Election 2022
James Taylor emphasizes the need to organize for the next provincial election.
Features
Students Becoming Changemakers
Emily Chan interviews student activist Cecilia La Rose-Luciuk.
Losing Librarians
Teacher-librarians Diana Maliszewski and Wendy Burch Jones reflect on the importance and centrality of libraries to school life and the impact of funding cuts.
Teaching in the North
Dr. Jarod Milko shares his experiences of living and teaching in the North.
Interview: Putting Mental Wellness Front and Centre
Voice in conversation with psychologist Dr. Natasha Williams.
ETFO's Anti-Black Racism Strategy Update
ETFO’s Anti-Black Racism Work Group provides an overview of our latest efforts to promote equity and inclusiveness.
Technology and the Post Pandemic Era
When the 2019-2020 school year began, ETFO members braced for labour unrest that had not been seen since the Mike Harris days. Who could have predicted the events in early March 2020? Pivoting to a distance learning model was unchartered territory for educators.
A Vision for Public Education
Voice in conversation with ETFO’s newly-elected President Karen Brown.
Recovering and Rebuilding
Jonathan and Laura Temporal write that the pandemic has highlighted just how important public services such as education, healthcare, transportation and community support programs are.
Organizing for Election 2022
The only way for us to ensure a just and equitable recovery and the safety and wellbeing of our communities is to organize, mobilize and vote for the government we need.