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Affordable child-care program extended in Ontario, but not to $10 a day (opens the original)
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VAUGHAN - Ontario and the federal government have agreed to extend the national affordable child-care program in the province for another four years, but it comes with no promises of further lowering the fees parents pay. One year of digital access for only $205* *First annual payment billed as $205.00 + GST for one year. This annual subscription will automatically renew at $233.00 + GST every 52 weeks (10% off the regular annual price of $259.35). Offer available to new and qualified returning
Ontario extends affordable child-care program, but not to $10 a day (opens the original)
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Ontario and the federal government have agreed to extend the national affordable child-care program in the province for another four years, but it comes with no promises of further lowering the fees parents pay. The province is one of only two, including Alberta, that had not reached longer-term deals beyond the program’s initial five years, and securing funding until at least 2031 will give operators and parents some certainty. But what it may not do is see the program live up to its signature
Ontario’s affordable child-care program extended, but not to $10 a day | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Ontario and the federal government have agreed to extend the national affordable child-care program in the province for another four years, but it comes with no promises of further lowering the fees parents pay. The province is one of only two, including Alberta, that had not reached longer-term deals beyond the program’s initial five years, and securing funding until at least 2031 will give operators and parents some certainty. But what it may not do is see the program live up to its signature
EQAO standardized test success rates up slightly from previous year | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Ontario students’ persistently low math scores have improved slightly since last year, results of standardized testing show. Education Quality and Accountability Office standardized test results released Friday indicate a small rise across all categories in English-language schools. Math scores in particular have been a focal point of successive governments, as the percentage of students meeting the provincial standard has remained low. It is especially pronounced among Grade 6 students, where t
Ontario public high school teachers to hold strike vote amid stalled bargaining | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Ontario public high school teachers are set to vote in November on whether they would be willing to strike, meaning all major education unions will now look to their members for strike mandates this fall. The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation says its members will vote from Nov. 6 to 16. The other four major education unions, including the ones representing elementary teachers and Catholic teachers, have also scheduled strike votes in November. A strike vote does not necessarily mean
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