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Ontario Secondary Schools Struggling for Mental Health Resources and It Doesn’t Get Better in Post-secondary
The majority of Ontario schools say they need more support for their students’ mental health, but statistics say their mental health doesn’t get enough attention in university.
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CUPE Announces New Five-Day Notice to Strike
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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As the Ford government and CUPE return to the negotiation table, widespread disruptions remain possible.
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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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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.
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TDSB to Remove COVID-19 Measures on March 21 Despite Criticism from Teachers, Students
This story was updated at 11 a.m. to reflect new information. The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has announced it will be removing COVID-19 measures in schools, in keeping with…
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‘i Didn’t Have a Choice’: How the Pandemic Pushed Long-frustrated Students to the Edge
Even though Tara Mulcahy Konop considers herself one of the lucky ones, the pandemic still upended her life. The 21-year-old Ryerson student started the pandemic at Concordia University in Montreal,…
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Fatigue, burnout: How experts say Zoom is changing the future of work
by Zehra Razaby Zehra RazaOver the last year and a half, much has changed about the way schools and workplaces operate. COVID-19 has shifted the daily lives and routines of many onto Zoom or…
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