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On Tuesday, the Hamilton courts will hear the case in which Nancy Guzzo, Oakville trustee with the HCDSB, is facing twelve counts of fraud. The charges which include ten counts of fraud under $5,000 and two counts over $5,000 relate to her previous employment with the Labourers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA). →
TORONTO – Probabilmente non sanno cosa stanno facendo. Escludendo la presenza di un deus ex machina codardo che lavora dietro le quinte, non si possono spiegare le macchinazioni dei fiduciari in alcuni consigli scolastici cattolici per diminuire i diritti costituzionali degli elettori cattolici nel loro stesso sistema scolastico…
TORONTO – Se os pais e os contribuintes de impostos estão confusos acerca do que está a acontecer nos bastidores do Conselho Escolar Católico Distrito de Halton (HCDSB), saibam que não estão sozinhos. →
If parents and rate payers are confused about what is happening behind the scenes at the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB), then they are not alone. Readers continue to voice their concerns over issues which have transpired in relation to Board matters which have been covered in previous editions. →
Tonight, trustees at the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB) will hold a special meeting to discuss the motion to fly the Pride flag during the month of June.
At last week’s meeting (April 20), the Board heard from five delegates regarding a motion titled “Supporting our Diverse School Community”. Trustee Brenda Agnew initially presented the motion at an earlier Board meeting on April 6.
