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Absence rates surge in Winnipeg schools as students, teachers struggle with sickness

November 30, 2022 Canuck absenteeism, Brian O'Leary, Cold And Flu Season, Education, Health, learning gaps, Radean Carter, school abscences, School Absenteeism, Seven Oaks School Division, Winnipeg News, Winnipeg School Division, Winnipeg schools, winnipeg students, Winnipeg teachers

Cold and flu season has just started but it’s already hitting Winnipeg schools with a vengeance, with some divisions reporting

Auditor general says Ontario’s post-secondary sector operating without ‘clear strategy’

November 30, 2022 Canuck auditor general, Education, Laurentian University, Ministry of College and Universities, Ontario Auditor General, Ontario auditor general report 2022, Ontario international students, Ontario Tuition, Politics, Post-secondary education

Ontario post-secondary sector is operating without a clear strategy or vision, the province’s auditor general says. As part of her

Advocates demand Alberta address shortage of early childhood educators

November 30, 2022 Canuck affordable child care, Alberta education, Alberta Government, alberta social programs, Canada, Child Care, child care alberta, Child Care Now Alberta, child care staff, Compensation, Daycare, Early Childhood Education, ECE, Education, Money, Politics

On the National Day of Action for Child Care, advocates are urging the government of Alberta to increase wages for

Pledge Day inspires donations for accessible playgrounds in Alberta

November 29, 2022 Canuck Accessibility, Alberta, Calgary, Charity, Children, Education, Features, Health, Lifestyle, Mobility, Okotoks, Play, Playground, School, Wheelchair

The Calgary Children’s Foundation annual Pledge Day is this Friday, December 2. Once again, the radiothon will broadcast live on

Saskatchewan provides $1.15 million to connect post-secondary interns with employers

November 29, 2022 Canuck Advanced Education, Canada, clean energy technologies research institute, Education, Government funding, Government of Saskatchewan, greenhouse gas technology centre, Innovation, Research, University of Regina

The government of Saskatchewan announced Tuesday that it is providing $1.15 million to Mitacs for research internships and programming, including

‘Cyber incident’ cancels online classes, knocks out email, phones at Durham board

November 28, 2022 Canuck Canada, Crime, DDSB, DDSB cyber incident, Durham District School Board, Durham District School Board cyber incident, durham region, Durham schools, Education, Oshawa

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted November 28, 2022 10:43 am Updated November 28, 2022 11:25 am Descrease article font

Durham school board systems down after ‘cyber-incident’

November 27, 2022 Canuck cyber attack, Cyber incident, DDSB, Durham District School Board, durham region, Durham school cyber incident, Durham schools, Education

Schools in Durham Region were subjected to a cyber security incident, discovered on Friday, the local school board says. The

Former members call out OSSTF for handling of personal information stolen in cyberattack

November 25, 2022 Canuck Canada, cyber attack, cyber crime, cyber news, Cyberattack, Education, Ontario, Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, ontario teachers, Ontario. News, osstf, OSSTF cyber crime, OSSTF cyberattack, Teacher federation hack, Tech

On Wednesday, Global News learned that the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation (OSSTF) had sent letters to current and past

Alberta school districts not allowed to shut down in-school learning despite high absenteeism

November 24, 2022 Canuck Adriana LaGrange, Alberta education, Alberta health, alberta in-person learning mandate, alberta schools, alberta schools in-person learning mandate, Danielle Smith, Education, guaranteed in-person learning alberta, Health

New regulations mean Alberta’s school divisions will not be allowed to shut down in-school learning despite high absenteeism from respiratory

Ratification votes start for Ontario CUPE education worker members

November 24, 2022 Canuck Canadian Union Of Public Employees, CUPE, Education, Ontario, Ontario Education, ontario education worker, Ontario education workers, Ontario School Board Council of Unions, Ontario schools

TORONTO — More than 50,000 education workers in Ontario will start voting today on whether they want to accept a

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