'I’m probably going to be sad for the rest of my life about losing him,' Joyce Alto said of her son Nate, who died in a service-related car accident in 1997. 'But I’m also very happy for the life I had with him.'
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Feb 8, 2021 7:59 AM
Schools have had to change all kinds of things for the pandemic â from recess times to semester schedules to band practice.
But some support workers in the schools say theyâre not protected. Jackie Christianson is the president of CUPE Local 3766, which covers about 600 support workers in the Regina public school division like education and teaching assistants.
âWe are worried. We are concerned,â said Christianson.
Christianson said most of her members are not assigned to specific cohorts like teachers are, so they could ostensibly come into contact with hundreds of students in a day.
She explained that her casual members werenât given a bubble of schools to work in, and so if they wanted full-time hours, they could be working in up to 40 schools in a month.
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