Voices

If we want students to grow up to be environmentally responsible, we have to teach them the importance of a sustainable future. We can’t just expect them to learn this on their own.

In Ontario women are “in the red” because on average they earn 28% less than men, for work of equal value. I know it’s hard to believe in 2013 but it’s a fact, and the gap is even bigger for racialized women, women with disabilities and Aboriginal women.

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** this article follows up on John Whitman's original post.

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Kathleen Wynne comes to her new position as Liberal leader and Ontario premier with a strong background in education and grassroots politics. She is breaking ground by being Ontario’s first female premier and openly gay.