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Education Minister Paul Calandra released testing data at the end of last year after sitting on it for weeks to consider scores he acknowledged were 'not good enough.'

Targets, such as opening dates for transit lines and GHG emissions, have been removed from scrutiny, while a housing tracker set up a few years ago displays data from 2024.

Anna Stokke said that some of the factors leading to a decline in math literacy in B.C. include the B.C. math curriculum, 'which has very vague outcomes for mathematics.'

While the results represent a slight improvement from the previous school year, the government said the test scores are 'not enough' progress.

EQAO results are generally published sometime toward the end of September and offer a snapshot of numeracy and literacy in the province. 

EQAO results are generally published sometime toward the end of September, offering a snapshot of numeracy and literacy in the province.

Staff and volunteers at Bide Awhile in Dartmouth says even finding a pet for interested adoptees is a struggle right now.

With so many gorgeous holiday gift sets and products, it's hard to go wrong with one of these coveted options from the Body Shop, Mejuri, Alo Yoga and more.

Constitutional language and religious rights offer some protection to Catholic and French trustees, but the English public system could see them scrapped entirely.

Jonathan Joss was reportedly shot by a neighbour after a heated argument.

A list of the promises made by the Ontario PCs, NDP, Liberals and Greens ahead of the 2025 provincial election.

A new study suggests up to third of Ontario's kindergarten students may fail to meet provincial standards in reading, writing and math by Grade 3.

TORONTO - Ontario students in Grades 3 and 6 are making some gains when it comes to reading and writing, but are lagging behind in math in an ongoing trend critics say is concerning.

The Ontario Principals' Council is asking the education minister to cancel this year's Grade 10 standardized literacy test and delay it until next year.

Grade 9 standardized math tests set for earlier this year were postponed to June because of part of secondary teachers' work-to-rule campaigns included not preparing for or administering standardized tests.

During the early planning stages of the pipeline, the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs proposed an alternate route, but Coastal Gaslink deemed it unacceptable.

Ontario's English Catholic teachers say they will be starting an administrative work-to-rule campaign on Monday. Their announcement comes the same day as high school teachers stage a one-day strike in select boards across the province, the latest in a series of rotating strikes.

At the moment, it is not entirely clear whether students are required to complete EQAO math testing in June.

The job action will be the fifth held by the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation has engaged in amid contentious contract talks.

All public and Catholic schools in Guelph were closed on Wednesday as a result of the one-day strike by OSSTF members.