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Communications and Political Action Committee
16 - 17 janvier
Addressing Anti-Black Racism/Racism Committee
16 - 17 janvier
Protective Services Committee
22 - 23 janvier

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La violence dans les écoles s'intensifie; l'Ontario a besoin d'investissements réels dans l’embauche de travailleuses et de travailleurs en éducation de première ligne
9 déc. 2025
Le 6 décembre 2025 - Journée nationale de commémoration et d’action contre la violence faite aux femmes
6 déc. 2025
Les syndicats d’enseignantes et d’enseignants de l’Ontario font une mise en garde contre l’adoption du projet de loi 33
18 nov. 2025
Message du jour du Souvenir 2025
11 nov. 2025
Déclaration conjointe en solidarité avec le personnel enseignant de l’Alberta
28 oct. 2025

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Today, #OSSTF President @marthahradowy raised serious concerns about how destreaming has been rolled out during a meeting of the @otffeo, attended by Education Minister Paul Calandra. The goal of destreaming was the right one. How it was put into place was not. Teachers, https://t.co/BLfPL8jUiJ

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Every year, #OSSTF recognizes many Members, Districts, and Bargaining Units for the outstanding work that they do on behalf of the Federation and our Members. Their contributions have had a positive and lasting impact on OSSTF/FEESO, its Members, local communities, and publicly https://t.co/C0Ifw3tzjq

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Ontario just announced $242 million for post-secondary infrastructure. Any investment in colleges and universities is welcome. But for students, this does not address the core problem. Ontario provides the lowest per-student funding in Canada, while domestic undergraduate https://t.co/CRHJx4ZPIf

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Over the break, the Toronto Caribbean Newspaper took a close look at Ontario’s Bill 33 and the growing concerns from education workers across the province. #OSSTF and the four other largest education unions in Ontario issued a rare joint statement late last year warning that https://t.co/dSU6NpEJ5b

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ICYMI: 75% of Ontario parents say they’re unhappy with their child’s education. That frustration didn’t come out of nowhere. Years of underfunding, overcrowded classrooms, and a lack of supports for students and staff are showing up in both learning conditions and confidence in https://t.co/1Lcc6WGoT1

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AI in education - and the need for deliberate design! New article from @eduint offers a balanced, educator-centred perspective on artificial intelligence in classrooms. Rather than fear or hype, it focuses on what really matters: • professional teacher judgement • https://t.co/OA8xcrbZN7

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Bill 33 may already be creating a culture of fear in #OntEd schools! As quoted in the news, Muna Kadri, President of #OSSTF District 16, warns that the Ford government’s new powers over school boards are silencing debate and undermining local democracy. When boards are https://t.co/VngpJgjPts

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LAST CHANCE: #OSSTF members are invited to apply to become presenters for Educational Services workshops in Challenging Misogyny and Racial Justice. Applications are accepted in English and French. Deadline: Wednesday, January 7, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. Details in D/BU #082/2025–2026 https://t.co/ZY23ynQEGL

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ICYMI: Last month, a justice committee report on intimate partner violence was tabled at Queen’s Park, stopping short of declaring IPV an epidemic despite overwhelming testimony from survivors, advocates, and experts. Since then, the legislature has been delayed and meaningful https://t.co/Zyt3CkuOoY

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