Quebec says it’s short 8,000 teachers
Just days before school starts, Quebec says it’s short more than 8,000 teachers and will need to rely on people without teaching certificates or degrees to ensure there’s at least an adult in every classroom.
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Just days before school starts, Quebec says it’s short more than 8,000 teachers and will need to rely on people without teaching certificates or degrees to ensure there’s at least an adult in every classroom.
Japan released wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean, prompting a slew of protests and for China to stop seafood imports. Japan insists the treated radioactive water has been deemed safe.
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It also coincides with record l…
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