Fair dealing is an essential tool for teachers and students. We have to defend it.

The province spends much more money on things that aren’t priorities. Supporting education workers should be high on the priority list.

The Ontario government just declared war on the constitutionally protected right to strike, using the notwithstanding clause.

Ontario’s political rhetoric creates divisions where, in reality, none exist.

Anti-trans groups are trying to ignite a culture war in schools. Here’s what’s at stake – and what we can do.

Student debt forgiveness has sparked hope in the U.S. Canada should pay attention.

When she was 34 years old and a single mother of four living on social assistance in a large public housing complex in Winnipeg’s North End, Aja Oliver saw a sign at a community centre for an Adult Learning Centre. She had not finished high school, had struggled, as did everyone in her family, with the many complexities of life in poverty, and was fed up with being on social assistance. She ventured in. Her life has not been the same since.

Four years of austerity has weakened Ontario’s public education system. COVID-19 and online learning deepen educational inequalities.

A strong public education system that allows all children to recover from these difficult years is possible

Adult education during the pandemic

COVID-19 edition

The deprofessionalizing, dehumanizing and demoralizing impacts of online education

COVID-19 has been a devastating disruptor

Students are more than political “changemaker” talking points

Districts confronting a third year of disruption, with a mandate to deliver full-time online education, are normalizing the pandemic hybrid model.

Les gouvernements ontariens ont successivement réduit leurs subventions publiques envers les revenus d'exploitation des universités d'environ 80 % en 1980 à environ 50 % en 2004, et à seulement 38 % en 2017.