The assault of multiple staff members and a student at an Oshawa school on Monday is once again highlighting the issue of violence in schools, which remains a top concern for teachers in ongoing bargaining with the province.
Concerns over classroom violence remain top issue for Ontario teachers (citynews.ca)
From April to June, WRDSB saw nearly double the amount of behavioural issues compared to 2022 Teacher absences linked to increase in behavioural issues (therecord.com)
Grade 10 students will be taught about the persecution of Ukrainians during the Holodomor — or famine — as part of what Education Minister Stephen Lecce calls necessary learning on political extremism. Ford government to…
Ontario’s five big education unions have already filed notices to bargain in advance of their contracts expiring at the end of August — and the union representing school support staff says it wants to negotiate…
A one-day strike was held by Saskatchewan teachers on the past two Mondays, and there’s been no word on what the next steps look like. Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation and provincial government make no progress in…
More than 100,000 students participated in a province-wide walkout on April 4, and on April 6, around 10,000 teachers, students and parents showed up to protest at Queen’s Park. They were all rallying against Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Lisa…
Teachers represented by the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association (OECTA) voted 97 percent in favour of a strike mandate on Thursday. Ontario English Catholic teachers vote to hand union strike mandate | Globalnews.ca