Carleton University students say they're dealing with more than headaches as a support staff strike continues for a third week. More than 800 administrative, technical and support workers are off the job, temporarily stopping vehicles, handing out pamphlets and explaining their issues with university management. CBC Radio's Ottawa Morning spoke to Carleton students to find out what their experience has been so far and how the strike has affected them. "I'm able to manage but it's making it really difficult ... Also I'm [a teaching assistant] in the labs. For example, right now, as we speak, I'm doing a radio [piece] for my same-day radio class but our radio technician is gone.

Source: CBC News March 21, 2018 12:14 UTC