Quebec announces $300M academic catch-up plan post-strikes

Quebec announces $300M academic catch-up plan post-strikes

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"I'm skeptical," says Robert Green, a high-school teacher in Montreal, as the province unveils a $300 million academic catch-up plan for students after public sector strikes end. Swidda Rassy reports.

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