The province has reached a tentative four-year agreement with education workers represented by the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario. Ford government reaches tentative, four-year deal with 3,500 ETFO education workers (thestar.com)
BY QUINTON AMUNDSON, THE CATHOLIC REGISTER Gender ideology rallies draw thousands, for and against (catholicregister.org)
On social media demonstrations are being promoted under the hashtag and banner #1MillionMarch4Canada with protests and counterprotests in Toronto, Ottawa, Fredericton and Montreal. Rising tension and misinformation frame demonstrations across Canada over gender diversity and…
Local teachers’ unions and education officials are growing concerned about a planned protest Wednesday morning in London, Ont. Education worker union offices vandalized in London ahead of planned protest | CTV News
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…
NOTE: THE CONTENT OF OECTA PROVINCIAL BARGAINING UPDATES IS CONFIDENTIAL TOMEMBERS. PLEASE DO NOT SHARE THIS INFORMATION OR POST IT ONLINE. OECTA to Conduct Province-wide Strike Vote Today, acting on the recommendation of the Provincial…
A long-time teacher is speaking out about the increasing violence at his high school in Brampton. Violence worsening at Brampton school, educators say | CTV News
An education advocacy group is speaking out against the province’s proposed plan to allow Grade 11 students to leave high school to join an apprenticeship program full time. Many students will be ‘losing out on…
Clerk’s office claims a court challenge of the controverted election will have to be resolved first City refuses to release review of botched Catholic trustee election – CambridgeToday.ca
People for Education report says student apprentices will miss courses that teach essential life, job skills Ontario’s plan to let students enter full-time apprenticeships after Grade 10 hurts learning, group warns | CBC News