Ontario Pre-budget Consultations
“Education is not a cost. It is a core economic benefit,” said Hradowy. “Ontario is facing real economic uncertainty. Trade disruption, tariff threats, and supply chain volatility mean we need a skilled and adaptable workforce. That workforce is built through strong, stable public education from kindergarten through postsecondary.”
The union is calling for 14 recommendations needed to revitalize education in Ontario under four key commitments:
- Invest in our students and publicly funded education to secure the economic future of Ontario to secure the province’s long-term economic and social well-being.
- Fix the teacher and education worker shortages that are limiting Ontario’s schools and campuses that are limiting the capacity of schools, universities, and colleges.
- Provide the comprehensive supports that students need to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.
- Ensure places of working and learning are safe, healthy, and inclusive so every person can thrive.
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