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The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) wants students to stay home after the Easter break. In a news release Wednesday afternoon, the STF asked t...

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is calling for the province to direct all schools to shut down in-class learning and move online for two weeks after the upcoming spring break. The transition to mandatory remote learning would begin on April 12 and last until April 23.

By Mitchell Blair The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is hoping kids can continue online learning after the Easter Break. President Patrick Maze is calling on the government to move all schools to Level 4 from April 12, which is when kids are scheduled to go back, until April 23. Maze feels this is a move that is needed at a time when cases are increasing throughout the province. “We want a two week buffer period where all schools would move online.” Maze said. “With the variants...

Article content The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) wants to see schools across the province moved to remote learning for two weeks following the Easter break, and is calling on the provincial government to make it happen. This would see all schools transition to Level 4 — mandatory online learning — from April 12 to 23. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sask. Teachers Federation calls for all schools to go online after Easter Back to v...

After being denied priority access to COVID-19 vaccines, the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation says its confidence in the government’s pandemic plan is low.

On Friday, a small group representing the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation met with Prime Minister Justin Tru...

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) is hoping teachers will soon be able to receive COVID-19 vaccinations. Health-care workers, residents and ...

Article content The tentative agreement included no wage increase for 2019, followed by three consecutive two-per-cent raises. Class size and composition issues continue to be dealt with away from the bargaining table. “It’s definitely not perfect, and it’s definitely not what the Teachers’ Federation was looking for,” STF president Patrick Maze said at the time, adding that the pandemic shifted the landscape significantly. The teachers had been without a collective agreement since A...