Their education must be our priority.

Today’s students are tomorrow’s doctors and nurses, engineers and tradespeople, educators and leaders — yet investing in their education is not a priority for our government.

When our schools and teachers don’t get the resources they need, our kids pay the price.

If we want to reserve a place for our kids in the future, we must invest in education.

Education is not a priority for our province.

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A healthy future starts
in our classrooms.

Our kids are the future healthcare workers our province desperately needs. But that future slips away if we don’t invest in their schools and teachers now, when they need it most.

The tools they’ll use tomorrow,
begin with our support today.

Our teachers help shape the skilled tradespeople our province depends on. Sounds like a bright future – but it’s only possible for our kids if our province invests in the resources they need.

Every great teacher
begins as a student.

Our future teachers will inspire classrooms across the province for years to come — but that plan falls apart when education doesn’t get the funding it deserves.

Education is not a priority for our province.

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Violence has no place
in our schools.

There were an average of 22 violent incidents per day in our schools last year.

Students are stressed. Teachers are frustrated.

What our government does next will impact our province for years to come.

Education affects our economy

Investing in our kids is key to solving our labour shortage. A quality education also leads to higher incomes, less reliance on social services, more entrepreneurship, and more tax revenue to re-invest in our province.

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Education affects our health

Our health care system is struggling. Much of this is beyond our control, but investing in education is an essential part of the solution. When we give every child the tools to manage their own health, we give our province a healthier future.

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Education affects our communities

Our province is built on community, and that community spirit starts in the classroom. Our educators need time to build relationships with students. When we invest in education, we get more engaged and active citizens, less crime, and better social outcomes.

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