King's College Averts Faculty Strike, Classes Resume

0:00It's April 9th. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A faculty strike at Halifax's University of Kings College just got dodged at the last second. The School's Board of Governors and the Teachers Association locked in a new collective agreement, ratifying it on Wednesday. Vice President Tim Curry dropped the news in a statement. Thursday. Earlier this week, conciliation talks fell apart, putting everyone on edge for a walk out that morning. This spot has around 1,000 students in shines for its journalism program. Faculty have been vocal, saying they're the lowest paid full-time instructors across Atlanta, Canada. No word yet on the agreement's fine print, but classes in all academic work roll on without a hitch now. Students and staff can hit the ground running, keeping the campus buzzing as usual.