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Teacher supply goes from glut to scarcity in a few short years

Byadmin January 21, 2019

Seana Schonfeldt-Taylor is getting a jumpstart on her teaching career before she’s even finished her bachelor of education program. The undergraduate at Laurentian University is in her final year of a concurrent education degree that…

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Catholic school boards lobby for hiring regulation changes

Byadmin January 21, 2019

Three northern Catholic school boards want the Ontario Catholic School Trustees’ Association to petition the provincial Ministry of Education to either repeal or amend a provincial hiring regulation, because the boards believe it’s impeding their…

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Fraser school report card sheds light on education system

Byadmin January 21, 2019

It’s that time of year when the province’s elementary schools get their own report card. The new Fraser Institute elementary school report card released Sunday shows parents how their local schools stack up academically, even…

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Education budget cuts catch Ontario school boards by surprise

Byadmin January 9, 2019

The rumours have been swirling through the halls of the Toronto Catholic District School Board that a more lean fiscal future will be the new reality, and a late Friday afternoon e-mail from the provincial…

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Tenant Insurance, is it Worth it?

Byadmin December 19, 2018

About 34 per cent of Canadians rent their homes, yet more than half of Canadian renters (58.2 per cent)1 are living without any tenant insurance coverage. While tenants are not currently required to have a tenant…

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What to do if you get in a car accident

Byadmin December 19, 2018

Car accidents usually occur without warning. Although you may take every safety precaution possible, the unexpected can still happen.  If you find yourself in a car accident, here are some tips to keep in mind:…

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Meet the new trustees on the Waterloo Catholic District School Board

Byadmin October 31, 2018

Trustees for the Waterloo Catholic District School Board were elected in Monday’s municipal election. Cambridge/North Dumfries Three trustees are elected to serve this area. The three incumbents won their seats. Wendy Price won with 3,835 votes, incumbent…

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Service animals could be allowed in more Ontario schools

Byadmin October 31, 2018

There could soon be service animals in your child’s school. The province wants to change the legislation and give all school boards the rules and regulations for allowing service animals into school. Currently, 39 of…

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WCDSB fares well in EQAO school testing, WRDSB catching up

Byadmin October 17, 2018

The results of the academic assessments from the 2017–2018 school year were released on Tuesday. On average, the public school board showed improvement in some areas while its Catholic counterpart continued to lead the way….

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Ontario students to walk out of class in protest of sex-ed curriculum changes

Byadmin September 21, 2018

Students at more than a hundred schools across Ontario pledged to walk out of class on Friday to show the provincial government they disagree with its decision to repeal a modernized version of the sex-ed…

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