Time for Ontario to tackle university employee compensation
JAY GOLDBERG: Ontario’s college and university employees have been busy cashing in on massive pay hikes during the pandemic (FREE)
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Category: Education
We need more diversity of thought among our teachers
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: The left-wing activism of teachers’ unions sends a clear message about the political leanings of many – perhaps most – teachers (FREE)
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Ontario teachers’ compensation is the cost elephant in the room
JAY GOLDBERG: A budget crunch at the Ministry of Education means it’s time to bring their sky-high pay down to earth (FREE)
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We can buy weapons or educate children all over the world
GERRY CHIDIAC: The choice should seem obvious, yet around the globe governments still spend astonishing amounts of our money building military might (PREMIUM)
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Why principals, teachers don’t belong in the same union
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: New legislation will allow Manitoba to follow the lead of Canada’s biggest provinces, creating clear lines between management and staff (FREE)
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Mother’s Day latest victim of wokism gone mad
MAURICE TOUGAS: The University of Manchester has told its staff not to use the word mother while celebrating Mother’s Day in an attempt to promote diversity (FREE TRIAL)
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Democracy may not always be the best form of government
GERRY CHIDIAC: We’ve been taught in the West that democracy is the ideal form of government. But is it? (PREMIUM)
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Ontario taxpayers shouldn’t bail out Laurentian University
JAY GOLDBERG: A bailout would only encourage risky financial decision-making at other universities (FREE)
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Covid-19 an educational catastrophe for disadvantaged kids
GERRY CHIDIAC: At least 6% of students in Canada have no access to online learning and 200,000 young people have lost complete touch with their schools (PREMIUM)
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It’s all about power. The truth be damned
ANIL ANAND: It’s a no-holds-barred game now; an eye for an eye. Losing is simply not an option and sportsmanship signals weakness (FREE)
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We minimize, revise and ignore history at our own peril
GERRY CHIDIAC: Confronting the horrors of our past and trying to make things right isn’t an easy task but a peace comes from doing the right thing (PREMIUM)
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Stuck in a dangerous information echo chamber
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: When we limit our media consumption to one side of the political spectrum, we get a distorted picture of reality (FREE)
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