OCDSB looking to cut 150 full-time jobs
March 18, 2025
Ottawa's largest school board plans to cut staffing by 150 full-time positions by the next school year as it faces both a drop in kindergarten enrolment and a projected $20-million budget shortfall.
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March 18, 2025 - 19:29 | | The Globe and Mail
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