After months of protests and outrage, the province’s Progressive Conservative government will pivot away from its controversial autism funding model, Social Services Minister Todd Smith said on Monday.
In an announcement, Smith acknowledged that this February’s autism revamp — which gave families a fixed amount of money determined by their income and their child’s age — wasn’t working.
“We didn’t get the redesign right the first time. I’m here to tell you that we will now,” he said.
When two Niagara Catholic District School Board trustees present their motion to get the board to abandon the Pride flag initiative that it adopted back in June 2021, there are unlikely to have the balance…
Mississauga teacher Daphne McMenemy won the Prime Minister’s award for Technology at the service of creativity this year. Mississauga teacher wins Prime Minister award for creative use of robots in the classroom | insauga
Radio interview with Minister Lecce Province has reached a tentative contract deal with the province’s Catholic teachers (iheartradio.ca)
The provincial government has ended public hearings on an education bill it says will improve student learning. Mixed opinions about education bill – KenoraOnline: Kenora, Ontario’s latest news, sports, weather, community events.
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…
Board’s chief managing officer says incident within the orange and red categories of the board’s ‘classification of incidents’ chart, which advises school staff on what to do in certain situations Waterloo Catholic District School Board…