Premier Doug Ford’s thin skin was showing as he delivered a backhanded insult to educators as he commented that students protesting education cuts had “filthy” mouths. Students disrupted legislature proceedings by chanting “Free tuition!” and...
Violence against teachers and staff by students is on the rise and educators say they need more support to cope, according to a feature report by CBC News. Sherri Brown, director of research and professional...
Rumoured billion-dollar cuts to Ontario’s education budget sparked a rally by educators and parents outside MPP Sylvia Jones’ office in Orangeville Feb. 7. “A lot of our members are dealing with the same issues in...
Ontario’s deficit has magically shrunk yet again, as higher tax revenue cut $1 billion off the Conservatives’ exaggerated estimates. Finance Minister Vic Fedeli credited the Tories’ economic policies for the deficit reduction, according to an...
Ontario Finance Minister Vic Fedeli says teachers who protested program cuts outside his North Bay office recently don’t have anything to protest over — yet. According to a report in Bay Today, a North Bay...
Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Lisa Thompson alarmed teachers and parents by refusing to commit to the continuation of full-day kindergarten beyond the 2019–2020 school year. But the program has shown its worth, the...
Provincial cuts to funding for therapy for autistic children are “a tsunami headed for the school system,” says Laura Kirby-McIntosh, president of the Ontario Autism Coalition. Parents say cuts to publicly funded autism therapy will...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford must have failed kindergarten and Ontario needs to teach him a lesson about “the consequences of dismantling one of the most important programs in the lives of its children.” That’s the...
The CEO of a Toronto co-working space that provides on-site childcare says full-day kindergarten is essential to working women and eliminating it would hurt the province’s economy. In an opinion piece in The Globe and...
The message couldn’t be clearer. Over 78,000 Ontarians have sent letters to their MPPs in the last two weeks saying that they do not support larger class sizes in public elementary schools as part of...
