August 12, 2026 – KJIPUKTUK (Halifax), NS — A report released by the Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT) questions the purpose, transparency, and governance of academic program reviews currently being conducted in Nova Scotia universities. Academic Program Reviews
ANSUT raises concerns about proposed restructuring at Acadia University
June 17, 2026 – KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – The Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT) is expressing serious concerns about the proposal to restructure Acadia University into two faculties, warning that the plan was developed through an inadequate consultation process, and
ANSUT statement on the proposed restructuring of Acadia University
June 17, 2026 The Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT) is concerned by the proposal currently under consideration to restructure Acadia University into two faculties. Universities are among the most important public institutions in Nova Scotia. Decisions that fundamentally
ANSUT statement of solidarity with the Canadian Federation of Students – Nova Scotia
The Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT) stands in solidarity with the national Canadian Federation of Students, and with CFS-NS locals across the province who are participating in the weeklong students’ strike taking place March 15–21, 2026. Students and
NS budget fails to build resilient university system, says ANSUT
KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – The Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT) says the Nova Scotia government’s 2026–27 budget misses an opportunity to strengthen the long-term resiliency of Nova Scotia’s university system. The Minister’s budget address emphasized “resiliency” as a central