Premier Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservative government will push ahead with their legislative agenda and prepare for their first budget, as Queen’s Park resumes sitting on Tuesday.
MPPs are returning to the Legislature following their winter break. While this gives the PCs the chance to bring in new bills, it also gives the opposition parties the chance to challenge Ford and his ministers in question period.
Here’s what you can expect to unfold in the coming weeks.
Local school boards are pledging more help for students who have special needs, more air conditioning for overheated kids, new help for kids who skateboard to school, and even flight simulators to study aviation. Public…
Julie Molenaar, who was appointed in June, has resigned from the board Catholic board replaces Kitchener trustee with runner-up from Cambridge election (therecord.com)
Justin Trudeau says he’s not just concerned about possible cuts Premier Doug Ford could make to Ontario‘s education system as Canada’s prime minister — he’s also concerned as a father with children in the province’s schools….
The south side high school has been plagued with numerous threats resulting in the school being closed, or the school being put in a hold and secure situation. St. Pat’s school community reacts to threats…
The legal fight continues for Josh Alexander, the 17-year-old who has been suspended from St. Joseph’s High School in Pembroke, Ont., since November 2022. Josh Alexander takes next step to quash school suspension (catholicregister.org)
The Sunshine List of public servants earning six figures continues to rise. In 2022, a record 266,903 people on the provincial payroll earned $100,000 or more — up from 244,188 the year before. Which public…