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Ontario system of education
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Racialized Faculty and Administrators in Ontario Colleges: A Case Study of Three Ontario Colleges
Abstract Racialized Faculty and Administrators in Ontario Colleges:A Case Study of Three Ontario Colleges Nancy Harriette Simms Doctor of Education Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education Ontario Institute for Studies in Education University of Toronto 2024 There is an …
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Ontario Municipal Voters’ List Reform Project
… is unknown because municipal voters’ lists in Ontario may not be as accurate as provincial and federal lists This research paper assesses this claim and provides recommendations for reform. The literature review examines the potential implications of inaccurate voters’ lists. First, inaccurate …
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Ecology of Lake Ontario Brown Trout
… of brown trout (Salmo trutta) in Lake Ontario. During fall 1980 and spring and fall 1981, the activities of 36 radiotagged brown trout were monitored near the southern shore of Lake Ontario between Port Bay and Point Breeze (Fig. 1). Underwater radio telemetry techniques were utilized …
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Two voices (Sylvia Jamieson Sandy, Mohawk, Ontario)
Two Voices is the story of Sylvia Jamieson Sandy, a 95 year old Elder and Clan Mother of the Wolf Clan, Mohawk Nation, Six Nations Territory on the Grand River. The thesis employs the methodology of borrowing in which the participants use each other’s gifts and talents; the participants are Sylvia …
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Health equity and rurality in Northern Ontario
Background: The current climate in Ontario, Canada is one where access to health and social services, healthcare experience and health/social outcomes vary widely across the province. The existing health disparities in Ontario disproportionately affect those living in rural and northern areas. …
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The Future of Medical Futility in Ontario
… justify withholding or withdrawing treatment. In Ontario, the present dominance of patient autonomy in healthcare ethics suggests medical futility has no place in treatment decision-making. In Cuthbertson v Rasouli, the Supreme Court was tasked with deciding whether physicians have unilateral …
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Poverty, structural violence, and harm in Ontario
… the experiences of those living in poverty in Ontario through the lens of social harm and structural violence. This research revealed that the experience of poverty is characterized by material hardship, chronic stress, poor physical and mental health, inadequate and unsafe living conditions, …
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Agricultural potential on Indian reservations in Ontario
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1989.
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Age investigation of syenites from Coldwell, Ontario
Thesis. (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Geology and Geophysics, 1958.
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Ontario Colleges in the Digital Age: Understanding the Student Experience, Perceptions and Attitudes of Online Learning at one Ontario College
… their online learning experiences at this one Ontario college. The participants cited the convenience, flexibility and the ability to control their learning as major benefits associated with online learning. Although the students who participated in the online questionnaire were satisfied with …
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Assessment of Medium-Sized Ontario Municipalities’ Hiring Practices
… personnel of medium-sized municipalities in Ontario working in the capacity of senior level management, as these individuals are known to be the most knowledgeable about hiring practices and employment equity initiatives. The findings demonstrate that, generally speaking, mid-sized Ontario …
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Decolonizing Public Places and Public Memory: Kingston Ontario
… are insufficient. This research uses Kingston, Ontario as an opportunity to explore municipal heritage practice in the context of reconciliation, and learns from Indigenous peoples what new places of public memory might look like when created from decolonial perspectives. It indicates that there …
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Contraband tobacco on post-secondary campuses in Ontario
In Ontario 27% of young adults smoke, and annual surveillance data suggests tobacco use is plateauing after years of decline. The availability of inexpensive contraband tobacco products maybe contributing to this situation. Limited research has been conducted on the use of contraband tobacco and …
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Public School Kindergarten in Ontario - A Historical Perspective
Beginning in 1883, Ontario was the first, and for many decades the only province in Canada that has continuously provided kindergarten as part of a public education. In 2010, Ontario made another innovative policy decision and introduced a new model of kindergarten, the Full-Day Early …
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Restorative justice programs in Ontario: views of offenders
… of two restorative justice programs in Southern Ontario: restorative conferencing and victim-offender mediation. Results highlight how offenders report gaining access to the programs, how they describe the programs, significant features of the programs, and long-term impacts of the programs. …
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Teacher identity and agency in Ontario priority schools
… of four early years teachers (K-3) in Ontario priority schools. Priority schools often face disparities and have a higher proportion of students who are labelled as at-risk or have special education needs. Subsequently, teachers need to advocate for resources, yet their efforts are …
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