‘Scholar Strike’ at Canadian Universities Stole Students’ Valuable Class Time

Provincial governments have a fiduciary obligation to hold universities and their professors accountable for acts that violate their responsibilities to teach and administer programs. The Canadian Press/Hannah Yoon

Commentary

Canadian universities had been shut down since March because of the COVID-19 virus. Yet, during the first week of classes in September, university professors went on a two-day “Scholar Strike” to protest against “anti-black violence.”