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Well-funded public schools are more important than election giveaways

ByPatrick Etmanski May 17, 2022May 17, 2022

Breaks for taxpayers weaken Ontario’s finances and its ability to invest in public institutions that make life more affordable and society fairer. Well-funded public schools are more important than election giveaways (irpp.org)

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Rivals hit out at Ford’s record on health care, public education during Ontario leaders’ debate

ByPatrick Etmanski May 17, 2022May 17, 2022

90-minute debate came with 17 days of campaigning left Rivals hit out at Ford’s record on health care, public education during Ontario leaders’ debate | CBC News

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NDP candidate spoke in favour of single school system

ByPatrick Etmanski May 13, 2022May 13, 2022

A former teacher union head running for the Ontario NDP once publicly backed a proposal to study the “merits and challenges” of ending the Catholic school system. NDP candidate spoke in favour of single school…

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Doug Ford lays low after PC MPP Stephen Lecce apologizes for fraternity ‘slave auction’

ByPatrick Etmanski May 12, 2022May 12, 2022

Lecce took part in the fraternity charity fundraiser while attending Western University 16 years ago. Stephen Lecce apologizes for fraternity ‘slave auction’ | The Star

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The Ontario election will determine the future of children’s mental health

ByPatrick Etmanski May 11, 2022May 11, 2022

Children have consistently remained the least likely strata of society in danger of catching COVID and have paid the highest price for adult welfare. The Ontario election will determine the future of children’s mental health…

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Liberals would return Grade 13 to Ontario high schools to offset pandemic setbacks

ByPatrick Etmanski May 9, 2022May 9, 2022

Students who feel the need to “catch up” after missing months of in-class learning would be able to opt for a full, extra final year of high school. Grade 13 could be making a comeback…

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Race for Ontario: Parties spar over future of education post-pandemic

ByPatrick Etmanski May 9, 2022May 9, 2022

As an 18-year-old high school senior, Malek Mekawi plans to cast his first-ever vote in this spring’s provincial election.  Political parties spar over future of education | Windsor Star

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Masks in schools: have mask mandates become a proxy for trust in public health?

ByPatrick Etmanski May 5, 2022May 5, 2022

The fundamental public policy issue of the pandemic is that masking in schools is now a proxy for public trust in medical science and public health. Masks in schools: have mask mandates become a proxy…

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Guelph Grade 7 student makes it to the final of national public speaking contest

ByPatrick Etmanski May 5, 2022May 5, 2022

Emmanuel Adewale was one of 12 finalists in Speaker’s Idol, an annual Canada-wide public speaking competition. Guelph Grade 7 student makes it to the final of national public speaking contest | CTV News

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Public funding for Catholic schools must continue, Steven Del Duca says despite anti-abortion moves by some

ByPatrick Etmanski May 5, 2022May 5, 2022

Del Duca says he is pledging to “protect and enhance” access to safe abortions in Ontario. Public funding for Catholic schools must continue: Steven Del Duca | The Star

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