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Ontario’s colleges are at a crossroads, with thousands of jobs lost and 650 courses cut, according to the union. The College Employer Council says union demands are excessive.

The Ontario Public Service Employees Union has officially begun their strike starting 12:01 a.m. this morning. Union President JP Hornick makes an appearance at the Humber College picket lines to speak to the media.

More than 10,000 college support staff workers across Ontario represented by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) have walked off the job at 12:01 a.m.

Humber Et Cetera obtained 45 documents in a Freedom of Information request detailing emails between Humber and the Ministry of Colleges and Universities regarding governance concerns and the January resignations of several Board of Governors members.

The strike deadline on Thursday looms as negotiations are planned for Sept. 9 and 10 in a bid to stave off a work stoppage by about 10,000 full-time support staff workers at Ontario's colleges.

The city's transit system is working to improve safety for its passengers. But some remain concerned.

Humber says the decision is operational and not a cost-cutting measure.

The push to get people to gamble on sports is everywhere, and it could be a problem.

Democracy may pay a price as young Canadians drift from politics.

A more efficient man-made building material is being used more often.