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Learners with disabilities need greater equity in acces... - Vimarsana News

Learners with disabilities need greater equity in acces...

Learners with disabilities: Support should be provided to those who enrol in ordinary public schools.

Rally in Toronto over Ontario's back-to-work legislation - Vimarsana News

Rally in Toronto over Ontario's back-to-work legislation

Hundreds gathered in downtown Toronto on Tuesday afternoon to protest against the Ford government's back-to-work legislation that would impose a contract on Ontario's 55,000 education workers and block them from striking.

Rally held in Toronto over Ont. government's back-to-work legislation - Vimarsana News

Rally held in Toronto over Ont. government's back-to-work legislation

Hundreds gathered in downtown Toronto on Tuesday to protest against the Ford government's back-to-work legislation that would impose a contract on Ontario's 55,000 education workers and block them from striking.

Source: cp24.com
Protest in Toronto over Ontario's anti-strike legislation - Vimarsana News

Protest in Toronto over Ontario's anti-strike legislation

Hundreds gathered in downtown Toronto on Tuesday afternoon to protest against the Ford government's back-to-work legislation that would impose a contract on Ontario's 55,000 education workers and block them from striking.

Ford's use of notwithstanding clause: NDP wants emergency debate - Vimarsana News

Ford's use of notwithstanding clause: NDP wants emergency debate

The federal New Democrats have written to the House of Commons Speaker requesting an emergency debate on Ontario Premier Doug Ford's use of the notwithstanding clause to 'keep kids in school' and legislate a contract with more than 55,000 education workers.

Source: ctvnews.ca