Lecce’s comments come as the government, school boards and education unions continue negotiating after all contracts expired at the end of August.
Education Minister Stephen Lecce pledges normal school year | The Star
Similar Posts
Constitutional challenge of Ontario’s wage-cap bill begins in court
Groups representing thousands of public sector employees will be going up against the Ontario government in court this week as the two sides argue over a law that has capped wages for workers. Ontario wage-cap…
Early childhood educators fed up and fleeing the job
Canada is promising 250,000 affordable childcare spots over the next four years, but with low pay and difficult working conditions, many early childhood educators are getting out of the profession. CBC’s Christine Birak visits a…
120 reasons not to vote for Doug Ford in the June election
What the premier gave was $120 each to car-owners to spend as they pleased. En masse that money could have funded massive improvements for everyone. 120 reasons not to vote for Doug Ford in the…
Liberals would return Grade 13 to Ontario high schools to offset pandemic setbacks
Students who feel the need to “catch up” after missing months of in-class learning would be able to opt for a full, extra final year of high school. Grade 13 could be making a comeback…
Please read the article by Teresinha Medeiros sourced from iHeartRadio about OECTA filing for conciliation
Byadmin
https://www.iheartradio.ca/am800/news/ontario-catholic-teachers-file-for-conciliation-1.10226618
Please read the article by Chase Banger sourced from CTV News about province wide strike
Byadmin
https://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/english-catholic-teachers-union-announces-province-wide-strike-1.4786727