Education

Education strike action in front of Scott’s office next Tuesday

The Advocate has learned that strike action will take place in front of MPP Laurie Scott’s office on Tuesday Jan…. Continue reading “Education strike action in front of Scott’s office next Tuesday”

Trillium Lakelands board could be affected Tuesday by rotating strikes

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) has given the required five-day notice for Grand Erie, Trillium Lakelands, Renfrew and… Continue reading “Trillium Lakelands board could be affected Tuesday by rotating strikes”

Catholic principals join call for slower re-opening

ETFO to issue five days notice to boards for possibe rotating strikes next week

Starting Wednesday January 15, the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) will begin providing the required five-day notice to school… Continue reading “ETFO to issue five days notice to boards for possibe rotating strikes next week”

Remembering Dave Auger

It was a small gesture, in a way, but one that affected the rest of my life, as small gestures… Continue reading “Remembering Dave Auger”

Sign up now for Lindsay Makerspace winter programs

Sign up now for Lindsay Makerspace winter programs

The Lindsay Makerspace, an initiative of the Pinnguaq Association, is a community space for people to explore, make, create, think,… Continue reading “Sign up now for Lindsay Makerspace winter programs”

Catholic principals join call for slower re-opening

High school teachers stage walk-out for first time in 22 years

OSSTF negotiators remained at the table right up to a midnight strike deadline but the union says the provincial government… Continue reading “High school teachers stage walk-out for first time in 22 years”

ETFO says new work to rule strike action to affect administration, not students

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) is engaging in a series of local meetings to prepare members for a… Continue reading “ETFO says new work to rule strike action to affect administration, not students”