“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 solutions from province (qpbriefing.com)
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