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Short Video Contest Voting is now Live

We invite members of the CDSB communities across Ontario to vote for their favourite elementary and secondary short video submissions as part of the Association's annual OCSTA Short Video Contest for Catholic Education. This year's contest is focused on the Catholic Education Week theme We are Many, We are One,  and the ways we give witness to our faith through acts of Christian service. Voting is open from December 20, 2022 through to January 6, 2023. Voting requires registration and full...
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2022 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

    National Day for Truth & Reconciliation    "We are committed to active listening, prayer and right action as we journey with our Indigenous Sisters and Brothers in a spirit of Truth and Reconciliation." Patrick J. Daly, President, Ontario Catholic School Trustees' Association   September 30th, 2022 marks the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Created as a response to Truth and Reconiliation Call to Action 80, this day honours the lost children...
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Land Acknowledgement:

We recognize the lands that we stand upon were stewarded by Indigenous people. These traditional territories date back countless generations and we show respect for the contributions of Canada’s Indigenous people. We recognize the very important role of treaties in establishing Ontario, and acknowledge that those treaties are alive and are relevant to us today.