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Septembre 6, 2017 12:45AM

Understanding the Increases in Education Spending in Public Schools in Canada, 2017 Edition
Angela MacLeod, Joel Emes
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Understanding the Increases in Education Spending, 2017 Edition
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public education spending, education spending, teacher compensation, teacher pensions, public schools
Avril 11, 2017 8:51AM

Manitoba budget—cutting independent school funding may actually increase education costs
Deani Van Pelt, Sazid Hasan
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Manitoba is Canada’s second highest spender on public schools, spending $13,887 per public school student in 2013/14.
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Octobre 6, 2016 1:30AM

Understanding the Increases in Education Spending in Public Schools in Canada, 2016 Edition
Deani Van Pelt, Joel Emes, Jason Clemens
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Understanding the Increases in Education Spending in Public Schools in Canada, 2016 edition
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Février 5, 2012 2:00AM

The ATA's president doth protest too much
Mark Milke
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In her recent column that defended the generous 2007-2012 pay and pension deal between the provincial government and teachers, the president of the Alberta Teachers’ Association made this unsupportable claim: taxpayers saved $45-billion because of that agreement.

The deal, wrote union President Carol Henderson, “allowed the government to restructure its own liability and to reduce the 52-year amortization period of the debt.”

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