On this International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination we encourage everyone to take a stand for a more inclusive and tolerant society that promotes diversity, equity and compassion. We all have a role to play in ending racism!

Time for class! As a leader and educator in Mi’kmaki, I’m committed to learning more and doing better. #teachers #nstu

As NSTU president I will continue to broaden and deepen our membership’s unity. Our diverse profession shares many common concerns. I will dedicate my leadership efforts to advocating for ALL NSTU members because every single member deserves that respect. #leadership #nstu

New mural at school is finished! Amazing work by Mi’kmaw artist and Horton graduate, Zeta Paul. #sevensacredteachings

On this #TransDayOfVisibility, NS Teachers Union celebrates trans members, students & colleagues & remembers that hate, violence & discrimination against trans people continues to cost lives, health & equal opportunity. We teach for a better world for all trans people! #nsed

We aren't doing best for our students if we aren't doing best for our teachers.

Thank you to the NSTU leaders in Lunenburg County for organizing an event with the Presidential Candidates. I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my vision & for the engaging questions and important discussions with members. Lunenburg County Local of the NSTU NS Teachers Union #leadership

Thank you, Digby Local, for the opportunity to meet with your NSTU members at the Sea Biscuit Cafe yesterday! I am grateful to those in Local leadership roles for organizing these important events for those of us who are NSTU presidential candidates. NS Teachers Union

Thanks to Dartmouth Local for organizing another opportunity for the NSTU Presidential candidates to meet members. I’m grateful to those who were able to attend, especially after an already long day. #nsteachers #nstu

Past NSTU and CTF/FCE President Shelley L Morse delivers remarks on behalf of the Canadian Teachers Federation at our 101st Annual Council. #nspoli

At Annual Council, I distributed seeds to the delegation, with big help from Theresa Pelley! We need to unite for our continued growth. Great to hear from those whose flowers are growing! Supporting me as your next President is supporting all members. #NSTULeadership #teachers

Tomorrow is an important election day for NSTU members. The last 2 months have provided me with an incredible learning experience. I’m grateful to all members who shared concerns & stories with me, and all who’ve supported me. The real work lies ahead… #leadership #NSTUnited

Horton O2 on the road to #Keji for some #teambuilding!

Apple break in a rainstorm! #keji Thanks for the apples, #Taprootfarms!

Solidarity with Nah Gomes Local 73. Our EAs, ECEs, student support workers and other education workers do an exceptional job supporting our schools and students. These folks deserve a FAIR deal - one that recognizes their immense contributions to our kids and schools. #nsed

Solidarity to the members of Nah Gomes Local 73. NS Teachers Union members know how important our educational workers are to our schools and our students. It takes a village of supportive educational workers to ensure the success of all our kids. #nsed nsgeu.ca/media-releases…

Hey ⁦NS Teachers Union⁩! Our ⁦school support workers support our kids, teachers and schools everyday. They deserve a fair deal that gives them pay equity across the province. I encourage you to lend your support to these ⁦@NSGEU⁩ workers. nsgeu.ca/campaigns/supp…

NS Teachers Union members understand the critical work that our @CUPE5047 education workers do in our schools. These incredible workers support our students in countless ways. Schools work because they do.

Imagine fixing the doctor shortage by reducing the education/training required. Short-sighted to think a teaching shortage will be fixed by lowering the standards for educators. How many will last beyond 5 years without addressing the real issues. Improve workload+increase pay

Murray Sinclair was a great Canadian, a great Manitoban, a great Anishinaabe.  His career stands as a legacy of public service and a deep commitment to truth, fairness and dignity for all people.  He was the first Indigenous person to be named to the Manitoba provincial court