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Doug Ford’s education agenda hinders students, workers success
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This week on rabble radio, we continue our ongoing discussion on the state of public education in Ontario.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve heard from various education union leaders about the growing pressures facing students and workers alike—pressures made worse by Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s education agenda.
About our guestDavid Mastin was elected ETFO president in 2025, after representing ETFO members since 2002.
With public education, equity, and workers’ rights under threat, he knows our greatest strength lies in unity, action, and hope.
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