Strike Confirmed at York

Last night at around 11 p.m. the strike at York University was confirmed.  The union began their strike today.

Resources:

• Strike cancels classes at York University (The Star)
• Classes cancelled at York University as strike begins (CBC)
• Classes suspended as strike hits York University (Canwest)
• Classes suspended as strike hits York University (National Post)
• CUPE 3903 on strike at York University (CUPE)

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