Copies of the full report and a report summary will be available at the press conference.
Emily Visser, OPSEU Communications: 416-557-7936 [email protected]
Copies of the full report and a report summary will be available at the press conference.
Emily Visser, OPSEU Communications: 416-557-7936 [email protected]
Copies of the full report and a report summary will be available at the press conference.
(TORONTO) A press conference will be held on Tuesday, April 29, regarding a proposal to form an all-party Select Committee on Ontario’s post-secondary education system. The motion will be brought forward in the House on Tuesday by MPP Teresa Armstrong, NDP Critic for Training, Colleges and Universities.
What: Press Conference regarding proposal to form All-Party Select Committee on Post-Secondary Education in Ontario
Presenters:
Warren (Smokey) Thomas, President, OPSEU
JP Hornick, Chair, OPSEU College Faculty Division
Teresa Armstrong, MPP, NDP Critic for Training, Colleges and Universities
Anna Goldfinch, Canadian Federation of Students – Ontario
When: Tuesday, April 29, 12:30 pm
Where: Queen’s Park Media Room
“It’s time for a new vision for Ontario’s post-secondary education system. An All-Party Select Committee would establish important groundwork for ensuring students receive the accessible, affordable, quality education they deserve,” said OPSEU President, Warren (Smokey) Thomas.
The proposal for an all-party select committee is a key recommendation of a new report by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) on the future of post-secondary education in Ontario. The Report highlights the long-term effects on the education system of chronic underfunding, privatization, under-staffing, attacks on faculty academic freedom and increased student debt.
The proposal is supported by post-secondary education unions and organizations from across the province, including OPSEU, OCUFA and CFS-Ontario.
For more information:
Kevin Mackay, OPSEU College Faculty, Report author: 905-418-4843 [email protected]
Emily Visser, OPSEU Communications: 416-557-7936 [email protected]
Copies of the full report and a report summary will be available at the press conference.