Many of Canada’s largest public and private-sector unions celebrated the Ontario government’s decision to remove legislation intended to force education workers back to their jobs.
Similar Posts
Please read the article by Mark Sandford sourced from North Bay Nugget about teachers voting 97.1% in favour of strike action
Byadmin
https://www.nugget.ca/news/provincial/catholic-teachers-vote-97-1-in-favour-of-strike-action-2
Ontario Principals’ Council is not willing to hear parents out! Parents of Black children take a stand!
There are still many details that remain to be discovered regarding the troubling allegations against the: principal, vice-principal and teacher that locked a six-year-old Black boy in a school closet. Ontario Principals’ Council is not…
Ontario government plans legislation to pre-empt strike by CUPE school support staff
The provincial government will impose a contract on 55,000 school support staff after CUPE said its workers would strike starting Friday if no deal was reached by then. Ontario plans legislation to pre-empt strike by…
Ontario to table budget amid both surging revenues, potential slowdown
Ontario’s budget is set to be tabled Thursday amid both surging revenues and a potential economic slowdown, and while the finance minister has been signalling “restraint,” he says that doesn’t mean program cuts. (1) Ontario…
Black representation in schools is ‘beneficial to everyone,’ York board superintendent says
Originally a York region student, Siobhan Wright is now in a leadership role at the school board Black representation in schools is ‘beneficial to everyone,’ York board superintendent says | CBC News
Education workers want more staff and better pay
CUPE press conference Education workers want more staff and better pay | CP24.com