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Dear APUO Members, The Nominations and Elections Committee hereby presents the 2020-2021 APUO Executive Committee. Each position received only one nomination. As a result, each... read more

Dear members, This bulletin provides an update on the status of the negotiations of letters of understanding with the Central Administration and makes recommendations for the... read more

Before we dive into our analysis of the challenges relating to mental health at the University of Ottawa, the APUO wishes to extend its deepest condolences to those who knew one... read more

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Dear members, On September 14, a black student and University employee was carded by a security guard while entering his campus residence. This is the second known carding... read more

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, 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