Advanced search
335,896 search results
Advisory Circle of Educators – Elections Canada
- Government of Canada
- Advisory Circle of Educators The Advisory Circle of Educators (ACOE) is a committee that advises Elections Canada on matters related to education at the primary and secondary levels. Elections Canada consults the ACOE on best practices in the development of educational resources, future directions for its civic education program, and ways to encourage
Members of the Advisory Circle of Educators – Elections Canada
- Government of Canada
- Members of the Advisory Circle of Educators Members of the Advisory Circle of Educators Name Position/School Province/Territory Jud Deuling Teacher, Vanier Catholic Secondary School Yukon John Stewart Director of Teaching and Learning (K-12), NWT Department of Education, Culture and Employment Northwest Territories Ken Beardsall Curriculum Coordinator
Advisory Circle of Educators - Terms of Reference – Elections Canada
- Government of Canada
- Advisory Circle of Educators - Terms of Reference Mandate The Advisory Circle of Educators (ACOE) is mandated to: provide advice to Elections Canada (EC) regarding future directions for its civic education program; provide advice on specific educational resources and initiatives; and provide advice on best ways to ensure uptake by educators
Educator - The full list
- Health Canada
- www.canada.ca > It's Your Health
- Educator - The full list Arsenic in Drinking Water Athletic Mouthguards Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) Childhood Immunization Chlorination Clinical Trials and Drug Safety Extreme cold Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Fluorides and Human Health Garden Safety Generic Drugs Halloween Safety Laser Pointers Let's Talk Turkey Lyme Disease Mental Health - Anxiety
Just for You - Educators
- Health Canada
- www.canada.ca > Just for You
- Just for You - Educators The Government of Canada publishes many teaching resources and kits that can be used by educators to promote good health practices. For a list of resources about your health and the surrounding environment, food safety and consumer product safety, consult the Consumer Information page. Aboriginal People A Resource Guide on Family
Letters to employers and educators of reservists
- National Defence
- www.canada.ca > Reservist Assistance Program
- Letters to employers and educators of reservists From: National Defence Use these templates and examples as a starting point for correspondence with your employers. Sample letters and templates Letters from Reservists Employee Request for Leave for a Course [DND Letterhead] [File Number] [Employer or supervisor name] [Address] [Date] Dear []: As you may
Reservist Assistance Program
- National Defence
- www.canada.ca > Programs
- Reservist Assistance Program From: National Defence The Reservists’ Assistance Program (RAP), is provided by the Canadian Forces Liaison Council (CFLC). The intent is to provide support when conflicts arise between reservists and their civilian employers and educators, with the goal to assist in resolution. Reservists are encouraged to use the tools
Lines 46800 and 46900 - Eligible educator school supply tax credit
- Canada Revenue Agency
- www.canada.ca > Deductions, credits, and expenses
- Lines 46800 and 46900 - Eligible educator school supply tax credit Note: Line 46800 was line 468 and line 46900 was line 469 before the 2019 tax year. If you were an eligible educator you can claim up to $1,000 of eligible teaching supplies expenses. Eligible educator You are considered an eligible educator if you were employed in Canada at any time during
Supporting reservists and employers
- National Defence
- www.canada.ca > Services and benefits for the military
- Supporting reservists and employers The Canadian Forces Liaison Council works in partnership with the Defence Team to promote the value of reserve service to Canadian employers, educators and other organizations. Follow: Facebook Twitter Flickr Services and information About the Canadian Forces Liaison Council Information and contacts for the Canadian
Education planning and student aid
- Employment and Social Development Canada
- www.canada.ca > Benefits
- Education planning and student aid Education planning and student aid Plan for an education, save, budget and explore student aid and career options. Services and information Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB) Apply if you are a post-secondary student or recent graduate (post-secondary or high school) who is unable to find work due to COVID-19. Student
Report a problem or mistake on this page
- Date modified: