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"Since we've been back, it's not been a happy place to work," said Margaret Alexander, GBC professor. Photo: Chau Nguyen / The Dialog

‘Nothing has been resolved’

Chau Nguyen, Reporter-editor9 years ago01 mins

GBC professors on the strike ending

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Paul Petrie, professor on strike at George Brown College
Paul Petrie, professor on strike at George Brown College. Photo: Natalia Pizarro Silva / The Dialog

Meet the college faculty who are on strike

Natalia Pizarro Silva, Reporter-editor9 years ago01 mins

Striking college faculty talk about why they are on strike

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George Brown College students
GBC students talk about a possible strike. Photos: Mansha Rupani / The Dialog

Students on a possible faculty strike

Dialog Staff9 years ago01 mins

We talked with students about their main concerns if a faculty strike is called

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Aboriginal students from GBC bring their heritage to the Waterfront campus with a powwow each year. File photo: Tina Todaro/The Dialog

Thanksgiving is a colonial holiday: Letter

Special to The Dialog9 years ago02 mins

This Thanksgiving weekend, many of us will be celebrating with our families and friends, but…

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Ontario has announced that it is getting into selling marijuana. We ask GBC students what they think about Ontario going green. Photo: Mansha Rupani / The Dialog

George Brown students react to Ontario selling weed

Mansha Rupani9 years ago01 mins
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Damiana Palmieri shows her support for candidates by voting in the Student Association election. Photo: Deshawna Dookie / The Dialog

Students cast their vote in the SA election

Deshawna Dookie, reporter-editor9 years ago01 mins

George Brown students share why they decided to vote in the Student Association election

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OSAP overhaul good news but not enough for students: McFadden

Special to The Dialog9 years ago01 mins

Government’s claims of ‘free education’ is misleading, says Canadian Federation of Students leader

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The Ontario government has made some changes to OSAP, and Deb Matthews says they're for the better. Photo: Benson Kua / Creative Commons

Revamped OSAP Better, Easier and More Accessible: Matthews

Special to The Dialog9 years ago01 mins

Ontario Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Development knocks down common student OSAP complaints

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Act Now (left) and V3: Values, Voices, Virtue (right) are facing off in the Student Association elections. Photos provided.
Act Now (left) and V3: Values, Voices, Virtue (right) are facing off in the Student Association elections. Photos provided.

Poll: What issues are important to you in the SA election?

Dialog Staff9 years ago01 mins

The elections for the Student Association’s board of directors are underway and we want to…

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Thomas Bradley went from a dope addict for 20 years to a full-time community worker student on the dean's List at George Brown College. Photo : Manseeb Khan

Thomas Bradley on 20 years of substance use

Thomas Bradley10 years ago01 mins

Now a community worker student at George Brown College, Bradley wants to help others survive…

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Memorial plaque of the École Polytechnique Massacre in Montreal.
Memorial plaque of the École Polytechnique Massacre in Montreal. Photo: Wikipedia

Living feminism means doing what needs to be done, ourselves: Dec. 6 Committee

December 6 committee, Special to The Dialog10 years ago01 mins

If Trudeau was really a feminist he would use his power to fight systemic violence…

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Artificial poppies left on the Waitati cenotaph on Anzac Day 2009. Most are poppies of the Royal New Zealand returned and Services Association Inc; the white one is promoted by 'White Poppies for Peace', a New Zealand peace group. Photo: Nakai

White poppy is a symbol of peace and remembrance

Alex Resendes, Reporter-editor10 years ago01 mins

The First World War was so grotesquely unnecessary and obviously unjust that solders’ uprisings occurred…

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