Supervised school boards in Ontario to run deficits despite cuts

Supervised school boards in Ontario to run deficits despite cuts

July 3, 2026 3:20 pm MST.

While staffing and programs are being cut in an effort to better balance the books, school boards under provincial supervision will still be in the red for 2026-2027. Mark McAllister reports.

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