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N.S. teachers’ union ponders how to restore gains taken by unconstitutional lawThe union representing Nova Scotia teachers is pondering options to restore the losses it incurred due to an unconstitutional law that imposed a labour contract on them in 2017.EducationJun 16
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2021-22 school year the most stressful of the pandemic, says outgoing NSTU presidentPaul Wozney of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union says there was a 'massive uptick' in the number of teachers accessing mental health support in the second year of COVID in schools.EducationJun 9
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Nova Scotia Teachers Union elects Ryan Lutes as next presidentRyan Lutes, a mathematics teacher from Halifax West High School, has been elected president of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union and assumes office Aug. 1.EducationJun 2
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No clear winner in NSTU presidential election, runoff vote to be held June 2The Nova Scotia Teachers Union (NSTU) will be holding a runoff election for a new president next week, after Wednesday's vote did not result in a clear winner.ÂEducationMay 25
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COVID-19: Information on Nova Scotia schools with exposures now publicly available onlineN.S. government answers call from parents to publicly report COVID-19 exposures in schools.EducationSep 28, 2021
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N.S. to spend another $14.3 million on school programs, drinking waterThe province's education and early childhood minister Zach Churchill announced the funding on Wednesday.EducationDec 2, 2020
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Paul Wozney re-elected Nova Scotia Teachers Union presidentWozney, who taught at the Charles P. Allen High School in Bedford, was first elected in 2018.EducationOct 28, 2020
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Nova Scotia Teachers Union reaches tentative deal with the provinceNSTU president Paul Wozney is not commenting publicly on the details of the agreement.EducationOct 26, 2020
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Halifax-area high school students optimistic about new school year during coronavirus pandemicAbout 130,000 students returned to school on Tuesday for the first time since classes were suspended in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.EducationSep 8, 2020
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Education Department misses target date on lead database for Nova Scotia school waterAfter a groundbreaking investigation on lead in drinking water, the province promised to publish all lead test results by the start of the 2020 school year.HealthSep 4, 2020
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