Early childhood educators protest in Nova Scotia
More than 100 early childhood educators in Nova Scotia staged a walkout over delayed pay raises Thursday morning.
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More than 100 early childhood educators in Nova Scotia staged a walkout over delayed pay raises Thursday morning.
Brittany Snow has two children who attend elementary school in Nova Scotia. She says she has mixed reactions when it comes to students moving to online learning next week.
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Posted: Apr 29, 2021 9:25 AM AT | Last Updated: April 29 Nova Scotia has started to give directions to daycares on staying open for the children of essential workers, but there are calls for clarity. (Ben Nelms/CBC) As Nova Scotia tackles the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the province announced a slew of new restrictions but said daycare centres should stay open unless they are dealing with active cases. According to Premier Iain Rankin, daycares are needed to provide child care to the children of front-line workers. Speaking at a Wednesday briefing, the premier called on parents who ...