Passing of Bill 33 Sparks Concern Among Local School Board Trustees

Passing of Bill 33 sparks concern among local school board trustees

Ontario’s controversial Bill 33, the Supporting Children and Students Act, received Royal Assent on Thursday, prompting fresh criticism from school board trustees who say the legislation threatens local democracy in education.

How the provincial takeover of an Ontario school board 13 years ago played out

Ontario’s new law meant to make it easier for the province to take control of school boards it deems “fall off the rails,” isn’t a new thing in the Windsor-area.

What’s at stake if Ontario eliminates school trustees

The passage of legislation granting sweeping control over school boards to Queen’s Park appears to be another nail in the coffin for Ontario’s trustees – the oldest form of democracy in Canada.

What’s at stake if Ontario eliminates school trustees

The passage of legislation granting sweeping control over school boards to Queen’s Park appears to be another nail in the coffin for Ontario’s trustees – the oldest form of democracy in Canada.

What’s at stake if Ontario eliminates school trustees

The passage of legislation granting sweeping control over school boards to Queen’s Park appears to be another nail in the coffin for Ontario’s trustees – the oldest form of democracy in Canada