January 18th 2010

Posted Jan 18, 2010 02:25:00 PM.

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11AM Students want both the academic staff and management to get back to the bargaining table. They say a strike will cost students and they don’t want to pay for classes that won’t run. They are tired of waiting in limbo. Guest: Tyler Charlebois, Director of Advocacy with the College Student Alliance. Question: Should the government step in and stop the strike before it starts?

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