Bulletins

In the spring, the APUO expressed concerns regarding an addendum to the Budget Bill that gives the Minister of Training, Colleges, and Universities the power to interfere with... read more

The Academic Women’s Association at the University of Alberta recently published a report titled “U15 Leadership Remains Largely White and Male Despite 33 Years of Equity... read more

The APUO Executive Committee is deeply disturbed and outraged by the incident of racial profiling, carding, and harassment of a Black student and the involvement of Protection... read more

On June 5, the Ford government introduced Bill 124, a bill that imposes a one percent cap on public sector wage increases for three years. The following is a summary of its... read more

Dear members, This bulletin is a complement to our previous bulletin on the Ford government’s first budget. The Treasury Board has been engaged in a consultation with public... read more

Dear members, On April 15, the APUO held its Annual General Meeting and presented its 2018-2019 Annual Report. For those of you who were unable to join us, you can find the full... read more

Dear members of the APUO, In accordance with its Policy Statement on Assessment of Senior Administrators, in February 2019 the APUO asked members in the faculties of Education,... read more

Ratification of the Collective Agreement On June 27, 2018, the APUO held a Special General Meeting at which members ratified a new Collective Agreement for the period starting on... read more

On November 6, the APUO held its second Strategic Thinking and Action Forum (STAF), which focused on the workload of APUO members.The purpose of the meeting was to (i) share... read more

On Thursday, January 17, the Ontario government announced a series of changes to the post-secondary education sector. These changes include: A new tuition fee framework which... read more