Classes resumed Tuesday for thousands of students at Dalhousie University in Halifax after a months-long lockout, but there will be no changes to tuition for lost time. One thousand members of the Dalhousie Faculty Association were in a defensive strike after the university locked them out last month during failed labour negotiations. In a statement on their website, the university says although they appreciate the discussion around tuition, there will be no refunds or rebates. Meanwhile, the tuition deadline has been changed to October 7 and fall classes suspended over the lockout will now end, December 10. Classes that were not impacted by the strike will end December 3.