TDSB puts brakes on renaming three schools after Ontario’s education minister calls practice a waste of money
Toronto’s public school board is putting the brakes on renaming three schools after the education minister called it a waste of taxpayer money and even introduced legislation giving him a veto over any changes.
Earlier this year, trustees voted in favour of renaming Dundas Junior Public School, Ryerson Community School and Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate Institute, saying they commemorate historical figures tied to “systems of oppression” — a move that sparked public outcry.
About time the Ford government took steps to halt the anti-white racists running our schools.
