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In this video, ETFO President David Mastin explains the role of public school trustees and why communities need them. Accountability should be through an election every four years, not by the decree of a minister. Watch .

Momentum! That’s what I’m feeling, and I want to share why. In February, we began our member mobilization campaign for the 2026 round of central bargaining. Our first action was a petition drive to gather signatures from members and community supporters. Over the span of one month, we gathered more than 50,000 signatures. This is an incredible response, and each day the provincial office continues to receive envelopes with more signed petitions. Those 50,000 signatures w

Something green is coming… A relaxed Earth Day get-together for OTs is in the works — and we’d love your input! Plants, coffee, and good company may be involved. Help us choose the best date by filling out this quick Google Form It only takes a minute, and it helps us plan something that works for you. More details coming soon!

This meeting will provide you with an overview of the Provincial Action Plan and discuss ways to engage members in the workplace and community in the lead-up to the 2026 round of bargaining. Who: Workplace stewards and one member identified as a workplace leader Date: March 10, 2026 Time: 4:30 – 7:00 PM Location: The Grande Event Centre, 192 Main St E, North Bay Register: Please use this Google form to register For more information, please contact: edoucette@etfo.o

May 01, 2026 Summer Academy 2026 will offer over 30 courses throughout July and August in various locations across the province. Both virtual and in-person courses are available. Each course runs for three consecutive days (9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ET) and includes practical, inclusive, classroom-ready strategies along with time to collaborate and network with colleagues. Registration will open in early May. Register at events.etfo.org. Registration fees are $75 for in-person c