The province is looking at “every option available” to help ease a shortage of teachers that has hit school boards across Ontario, says Education Minister Stephen Lecce.
“We’ll have an announcement forthcoming,” Lecce told reporters at Queen’s Park on Tuesday as the legislature resumed for the spring session.
Ford government looking at ways to ease teacher shortages (thestar.com)
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