AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNova Scotia Schools: More than 5,500 support workers could strike Monday as CUPE presses for higher wages after 10 months of negotiations. Early Childhood Education: Southeast College will offer no-cost Level 1 certificates in Weyburn and Indian Head, with virtual options, to help grow Saskatchewan’s educator workforce. Skills Training: Ontario has paused some funding for training unemployed people, raising concerns among career colleges. OSAP: Doug Ford says he feels badly for students caught in a funding pause tied to suspected fraud; court records show inspections at two career colleges were delayed. School Rules: Alberta’s new flag restrictions are drawing criticism from teachers, while Manitoba has banned school staff from private one-to-one messaging with students on unmonitored platforms.
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