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Fraser school report card sheds light on education system
It’s that time of year when the province’s elementary schools get their own report card. The new Fraser Institute elementary school report card released Sunday shows parents how their local schools stack up academically, even…
Please read the article by Graeme Frisque sourced from Brampton Guardian about fines being given to Brampton residents for their OECTA KnowMore lawn signs
https://www.bramptonguardian.com/news-story/9703023-bramptonians-could-face-bylaw-fines-for-i-support-publicly-funded-education-lawn-signs/
Please listen to the recording by 96.1 Renfrew Today about OECTA negotiations
English Catholic teachers could soon be in strike mode
Students are pawns in province’s game of educational chess
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Peel’s educational support workers protest Ford government’s ‘radical cuts’ to education
Educational support workers from the Peel District School Board and Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, gathered outside Mississauga-Erin Mills MPP Sheref Sabawy’s constituency office on Friday (April 12) to protest Premier Doug Ford’s proposed cuts…