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 The new chairperson is Lori DiCastri. |
 Increase of 3.68 per cent on tax levy. |
 They argue Bill 124 is a direct attack on the bargaining rights of workers in the province. |
 The news comes as teachers at nine school boards, including Simcoe County and Muskoka, held a one-day strike for the second time in as many weeks. |
 Wednesday's one-day walkout will not affect schools in Huron and Perth counties. 
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_1.jpg) UGDSB unionized teachers and workers will not take job action on Dec. 11, Simcoe County School Board teachers will. |
 It includes a 3.5 per cent increase in property taxes. |
 Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority standing behind new report, following cuts to conservation groups. |
 Catholic teachers represented by the OECTA will be in a legal strike position December 21st. |
 Union officials say there could be more walkouts like what happened Wednesday. |
 Walkouts held province-wide. |
 One-day strike closes Bluewater Board schools as contract standoff between OSSTF and province continues. |
 The awards publicly recognize local individuals for their outstanding achievements. |
 That's about $100 more for the average house assessed at $310,000. |
 That includes both elementary and secondary. Schools in the Catholic board are not closed. |
 One day strike by teachers has some schools open and some closed around the region. |
 Union representing public high school teachers stage one-day walkout Wednesday, as talks continue with the province for a new contract.
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 There are seven Georgian graduates, changemakers and nominees for the 2019 Ontario Premier’s Awards.... |
 If a deal isn't reached, high school teachers across the province could be on strike Wednesday. |
 Board advises all elementary and secondary schools will be closed to students if no collective agreement has been reached. |
 Teachers will hold strike action Wednesday in Ontario, including in a Shelburne park. |
 The school board is advising parents of what to expect, if teachers walk out on Wednesday |
 OSSTF members to hold one-day, province-wide strike on Wednesday. |
 The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation says it will hold a "provincewide full withdrawal of services" on Wednesday, if a new deal isn't reached with the province before then. |
 Negotiations with province continue. |
 Two people have been appointed to look into equity, anti-Black racism, and governance at the PDSB. |
 The Upper Grand District School Board Trustees voted to establish an ad hoc Trustee Climate Change Committee. |
 Teachers will not participate in any unpaid meetings outside of school hours and will not provide comments on report cards. |
 In the letter the board states that they have a contingency plan in case things escalate. |
 Job action to commence Tuesday for elementary, secondary school staff, as contract talks continue with province. |
 The program supplements existing training for Ontario volunteer and composite fire departments in the communities where Enbridge operates. |
 The Hanover, Bentinck and Brant Ag Society has created two scholarships for local students. |
 Move from Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario comes as unions negotiate for new contracts with the province.
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 AMDSB sets up website where details can be found on union updates involving elementary, secondary school staff. |
 Although the 2020 blended rate is still unknown the 2019 rate was just over $100 on a home assessed at $310,000.
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 January 31st, 2020 the deadline to nominate an inspiring woman for 7th annual event. |
 Union representing public high school teachers becomes third to vote for strike action, as contract talks continue with Doug Ford government.
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 Public Health says more people are getting infections and condoms can prevent that. |
 New moms can find local resources, track baby kicks and learn all about pregnancy & birth. |
 The action targets Ministry and school board administrative tasks and does not impact students. |
.jpg) East Garafraxa PS, Laurelwoods Elementary, Primrose Elementary will no longer automatically close if buses are cancelled. |
 Councilor Stephen Bartley isn't happy about the increase but says it isn't uncommon. |
 The company donated $18,000 to the Veterans Care Program at St. Joseph’s Health Care London |
 Saugeen Shores' bill to rise by $6,900 in 2020. |
_22.jpg) Local hotel owners and staff learn the signs of human trafficking from police and victims services. |
 Shelburne Police spoke to students about sexting, and new cannabis laws. |
 All proceeds from the event goes to benefit the Village of Hope and a childrens' home in Zimbabwe
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 On November 27, 2019, at the first-ever Orillia Regional Arts & Heritage Awards, the sector comes together to honour this year's nominees. |
 United Way Executive Director says wages are not keeping up with the cost of living. |
 The restrictions mean students will not be allowed to use mobile devices during instructional time. |