The Ontario government should provide funding for anti-violence training programs and the hiring of mental health support staff to address violence in and around schools, a union representing high school teachers said on Thursday.
Teachers union calling on province to do more to address school violence | CityNews Toronto
‘I get paid in something money can’t buy,’ says this man after witnessing the children’s excitement when they get ice cream or go on a trip Badly hurt decades ago in a traffic accident, this…
Motion asked for more information from staff on details of what students are learning about race, white privilege Public school board trustees vote down call for report on critical race theory lessons | TheRecord.com
‘Much of what was announced is already taking place in Simcoe County,’ says Simcoe County public board chair ‘Devil in the details,’ of new education bill: school board – Collingwood News (collingwoodtoday.ca)
The Ontario Court of Appeal has struck down Premier Doug Ford’s controversial campaign finance law that limits spending by unions and other third parties. Doug Ford’s campaign finance law struck down by court | The…
“This is worse than a ‘band-aid solution.’ It’s like sticking a band-aid into a gaping wound that continues to bleed and get worse,” Jansen in de Wal said. Ontario teachers’ unions demand more than band-aid…
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has put himself in a disgraceful position. Ontario’s land use meddling (thestar.com)