ETFO Peel

ETFO Peel We're the union representing public elementary teachers in Peel. We defend quality public education, & provide members with quality professional services.

This Indigenous History Month we honour the histories, languages, cultures, and enduring contributions of First Nations,...
06/01/2026

This Indigenous History Month we honour the histories, languages, cultures, and enduring contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. It is also a time to reflect on the truths of this land, the impacts of colonialism, and our shared responsibility to advance reconciliation in meaningful, sustained ways. This means creating spaces for Indigenous students and workers so that feel seen and valued. It requires learning from Indigenous knowledge keepers, centering Indigenous perspectives and challenging the systems and practices that continue to cause harm. It is also a call to action. When we listen, honour relationships, and commit to change, we help build a future rooted in respect, justice, and reconciliation.

This month, we honour the brilliance and leadership within 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. Pride is a celebration and a reminder...
06/01/2026

This month, we honour the brilliance and leadership within 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. Pride is a celebration and a reminder that everyone deserves to learn, work, and live in spaces where they feel safe, affirmed, and free to be who they are. In our schools and communities, affirming Pride means challenging discrimination, uplifting q***r and trans voices, and building environments rooted in respect, inclusion, and love. It means showing up consistently, visibly, and with care. Happy Pride Month.

Today, we recognize injured workers and the ongoing fight for fair treatment, safe workplaces, and systems that support,...
06/01/2026

Today, we recognize injured workers and the ongoing fight for fair treatment, safe workplaces, and systems that support, not abandon, those harmed on the job. Injured Workers Day reminds us that no one should face financial hardship, stigma, or systemic barriers because they were injured while working. It calls us to challenge the gaps and practices that continue to create inequities. Standing in solidarity means paying attention to those with lived experiences, advocating for accessible supports, and ensuring every worker is treated with respect, compassion, and fairness; building workplaces and communities that uphold the well‑being of all.

National Access Ability Week reminds us to remove barriers, challenge ableism, and ensure every learner and worker have ...
06/01/2026

National Access Ability Week reminds us to remove barriers, challenge ableism, and ensure every learner and worker have what they need to participate fully and thrive. This means listening to lived experiences, valuing diverse ways of learning and communicating, and designing environments where all feel seen, supported, and empowered. Accessibility is not a checklist, it’s a practice rooted in equity, care, and collective action.

Today, we wear red dresses to remember and honour the lives of Indigenous women, girls, and Two‑Spirit people who have b...
05/06/2026

Today, we wear red dresses to remember and honour the lives of Indigenous women, girls, and Two‑Spirit people who have been taken by violence and to stand with families and communities who continue to seek justice and healing. The red dress is a powerful symbol: a call to action, a reminder of the lives lost, and a commitment to end gender‑based and colonial violence. As educators and union members, we reaffirm our responsibility to create spaces of safety, truth, and reconciliation. We listen, learn, and act because every life deserves dignity, respect, and remembrance.

Join PETL's Professional Learning committee on June 16th for the Intentional Joy Workshop. Come and get tips on how to m...
05/02/2026

Join PETL's Professional Learning committee on June 16th for the Intentional Joy Workshop. Come and get tips on how to make joy a part of your every day, putting yourself on your 'to do' list and gain insights on building wellness strategies that honour the realities of teaching. Register at etfopeel.com/events

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6435 Edwards Boulevard, Units 5 & 6
Mississauga, ON

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Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
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