Archive 1997-2016
By Richard Bloom
Power lunches on Parliament Hill are going to take on a whole new meaning.
According to the Department of Public Works, the ongoing renovations to Parliament will force the House of Commons to move its chamber to the West Block cafeteria and courtyard.
By Sweena Rai
Atten-SHUN! The Ontario government is recruiting students who want to be put in the forces — the workforce that is.
Part of the Ministry of Education’s restructuring of the high school curriculum is aimed at the 50 per cent of students who find themselves looking for work directly after graduation.
By Meredith Dundas
Attention students: If you’re entering Grade 9 in 1999 you will be sentenced to 40 hours of community service.
Earlier this year, Education Minister Dave Johnson announced changes to Ontario’s high school curriculum. The changes include 40 hours of mandatory community service to “promote responsible citizenship.”
By Amber Mything
There may be an interesting future ahead for the graduating class of 2003.
Or should we say graduating classes?
With the elimination of Grade 13, or Ontario Academic Courses, this year’s seventh and eighth graders will graduate from high school in the same year.