Education minister says move is “unnecessary and unfair” to children and parents.
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‘Legislated into Poverty’ Why Government Reaction to CUPE Protests Has Future Educators Concerned
by Sahara Mehdiby Sahara MehdiEducation workers, students heartened by support for CUPE workers after use of notwithstanding clause to quell strikes.
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Community Groups Fight for Better Voter Engagement
Local organizations combating voter apathy and low voter turnout.
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The negotiation tactic with CUPE is only the latest use of the provision against unionized workers.
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‘The Bill is Gone, We Won’
Education worker unions to end political protests as Ford government commits to repealing Bill 28.
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Housing, Transit, and Strong Mayor Powers, Tory Embraces 3rd Term
The longtime mayor says this will be his final term — but that’s what he said last time.
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A day out with Toronto mayoral candidate Gil Penalosa.
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In ‘long Overdue’ Vote, Ontario Education Workers Choose Strike Mandate
by Kiarra Swabyby Kiarra SwabyCUPE’s OSBCU union voted 96.5% in favour of a strike should a deal not be reached.