Not enough done to deal with the reality of anti-black racism in policing
BY PAUL JUNOR On Monday, August 10th, 2020 the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) released its second report based on
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Author: Paul Junor
Preparing students for remote learning in the fall
BY PAUL JUNOR School boards finalized their back-to -school plans and remote learning will be an integral part of them.
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Removal of Police Officers from school is welcome
BY PAUL JUNOR The presence of fully uniformed and armed police officers in schools has been problematic for many people
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Renewed calls for apology for slavery in Canada
BY PAUL JUNOR The celebration of August 1st as Emancipation Day has drawn attention to the history of slavery in
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Call for Federal recognition of Emancipation Day
BY PAUL JUNOR The celebration of Emancipation Day on August 1st, 2020 has brought a chorus of calls across Canada
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Preparing young kids for new Grade 9 math course
BY PAUL JUNOR The Ministry of Education released the new elementary mathematics curriculum for Grades 1-8 on June 23rd, 2020.
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Less suspensions, more support; Ontario implements ban on suspensions Grade 3 and below
BY PAUL JUNOR The Ministry of Education announced in a press release on Thursday July 9th, 2020 that it would
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A list of mental health resources available for our youth
BY PAUL JUNOR The aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant emotional, mental and psychological effect of students. Since
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Defacing of public monuments by Black Lives Matter ignites reaction
BY PAUL JUNOR Black Lives Matter-Toronto (BLMTO) has been involved in many peaceful protests, quiet demonstrations, and effective rallies in
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Colleen Russell-Rawlins is named PDSB’s first black female director
BY PAUL JUNOR History was made on July 16th, 2020 when Bruce Rodrigues, the Ministry appointed supervisor announced the appointment
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