Kristin Rushowy

Report says Ontario should let colleges and universities raise fees by five per cent next year, with future increases of at least two per cent.

Educators need to take caution when it comes to commenting on the Israel-Hamas conflict because there is “zero tolerance” for hate and they will be held accountable, says Education Minister Stephen Lecce.

People for Education survey finds smaller classes, more staff among resources leaders asking for

Grade 6 students have this year started learning about the Holocaust. For Grade 10 students, additional lessons in the mandatory history course will be introduced in the fall of 2025.

Education workers represented by the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario will join the secondary teachers’ union in seeking binding arbitration to sort out how to make up lost pay under the Ford government’s wage-capping legislation.

The survey on fees across the country found the move to $10 a daycare has so far been a “big success in the sense that the federal government said to the provinces ‘you have to reduce fees in one year by half’ and by and large, they mostly did.”

With growing concern among New Democrats that Jama was punished for voicing concerns about the plight of Palestinians in the Hamas-Israel war and the need for a ceasefire, Stiles moved to clarify the situation.

Education workers represented by the country’s largest teachers’ union have ratified a four-year deal reached with the province and school boards.

Ontario’s Catholic teachers have given their union a strong strike mandate, with 97 per cent voting in favour of job action.

The in-person vote began Sept. 18 and wrapped up late Tuesday night.