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Paul Junor

With a last name that means “Faithful and loyal,” it is no wonder that Paul Junor has become a welcomed addition to the Toronto Caribbean Newspaper Team. Since 1992, Paul has dedicated his life to become what you call a great teacher. Throughout the years, he has formed strong relationships with his students and continues to show them that he cares about them as people. Paul is a warm, accessible, enthusiastic and caring individual who not only makes himself available for his students, but for his community as well.

Stories By Paul Junor

Youth Development5 years ago

Youth suicide; being aware of warning signs can help to prevent them

BY PAUL JUNOR The suicides of many high profile movie stars has brought attention to this serious social problem that many have refused to talk about...
Community News5 years ago

Walkout by public high school teachers signal further labour unrest

BY PAUL JUNOR The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF) had given notice that they would be conducting a one-day walkout on Wednesday, December 4th, 2019...
Youth Development5 years ago

Financial literacy matters; helping students to learn about the power of money

BY PAUL JUNOR Financial literacy has become very important to the younger generation in all grades, levels and areas of school. The role that money plays...
Community News5 years ago

Showdown between teachers’ unions and government makes strike seem inevitable

BY PAUL JUNOR On Monday, November 18th, 2019 the Ontario Secondary Teachers Federation (OSSTF) released their strike vote results, which showed that Ontario teachers and occasional...
Community News5 years ago

Peel District School Board under the microscope: troubling allegations cast doubts on progress

BY PAUL JUNOR On Thursday, November 7th, the Ministry of Education announced that it was launching an immediate review of one of Canada’s largest school boards....
Community News5 years ago

It is still not enough; reduction in class size not enough to appease teachers unions

BY PAUL JUNOR On Thursday afternoon the Minister of Education Stephen Leece made an announcement that the PC-led government is willing to fund the average class...
Community News5 years ago

Cellphone ban in effect: Is it really necessary or is it simply a distraction?

BY PAUL JUNOR The banning of cellphones in Ontario schools came into effect on Monday, November 4th. This provincial ban on the use of mobile devices...
Youth Development5 years ago

Cannabis and kids: empowering them to be informed, aware and conscious

BY PAUL JUNOR Thursday, October 17th marked a very important anniversary, as it is one year since the legalization of cannabis by the Liberal government. There...
Community News5 years ago

Strike votes by teacher’s unions signals impending labour unrest in education

BY PAUL JUNOR There is no end to possible labour unrest in the public education sectors as the Ford government continues to face the anger and...
Community News5 years ago

Increased funding for mental health services is still not enough to help students

BY PAUL JUNOR The provincial government announced increased funding for mental health services targeted to youths on October 10th, which happened to be World Mental Health...

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Paul Junor

Stories By Paul Junor

Youth suicide; being aware of warning signs can help to prevent them

Walkout by public high school teachers signal further labour unrest

Financial literacy matters; helping students to learn about the power of money

Showdown between teachers’ unions and government makes strike seem inevitable

Peel District School Board under the microscope: troubling allegations cast doubts on progress

It is still not enough; reduction in class size not enough to appease teachers unions

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Strike votes by teacher’s unions signals impending labour unrest in education

Increased funding for mental health services is still not enough to help students