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Ontario’ education workers could go on strike Friday

by Mariella Policheni October 30, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Government and Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) are at loggerheads. The countdown has begun and in the event of no agreement, non-teaching staff who have been members of the union Friday could go on strike. Just yesterday the CUPE gave five days‘ notice in view of a possible complete abstention from work. “We believe that the next 3 days of mediation – November 1, 2 and 3 – are an opportunity for this government to come to the table to negotiate a contract that recognizes the education workers and vital services we provide to students, families and our communities,” CUPE tweeted.

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Wokeist aim to replace parental guidance

by Hon. Joe Volpe October 23, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Friendly journalists can give you a free ride and distort reality. That’s your hope, if you “suck up” to them and give them stories they can print, until the public wizens up to this “fake news”.

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Tempo di decisioni elettorali: fuori i cattivi

by Hon. Joe Volpe October 21, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Nella nostra mente, le esercitazioni democratiche – le elezioni – sono una grande opportunità per liberare il sistema da ciò che è nocivo e per rinvigorirlo. C’è ancora molto spazio per le differenze e le ambizioni individuali; niente di sbagliato in questo. Alcuni consigli comunali e scolastici funzionano bene. Altri, non tanto… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>

Catholic schools, Election decision time: out with the bad

by Hon. Joe Volpe October 20, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – In our mind, democratic exercises – elections – are a great opportunity to rid the system of the noxious as well as to bring in the re-invigorating. There is still plenty of room for individual differences and ambitions; nothing wrong with that. Some Municipal Councils and Boards function just fine. Others, not so much.

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Il ministro dell’Istruzione sul piede di guerra

by Hon. Joe Volpe October 19, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Diamogli credito per l’acume comunicativo in tempi di “crisi”. Di fronte all’interruzione delle trattative con operatori dell’istruzione e insegnanti, il ministro dell’Istruzione, Stephen Lecce, ha deciso di portare il suo messaggio direttamente a un pubblico più sensibile in caso di sciopero: genitori e nonni di scolari provenienti da comunità etniche orientate alla famiglia… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>

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Ontario’ education workers could go on strike Friday

Wokeist aim to replace parental guidance

Tempo di decisioni elettorali: fuori i cattivi

Catholic schools, Election decision time: out with the bad

Il ministro dell’Istruzione sul piede di guerra

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