POVERTY POPULISM PLANET
Envisioning
ECONOMIC JUSTICE
Featuring Maude Barlow, National Chairperson, Council of Canadians
http://www.georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute
The 7th annual Tommy Douglas Institute at George Brown College is pleased to announce author, activist and Council of Canadians National Chair, Maude Barlow as its keynote speaker on Poverty, Populism,
The scholarships have been awarded to the following:
GENERAL
Lisa Frost – Renovation Technician RECOMMENDED BY: Jules Lewis
Sarah Yano Kachiro – Early Childhood Education RECOMMENDED BY: Angela Oulton
Diana Bosco – Transition to Post Secondary Education -RECOMMENDED BY: Kate
This year’s event will facilitate conversations on the impacts of AI, machine learning, and the automation of work on the future of education and the environment.
Please open the post to see the full poster and registration information.
Q.) Is medical cannabis covered by Sun Life
A.) No
Reason: To be covered drugs must have a Drug Identification Number (DIN) and be dispensed by a licensed pharmacist. Medical cannabis does not meet either of these requirements. A DIN is
DATE: WEDNESDAY MAY 1ST.
TIME: 4:00 P.M. – 6:00 P.M.
LOCATION: ST. JAMES CAMPUS – 200 KING STREET EAST (ROOM #128)
SOCIAL: 6 P.M. – 9 P.M. – The Jason George – 100 Front Street East
There are
Please make yourselves aware of OPSEU’s new accessibility statement.
OPSEU Local 556 is committed to supporting barrier-free education and fostering the inclusion and full participation of all students. In alignment with the Ontario Human Rights Commission and the Accessibility
As faculty at George Brown College and members of OPSEU Local 556, your local union dues support six bursaries of $1,000 each, for full time students that can demonstrate a financial need. These bursaries are made possible through your local union dues
Please hold the date (4-6PM) followed by a social.
Details about locations to follow.
Hello all,
Please download the excel file of the Partial Load Seniority list by clicking on Read More… then here.
A longer article from Brookings that goes into a lot of detail on the future of work. Worth the read thanks to its thoughtful and well researched approach.