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Ontario School Board Reinstates Council Member Suspended Over Land Acknowledgement Objection

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An Ontario school board has reversed its decision to suspend a parent serving on a local high school council because of remarks she made about land acknowledgments. Catherine Kronas was suspended from her position on the Ancaster High Secondary School council after she requested her “respectful objection” to land acknowledgements be recorded at an April 9 school council meeting, according to the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF).…Hamilton, Ontario · Hamilton See the Story

Teacher’s Striking | Frontier Centre For Public Policy

In a recent Frontier commentary, Michael Zwaagstra argues that teacher strikes, such as those seen in Saskatchewan, unfairly disrupt student learning and should be replaced by binding arbitration—a system […]Saskatchewan · Saskatchewan Read Article

ERGs, DEI trainings remain under the microscope as HR responds to scrutiny

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Joint guidance from federal agencies has changed the DEI landscape, according to a management-side attorney.DEI · United States See the Story

More Strike Days Announced for Cornwall Teachers

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The National Education Union said its action will continue until the 'core issues' are addressedEngland · England See the Story

Canada’s New Border Bill Spies On You, Not The Bad Guys

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From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By Lee Harding Lee Harding warns that the federal government’s so-called border bill lets officials snoop on your data, ban big cash payments and even open your mail – all without a warrant Think Bill C-2 is about stopping fentanyl? Think again. It lets the feds snoop your data, open your mail and ban big cash payments – no warrant needed The federal government is using the pretext of border security, t…Canada · Canada See the Story

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