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Susan Cole, pioneering advocate for traumatized children in schools, dies at 72 By Bryan Marquard Globe Staff,Updated May 16, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend Susan Cole.(Jessica Scranton) Susan Cole was already the state’s leading advocate for children whose learning abilities are hobbled by traumatic experiences when she took her work to a new level. Along with her five students at Harvard Law School’s Education Law Clinic, she began lobbying lawmakers to provide grants to Massachusetts school districts that set up trauma-sensitive environments. Facing difficult odds, they succe...

Following 3-week vaccine blitz, Gov. Mike DeWine plans to end coronavirus health orders: Capitol Letter Today 8:00 AM Gov. Mike DeWine said Wednesday all coronavirus-related public health orders will end June 2. (The Ohio Channel) Facebook Share Rotunda Rumblings Million-dollar idea: Gov. Mike DeWine announced Wednesday that all coronavirus public health orders will be lifted June 2. Laura Hancock reports that Ohio has been under a state of emergency since March 9, 2020, which has enabled the restrictions. However, in lifting the public health order, DeWine is nullifying his previous benchma...

Opinion: Provinces are converging. Why is equalization still growing? $20.9 billion will be sent with no strings attached the same five provinces as always at a time when all provincial governments are currently struggling Author of the article: Bill Bewick, Special to Financial Post Publishing date: May 12, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Ontarians’ share of equalization funding works out to $2,400 per family of four this year. B.C.’s number also rounds to $2,400, while Alberta families are sending about $2,700 more in federal taxes for equalization paymen...

Good Morning! Ontario, long known as the economic engine of Canada, is sputtering. Over the past 20 years, the average income of Ontarians, as measured by per person GDP, has fallen behind their Great Lakes neighbours, finds a new study by the Fraser Institute. To the extent that, income in Ontario is $16,607 less than that enjoyed by surrounding Americans — and the gap is getting worse, says Fraser. The study carries on the work of the now closed Ontario Institute for Competitiveness and Prosperity, which compared the province’s economic well-being to other regions in the U.S. and ...

Provided by Dow Jones By Peter Rudegeair, Orla McCaffrey and Ben Eisen A stock-market boom fueled by Reddit-reading individual investors and a burst of companies entering the public markets produced record quarterly profits at Wall Street's biggest banks. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. posted records in quarterly revenue and profit. JPMorgan Chase & Co. notched its highest quarterly profit on record, driven by record revenue from trading stocks. Even Wells Fargo & Co., a minnow on Wall Street, enjoyed its best-ever quarterly profit in corporate and investment banking....