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Former foreign affairs minister John Baird has endorsed Christine Elliott in her bid to become the leader of the Ontario

Educators with the Greater Essex County District School Board are hoping to put a dent in the region’s skilled trades

By: Emily Mathieu Investigative News reporter, Jayme Poisson News reporter, Published on Wed Jan 14 2015 Ontario’s largest student group is asking Premier Kathleen Wynne

Two eighth grade students from Ontario are fighting to have schools take rape culture more seriously, and to include consent

Just over two months after their mandate letter was publically released, the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, under

Fluency is at the centre of the updated National Curriculum for maths. In this context, “fluency” refers to knowing key

Ontario has an ambitious plan to weave money management into school classes from grade 4 to graduation. It needs help

TD partners with Ophea on launch of new Financial Literacy resource TORONTO, Dec. 16, 2014 /CNW/ – Today Ophea and TD Bank

Increasing Student Assistance, Helping Graduates Repay Their Loans Ontario is increasing the annual maximum amount of financial aid available to

WHITBY — For high school students learning about the Holocaust, the numbers are so big and the tragedy so unfathomable,

Towering above his students at Windsor’s Northwood Elementary School, six-foot-11 Richard Shaw hardly looks like an endangered species. Yet Shaw