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N.S. NDP remove party whip following post about France protestsThe Nova Scotia NDP has removed MLA Paul Wozney as its whip after the PC Caucus accused him of calling for “France-style riots in Nova Scotia and Canada.”PoliticsOct 21
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2021-22 school year the most stressful of the pandemic, says outgoing NSTU presidentPaul Wozney of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union says there was a 'massive uptick' in the number of teachers accessing mental health support in the second year of COVID in schools.EducationJun 9, 2022
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COVID-19: Nova Scotia ending mandate for masks in public schoolsThe province said starting on Tuesday, May 24, masks will no longer be required for students in schools across Nova Scotia, although they remain recommended.CanadaMay 19, 2022
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Union says Nova Scotia teachers feeling strain of staff shortages caused by COVID-19The Nova Scotia Teachers Union's president said while no schools have been forced to close because of COVID-19, that doesn't mean there aren't significant teacher shortages.EducationJan 27, 2022
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Return to in-class learning gets mixed reaction in Nova ScotiaUnion president, Paul Wozney, says he believes the government has been "overselling" its plan to help schools remain open as the Omicron variant sweeps through Nova Scotia.EducationJan 16, 2022
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COVID-19: N.S. teachers union calls for remote learning as winter back-to-school approachesPublic schools in Nova Scotia are scheduled to return to in-class learning on Jan. 10 even as COVID-19 cases hit record levels. Other provinces are moving to remote learning.EducationJan 3, 2022
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COVID-19: Nova Scotia parents call for mandatory masks in elementary schools as cases riseCalls for changes to masking policy in schools continue as Nova Scotia heads for the final stage of reopeningCanadaSep 13, 2021
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Poor ventilation in N.S. classrooms continues to be health risk, says teachers union'We're not through the pandemic yet. We would like to be done with it. But if we relax, we could be in a very bad situation again next year.'HealthJun 30, 2021
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COVID-19: Nova Scotia teachers prepare for the end of a tumultuous school yearTeachers in Nova Scotia are working to figure out how to fairly assess their students as they prepare to end the year with remote learning.CanadaMay 21, 2021
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Every elementary school in Nova Scotia will get a new outdoor learning space by end of yearOutdoor learning spaces will be constructed at elementary schools in the province by the end of 2021, thanks to a joint fund from the federal and provincial governments.EducationApr 13, 2021
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