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HARD LESSONS VIOLENCE IN CANADIAN SCHOOLS IS RISING AS STUDENTS’ COMPLEX NEEDS ARE NEGLECTED AND TEACHERS ARE STRETCHED THIN. THE ONLY SOLUTION IS MORE BOOTS ON THE GROUND

December 11 2025
On a June afternoon in 2022, in the hallway of an ivy-covered high school in Ottawa, 15 year-old Matthew Morris was dragged into a bathroom by a fellow student, knocked to the tiled floor and...

INCREASING EDUCATION MINISTER’S POWERS ‘AN AUTHORITARIAN MOVE’: ETFO PRESIDENT

November 20 2025
ETFO President David Mastin discusses the ‘deeply disturbing’ government bill which looks to give the education ministry more power to take over school boards.

TEACHERS’ UNION SAYS ONTARIO’S ‘BROKEN’ EDUCATION FUNDING FORMULA NEEDS A ‘FIX’

November 12 2025
The education minister said he’s tasked supervisors at the school boards under provincial control to ‘review the funding formula’ and examine whether ‘we are indeed spending enough money on special education’

ALBERTA TEACHERS UNION LAUNCHES TWO COURT CHALLENGES AGAINST PROVINCE’S BACK-TO-WORK LEGISLATION

November 07 2025
Alberta teachers are back in class, but their union’s lawyers were in court Thursday, issuing two separate legal challenges to the province’s back-to-work order.

WHAT OPTIONS DOES THE ALBERTA TEACHERS’ UNION HAVE TO CHALLENGE BILL 2 IN COURT?

November 03 2025
The Alberta Teachers’ Association leadership is considering legally challenge Bill 2, which forced teachers back to work and invoked the notwithstanding clause. As Travis McEwan reports, the outcomes may be limited, but law experts say...

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