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Date Time Helping flood-hit companies build for future Companies affected by floods are working with a ground-breaking project aimed at protecting their future business interests. The study, led by the University of Leeds, was set up to highlight the true monetary cost of flooding to the business sector and local communities. It aims to establish a framework in which insurers work more closely with businesses that have struggled in the past to secure flood insurance. The research found that in the winter of 2019/2020, floods in Calderdale cost local companies about £43 million in direct loss...

Article content Many teachers and educators clearly need to brush up on Alberta’s anti-bullying curriculum. They may teach it, but they obviously don’t live it. The vitriol, vandalism, threats and incivility hurled towards anyone who expresses support for any portion of Alberta’s K-6 draft curriculum is proof of that. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Licia Corbella: Many teachers need to brush up on anti-bullying training Back to video On April 6, Education Minister Adriana LaGrange reported on Twitter that: “Earlier today a large rock...

Article content Many teachers and educators clearly need to brush up on Alberta’s anti-bullying curriculum. They may teach it, but they obviously don’t live it. The vitriol, vandalism, threats and incivility hurled towards anyone who expresses support for any portion of Alberta’s K-6 draft curriculum is proof of that. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Corbella: Many teachers need to brush up on anti-bullying training Back to video On April 6, Education Minister Adriana LaGrange reported on Twitter that: “Earlier today a large rock was t...

Article content Beyond the partisan sniping, the crux behind the war of words raging over Alberta’s new draft kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum can be boiled down between the teaching of knowledge or the teaching of skills. The draft curriculum wants to focus on teaching a knowledge-rich curriculum, and the loud critics of the proposed new curriculum are proponents of a skill-based curriculum. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Licia Corbella: Knowledge-based K-6 draft curriculum is best for our kids Back to video I just got the book on Thurs...

Article content Beyond the partisan sniping, the crux behind the war of words raging over Alberta’s new draft kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum can be boiled down between the teaching of knowledge or the teaching of skills. The draft curriculum wants to focus on teaching a knowledge-rich curriculum, and the loud critics of the proposed new curriculum are proponents of a skill-based curriculum. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Corbella: Knowledge-based K-6 draft curriculum is best for our kids Back to video I just got the book on Thursday an...