Contracts expire August 31; pay a key issue as inflation rises
Teachers unions want talks with Ford as contracts wind down – Sault Ste. Marie News (sootoday.com)
Similar Posts
School back Tuesday as Doug Ford’s government and CUPE agree to return to bargaining
Premier Doug Ford “blinked” and Canadian Union of Public Employees are ending their province-wide strike meaning hundreds of thousands of students will be back in classrooms Tuesday. CUPE school strike: Doug Ford says government willing…
Anti-LGBTQ2S+ groups trying to elect ‘god-fearing’ and ‘anti-woke’ school board trustees, group says
It’s municipal election season, and experts are warning that some far-right groups and individuals are bringing an agenda of anti-diversity and anti-LGBTQ2S+ views to an important, but often-forgotten, ballot battleground: school boards. Municipal elections: Anti-hate…
EDITORIAL: Kids need to learn violence isn’t the norm
It isn’t too difficult to draw a line between the chaos that’s happening in some schools in our cities and the increased violence on our streets. EDITORIAL: Kids need to learn violence isn’t the norm…
Please read the article by Mike Crawley sourced from CBC News regarding the 6 week sit in and Legislature resuming back Feb. 18, 2020
Byadmin
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-legislature-queens-park-winter-break-1.5392178
EDUCATION MINISTER STEPHEN LECCE TALKS THE RETURN TO SCHOOL IN ONTARIO WITH MOORE IN THE MORNING.
Education Minister Stephen Lecce talks the return to school in Ontario with Moore In The Morning. Education Minister Stephen Lecce talks the return to school in Ontario with Moore In The Morning. (iheartradio.ca)
Durham school board, province spar over who’s to blame for overcrowding issues
While some students across the Durham region are learning in makeshift classrooms in gyms, staff rooms and libraries, the Durham District School Board (DDSB) and the Ministry of Education continue to spar over who’s to blame…