Archive for November, 2008
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Recent Posts
- Deputy House Leader adjourns Legislature until the New Year
- The Lieutenant Governor gives assent to Bill 51 (allowing trustees to participate in board meetings via electronic means of communication)
- Ms Notley tables petition from Norwood school regarding inner-city school closures
- Mr. MacDonald questions the Premier about education funding
- Ms Calahasen discusses mental health issues in Alberta’s schools
- Dr. Taft: Government has developed a tendency to hoard power, “we have a pattern in which school boards, which are the original form of local government… have been brought to heel through the consolidating, centralizing, and politicizing processes of this government”
- Mr. Bhullar tables three sets of letters from school groups concerned with changes to casino funding
- Dr. Taft, Mr. Taft, and Mr. Taylor table letters from constituents concerned with cutbacks to education funding
- Mrs. Sarich tables material about Minister’s Education Leadership Recognition Awards
- Ms Notley questions Minister of Education on cutbacks to education funding
- Leader of the Opposition questions Minister of Education on cutbacks to education funding
- Mr. Amery asks Minister of Health when schools will receive H1N1 vaccinations; Minister of Health responds “we do not intend in the near future to be administering the vaccine in schools”
- Mr. Chase and Minister of Education discuss whether legislation similar to Bill 53 could be created for teachers
- Mr. Weadick closes debate on Motion 518; Motion 518 carried: “Be it resolved that the Legislative Assembly urge the government to consider exempting seniors from paying the education portion of property taxes”
- Ms Pastoor speaks in support of Motion 518
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