Articles Tagged with 'Matias de Dovitiis'

By Sean Delaney In today’s digital age, cell phones and other devices have become integral to daily lives, including in schools. While technology can enhance learning, it also poses challenges, particularly with distractions and the potential for misuse. The conversation around managing these...

School starts Tuesday, September 3rd for the TDSB this year, and with that come all the nervous preparations that families need to make to get ready. With that in mind I wanted to share a few things that may help along with the long-term success for students in our local Emery schools. For student...

By Sean Delaney Continue your journey, pursue your dreams, and achieve your goals. Ward 4 Trustee Matias de Dovitiis recently arranged for me to spend an afternoon at the Emery Adult Learning Centre (EALC) and Emery EdVance School. One of the school’s main goals is to help applicants aged 18 and...

“The demand is tremendous,” TDSB trustee de Dovitiis By Sean Delaney Toronto District School Board trustee Matias de Dovitiis said the mental health of students, especially after covid, has sparked new initiatives and programs in Emery schools. “The demand is tremendous,” de Dovitiis said. “And...

By Sean Delaney The rain held off over Emery’s Joseph Bannon Park on Friday, Nov. 11. A large group of residents, politicians, and uniformed officers paid tribute to the sacrifices made by Canadian soldiers, both past and present in a service to honour those who have served. Now in its ninth...

By Sean Delaney Matias de Dovitiis has been elected the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) trustee for Ward 4 Humber River - Black Creek. And de Dovitiis said simply that he ran to improve the schools in his neighbourhood. “You talk to parents to see the opportunity kids have in our area, and ...

By Sean Delaney On September 20, Canadians went to the polls to make their decision in the 44th campaign for federal officials, and in Emery Village, that choice once again was Liberal MP Judy Sgro. Of the 31,029 votes counted in the Humber River-Black Creek riding as of press time on Septem...

By Sean Delaney The writ has dropped and Canada will go back to the polls on September 20. After a year of changes to the way we live our lives and conduct ourselves in order to comply with public health protocols, being prepared is paramount. And the Emery Village Voice wanted to help you ...