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Health and Safety/Workplace Safety and Insurance Act Committee
6 March
International Women's Day
8 March
Annual Meeting of the Provincial Assembly
13 - 16 March

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Les syndicats d’enseignantes et d’enseignants de l’Ontario réclament le début anticipé des négociations pour soutenir les élèves et les familles
2 Mar 2026
Message de condoléances de la part d’OSSTF/FEESO
13 Feb 2026
OSSTF/FEESO dénonce le manque de transparence entourant les mises à pied à l’Université Brock
9 Feb 2026
Déclaration d’OSSTF/FEESO sur le Mois de l’histoire des Noirs 2026
1 Feb 2026
L’ingérence gouvernementale sans précédent ne permet pas de surmonter les véritables défis auxquels est confronté le système d’éducation de l’Ontario
29 Jan 2026

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“It’s very upsetting, the choices that are being made right now. I do think that it will negatively impact the student experience.” Koreen, an #OSSTF member at Brock University spoke out after more layoffs were announced. She explained how long-time, experienced support staff https://t.co/3NO5orHlDH

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“When those supports are missing, the outcomes are predictable: students fall further behind, violence increases, and staff burnout accelerates.” That’s what #OSSTF President @marthahradowy told the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs in January. Education https://t.co/BZ5VhI5L5E

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“We just want to get to work.” That remains our focus. As #OSSTF President @marthahradowy told the Toronto Star today, she is disappointed that the government declined the opportunity to begin bargaining early. With the challenges facing our schools, starting negotiations https://t.co/ivyeFPuFVL

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Ontario’s five major education unions are united in urging the government to begin bargaining as soon as possible, to best support students, families, teachers, and education workers. Schools are being stretched too thin. Classrooms are overcrowded. Supports for students with https://t.co/9u9i510lkx

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ICYMI: A Grade 11 student spoke out about what’s happening in post-secondary education in Ontario. From cuts to OSAP grants, to lifting the tuition freeze, to declining funding per student, students are feeling the impact. As Arushi Nath, a Canada Top Young Scientist Award https://t.co/dEvwmfMuu9

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Post-secondary students are organizing, and #OSSTF is proud to join them in demanding better! On March 4 at 12:30 PM, students, instructors, parents, and community members will gather at Queen’s Park to demand NO cuts to OSAP and real investments in public education. Join the https://t.co/MVL9XgxhQF

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RT @CTFFCE: 📷 Last call to register for the 2026 Women’s Symposium, happening from April 30 to May 2 in Toronto. We only have a few spots l…

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OSSTF wants to highlight the importance of reading books by Canadian Black authors during Black History Month 2026, recognizing the vital contributions and diverse experiences of Black communities across Canada. Exploring works by writers such as Lawrence Hill, Esi Edugyan, https://t.co/Wiom7M4sEb

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Students are being asked to pay more and take on more debt. The province’s new tuition framework increases costs while shifting OSAP support from grants to loans. That makes post-secondary less accessible for the very students that #OSSTF members support every day. The Ontario https://t.co/Gt5fyKiRNb

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