff reach tentative agreement - Vimarsana News

Dalhousie, teaching staff reach tentative agreement

A tentative agreement has been reached between Halifax's Dalhousie University and striking workers nearly three weeks after some teaching staff hit the picket line.

Both sides find common ground to potentially end Dalhousie strike - Vimarsana News

Both sides find common ground to potentially end Dalhousie strike

There's a framework for a deal to end the strike at Dalhousie. Teaching assistants, part-time instructors, mar...

Dalhousie, CUPE reach tentative deal in strike - Vimarsana News

Dalhousie, CUPE reach tentative deal in strike

Dalhousie University has reached a tentative agreement with striking CUPE members three weeks after they walked off the job in a dispute over wages.

Source: cbc.ca
Student concern mounts as union rejects latest offer from Dalhousie administration - Vimarsana News

Student concern mounts as union rejects latest offer from Dalhousie administration

The latest offer from the administration at Dalhousie University has been rejected by the union representing part-time academics, teaching assistants, markers and other staff who went on strike Oct. 19. The strike, now in it third week, is making the first semester a stressful one for many students at the school.

Source: cbc.ca