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  • 'Back-to-Basics' Math Curriculum, Renewed Focus on Skilled Trades and Cellphone Ban in the Classroom Coming Soon to Ontario

    'Back-to-Basics' Math Curriculum, Renewed Focus on Skilled Trades and Cellphone Ban in the Classroom Coming Soon to Ontario

    Minister of Education Lisa Thompson Unveils Government’s Vision for ‘Education that Works for You’

    TORONTO - Students and parents in Ontario can look forward to the implementation of stronger math, STEM, and financial literacy curricula, improved skilled trades opportunities, and a provincewide ban on cellphones in the classroom as part of the Government of Ontario's sweeping new vision for 'Education that Works for You,' Lisa Thompson, Minister of Education, announced today.

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  • Ontario to Fight Carbon Tax with Every Tool at its Disposal

    Ontario to Fight Carbon Tax with Every Tool at its Disposal

    Carbon Tax Will Kill Jobs and Increase Price of Gas, Home Heating and Other Products

    CAMBRIDGE — Ontario's government will stand up for the people of Ontario by fighting the carbon tax with every tool and power at its disposal, Premier Doug Ford and Rod Phillips, Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, announced today.

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  • Ontario Continues to Support Students with Autism

    Ontario Continues to Support Students with Autism

    Building on existing supports and strengthening professional development

    The Ontario government is working for the people by setting students up for success as they transition into school. We're increasing supports for educators and building on existing programs, so school boards will be prepared to help ensure students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) feel safe and supported in their classrooms. 

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  • Standing Up for Ontario Farmers

    TORONTO - The Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario have heard farmers' concerns and are responding with new steps to improve the corn production insurance plan. A new tiered corn salvage benefit will be introduced in support of requests from farmers who dealt with deoxynivalenol (DON) in their corn crop last year due to wet weather.

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  • Online Intake Opens for Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program

    TORONTO — Ontario's Government is working for the people to make the province's roads safer, commutes easier and communities healthier. The province has opened its 'one-window' online source for applicants of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program so that municipalities and Indigenous communities can easily nominate projects for funding under the program's first stream.

    News Release | Infrastructure
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