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Saskatchewan Teachers in several parts of Saskatchewan are set to take part in rotating strikes on Wednesday as the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) ramps up pressure on stalled contract negotiations with the province. 4th Saskatchewan Teachers Federation job action in 1 month as contract impasse continues Alexander Quon · CBCContinue Reading
As public debate over sex education in schools has been escalating across the country, Nova Scotia teachers and administrators have been fielding more questions and complaints, and in some cases, struggling to respond. Documents obtained by CBC News through access to information laws provide a glimpse into what the Department of EducationContinue Reading
American lawmakers will attempt to salvage broken pieces from a major national-security bill expected to crash-land Wednesday in a spectacular legislative failure. Fragments of unfinished business are strewn across the political landscape: Migration reform, weapons for an increasingly desperate Ukraine, and security aid for Taiwan and Israel. The anticipated failure ofContinue Reading
Business·Analysis Bank of Canada says housing affordability is about boosting supply, not lowering interest ratesAs inflation comes under control, there is a growing chorus calling on the central bank to cut interest rates, easing at least some affordability issues. But Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says a lower interestContinue Reading
Ottawa Unions representing federal public servants say the government needs to do more to address dissatisfaction in the workforce after a recent report found some employees are unable to feel pride in their work. Employees report being unable to feel pride in their work Robyn Miller · CBC News ·Continue Reading
Politics·Analysis Asked on Monday about the new transgender health and education policies proposed by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre pointed a finger at Justin Trudeau. The prime minister, Poilievre said, was using a provincial policy to distract Canadians. The Conservative leader claims the PM is seeking aContinue Reading
Hockey Nearly 140 years after Lennox Irving scored to lead Queen’s University over Royal Military College (RMC) 1-0 in the first game of hockey’s oldest rivalry between the two Kingston, Ont., schools – set to renew on Thursday – current fifth-year forward Alex Robert added another game-winning goal to the Gaels’Continue Reading
3 days agoNewsDuration 5:07After an explosion of measles cases in Europe, medical experts say it’s just a ‘question of time’ before outbreaks happen in Canada, thanks to high rates of global travel and low rates of vaccination. Dr. Samir Gupta discusses the outbreak and what it could mean for Canada.Continue Reading
Manitoba The province says it’s considering a community proposal for an Indigenous-led supervised consumption site in downtown Winnipeg. ‘Things are getting worse, there’s a lot more challenges,’ Sunshine House ED says Ozten Shebahkeget · CBC News · Posted: Feb 06, 2024 8:11 PM EST | Last Updated: February 7 LeviContinue Reading
Toronto Health-care workers across Ontario “are at their wits end” due to an ongoing hospital staffing “crisis” that is taking a toll on the province’s emergency rooms, the president of Ontario Council of Hospital Unions of CUPE said Tuesday. Hundreds held demonstration in Toronto calling on the province to actContinue Reading
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