It’s the result of the provincial government “chronically underfunding” child welfare and other social services, union representing child protection workers says
The number of unionized teaching contracts has fallen significantly, according to the faculty union
Also this week: Who's to blame for the hospital's leaky roof? And councillors vote to extend timeline for Wolfe Street modular housing community.
Hospital, architecture firm and general contractor all point fingers at one another in court filings over PRHC’s faulty roof, which may take years to fix.
Mayor Leal wants to explore the idea. But a PATH representative said the nonprofit still wants to build its cabins on Lansdowne Street and is “disgusted” city councillors rejected the group’s proposal.
Paving of the first leg of the well-used trail began in September 1994.
Also in this week's newsletter: Kawartha Land Trust has protected two new properties and Peterborough Police are investigating a hate crime in East City
The union that represents staff says the layoffs will put children at "serious risk."
KPRDSB will use previous years' surplus to cover deficit in 2024/25. But board chair warns "hard choices" lie ahead if funding doesn't increase.
Hamilton Bus Lines lost all of its 87 school bus routes in a bidding process, with many now going to a Toronto company
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