Update: Ontario secondary school labour disruption

McMaster University is continuing to monitor the ongoing labour disruption within certain Ontario secondary school districts.

Members from the Ontario Universities’ Council on Admissions (OUCA), and the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC), have met several times with Ministry officials, and are continuing to offer flexibility and support towards ensuring graduating students are impacted as little as possible in relation to the university admissions process.

Both OUAC and Ontario universities (McMaster included), will post updates on their respective websites as the situation develops and information becomes available.

More update are available here: http://future.mcmaster.ca/labourdisruption/

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Members from the <a href="http://cou.on.ca/about/who-we-are/our-affiliates" target="_blank">Ontario Universities’ Council on Admissions (OUCA)</a>, and the <a href="http://www.ouac.on.ca/" target="_blank">Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)</a>, have met several times with Ministry officials, and are continuing to offer flexibility and support towards ensuring graduating students are impacted <em>as little as possible</em> in relation to the university admissions process.

Both <a href="http://www.ouac.on.ca/" target="_blank">OUAC</a> and Ontario universities (McMaster included), will post updates on their respective websites as the situation develops and information becomes available.

More update are available here: <a href="http://future.mcmaster.ca/labourdisruption/">http://future.mcmaster.ca/labourdisruption/</a>

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