The head of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation says pay has been replaced as the biggest issue brought forward by teachers ahead of contract negotiations. Continue reading
The confusion around the future of rugby in Nova Scotia high schools came to an end on Tuesday. Continue reading
Contracts for teachers and education workers at the province’s publicly funded schools expire at the end of August. Continue reading
The Progressive Conservative government announced 2019-20 school board funding today. Continue reading
A new innovation fund aims to help address certain classroom challenges. However, decision-makers still have questions. Continue reading
Education Minister Zach Churchill says pre-primary will be offered in a further 56 schools, bringing the total number of schools to 201 across Nova Scotia. Continue reading
The walk out left a section of Dufferin Avenue blocked off as hundreds took to the streets on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Hundreds of students in Kingston walked out of classes on Thursday to protest changes to Ontario’s education system. Continue reading
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Lisa Thompson announced last month that average high school class sizes will increase by six students – from 22 to 28 – a change to be phased in over four years. Continue reading
On Friday, the PC government announced it would increase class sizes in an effort to cut costs, but said it would not result in any job losses. Continue reading