Ontario’s Colleges: The Hypocrisy Factories

When moral cowardice becomes a management style, the students become collateral.

If you’ve made it this far in life without being fired, cancelled, or publicly flogged for saying something true, congratulations — you’re ahead of me. I write because I can’t not; because silence feels like complicity, and complicity feels like rot. If this piece leaves you nodding, snarling, or muttering, “Well, he’s not wrong,” then you’re precisely the reader I’m writing for.

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For anyone on strike, it’s $2 a month (see the button below) . All proceeds will go to the strike fund (given to OPSEU at the end)—link to discount cleverly hidden in the button below. The song by the same title is in the butt…