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Benevolent Council
29 janvier
Equity, Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression Officer Regional Training, Region 3
30 - 31 janvier
Provincial Council
6 février

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Dans le cadre des consultations prébudgétaires, OSSTF/FEESO indique au gouvernement de l'Ontario que les élèves ne peuvent plus attendre
22 janv. 2026
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

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, OSSTF/FEESO honours the six million Jewish people murdered by the Nazi regime, along with Roma, people with disabilities, LGBTQ2S+ people, political dissidents, and others who were targeted by hate and violence. We believe education is essential to https://t.co/Cqy1sskW1N

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

#OSSTF President @marthahradowy & our Provincial Executive were please to attend a pre-bargaining reception, hosted by @AEFO_ON_CA last weekend. The event brought together union leaders ahead of upcoming negotiations, and focused on alignment, solidarity, and open dialogue. https://t.co/GQv0uW4HRX

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

Ontario universities are now the lowest funded in Canada per student, at just 55% of the national average. After years of tuition freezes, cuts, and instability, colleges and universities are facing $1.3 billion in projected deficits. The result is fewer programs, fewer https://t.co/Km4Xa8v3km

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

On January 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, @otffeo is hosting a webinar for educators on Surviving the Holocaust, By Chance Alone: Max Eisen’s Story. This classroom-ready, 3-module program supports Holocaust education in Ontario classrooms and can be used across

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

Education is a fundamental human right and a powerful tool for peace, opportunity, and equality. On the International Day of Education, we stand in solidarity with learners and educators around the world working for access, safety, and dignity in education. https://t.co/mqENgY7W6n

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

Last week, #OSSTF staff and members from across the province came together to judge submissions for our 2026 Student Achievement Awards 🏆 This year’s theme, 2Gether > 1 — Together is Greater Than One, invited students to reflect on connection, solidarity, and collective https://t.co/QejtaJmgVO

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

Psychological assessment wait times for students in Thames Valley increased from 135 days to 360 days in just one year! These assessments are critical for identifying learning needs and putting supports in place. Instead, students are waiting — or families are forced to pay https://t.co/ma5V7IVNh9

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RT @CTFFCE: 📢 Quality education requires a healthy, well-supported education workforce. Do you work in K-12 education in Canada? The CTF…

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

"Budgets are more than financial documents. They reveal what a government truly values." Today, President @marthahradowy reminded the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs that publicly funded education, from early learning to post-secondary, is worth fighting for. https://t.co/2np1bRZyWC

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osstf @OSSTF Communications

MEDIA RELEASE: At the provincial pre-budget consultations today, #OSSTF President @marthahradowy delivered a clear message: education is not a cost. It is an investment in students and Ontario’s future. Since 2018, $6.3 billion has been cut from pre-K – 12 education, alongside https://t.co/kClD8Xjb0q

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