Biden’s upcoming inauguration sparks conversation on mending ties
As the president-elect grapples to unite a bitterly divided country ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians remain hopeful for better relations with their southern neighbour.
Diego is a communications student at York University’s Glendon campus. As a Filipino international student, he is deeply passionate about issues affecting racialized and immigrant communities, as well as LGBTQ+. Through his writing, he hopes to shed light on these issues within a Canadian context. In his free time, Diego likes to play guitar and learn new languages.
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Collective bargaining between York and CUPE 3903 continues into the new year
Negotiations have been ongoing since fall to extend collective agreements with all CUPE 3903 units and the first bargaining meeting of the year will take place on January 22.
Canadian researchers develop new COVID-19 rapid test
The test requires only a sample of saliva, and may cost less than $5.
Staff member at York Lanes Shoppers Drug Mart tests positive for COVID-19
The individual last worked on October 28.
Liberals avoid snap election, yet uncertainty looms
An abrupt election was avoided, but questions about the Liberal government remain.
TTC’s “insensitive” response to COVID-19 puts commuters at risk
Financial woes spell trouble for the agency and its passengers, including York students.