Town Hall on Free Tuition on Wednesday, March 16th 2016 at 2 pm at Sheridan College

Town Hall on Free Tuition

Thinking about attending university or college? 

Unsure about how to pay for your education?

Then this town hall is for you.

Come to learn how Ontario is making college and 

university education more affordable and accessible with

the government's plan to prepare more students for the jobs of tomorrow.

Wednesday, March 16^th 2016

Time: 2:00 pm

Sheridan College (Hazel McCallion Campus)

Room: A145

 4180 Duke of York Blvd, Mississauga, ON L5B 0G5

For more information please visit www.dipikadamerla.com or call 905-238-1751

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Brampton Library will be hosting St. John Ambulance Babysitting courses during March Break.

The one-day (9:30 am to 4:30 pm) course for 11 to 14 year olds is designed to teach babysitting, leadership and first aid skills in a fun and informative way. It is also an excellent program for teaching emergency skills to students who are occasionally alone at home. Certificates are issued upon completion.

Registration is required at any library branch, beginning February 11, 2013.  Course cost is $40.

 Locations and dates are:

Mount Pleasant Village:            Monday, March 11

Chinguacousy:               Tuesday, March 12

Four Corners:                  Wednesday, March 13

Gore Meadows:               Wednesday, March 13

Cyril Clark:                       Thursday, March 14

 For more information call 905-793-4636 or TTY 1-866-959-9994 or visit your nearest library location.

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Tim Hudak, Ontario PC Leader

Friends, Let’s ask ourselves one simple question: Do our schools do the best possible job of preparing our children to live and work in an increasingly competitive world?

5 ways to survive on a student budget

Getting an education is the best way to get a head start in the job market. You could earn $7,200 more per year with a college diploma, or $23,000 more per year with a bachelor's degree, compared to a high school graduate. Find out how to plan and pay for school on the web site, CanLearn.ca/explore.

Going to school is expensive, but government loans and grants can help; combined with a practical budget, getting a degree or diploma can be affordable. Sticking to a budget is possible with a lot of practice and a little creativity. Try out these money-saving tips from real students across Canada:

Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Calgary

9 October 2012-Calgary - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers remarks at a Diamond Jubilee Medal ceremony at the University of Calgary where 182 Canadians were honoured

9 October 2012-Calgary - Prime Minister Stephen Harper, accompanied by Donald S. Ethell, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, and Blake Richards, Member of Parliament for Wild Rose, stands with Sheldon Kennedy, a Canadian hockey legend and activist for violence and abuse prevention programs, once Mr. Kennedy is presented with a Diamond Jubilee Medal

9 October 2012-Calgary - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Blake Richards, Member of Parliament for Wild Rose, stand with Stephen McPhee, a recipient of a Diamond Jubilee Medal, at a ceremony at the University of Calgary

9 October 2012-Calgary - Prime Minister Stephen Harper, accompanied by Donald S. Ethell, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, and Devinder Shory, Member of Parliament for Calgary Northeast, stands with Elvie Valeroso, a recipient of a Diamond Jubilee Medal and an active member in Calgary's Filipino community, at a ceremony at the University of Calgary

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Government of Canada Celebrates Latest Recipients of Prestigious Graduate Scholarships

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156 doctoral candidates receive Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

KINGSTON, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 30, 2012) - Kellie Leitch, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and to the Minister of Labour, on behalf of the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State (Science and Technology), today highlighted the recipients of the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships, Canada's most prestigious scholarships for doctoral students, while touring a laboratory at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.

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Tim Hudak Will Put Students’ Education First

Ontario PC Government Will Invest $2 billion More in Education, Restore Fall Report Cards
StarBuzz Weekly, Toronto-SCARBOROUGH—Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak welcomed students and teachers back to school today, and outlined his party’s commitment to enhance the great opportunity-builder that is a quality education for all Ontario students. Hudak was joined by Ontario PC Candidate for Scarborough Centre, Carol Williams, and fellow parents Khatija Vohra and Ayub Vohra-Bangi along with their children Aasif (7), Safiya (4) and Suhayb (1) for his announcement.

Hudak grew up in a family of teachers: both of his parents and his sister worked as teachers.  In addition, it is a milestone week for Hudak and his wife Debbie, as their 3-year old daughter, Miller, attends her first day of Kindergarten.   Hudak said he will get the focus of Ontario’s education system back on student learning, free teachers to teach, and give parents the tools they need to follow their child’s progress. These commitments include:Giving parents more information in a timely manner by bringing back the fall report card, which Dalton McGuinty eliminated in December 2009, and posting standardized tests and results online for parents to review;

Government of Canada Invests in University Research

StarBuzz Weekly, Toronto-ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO--(June 17, 2011) - Over 3,800 scientists, engineers and students at universities across Canada will receive support for research programs and advanced training, thanks to a new investment by the Government of Canada. The announcement was made by the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State (Science and Technology); Rick Dykstra, Member of Parliament for St. Catharines; and Suzanne Fortier, President of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), while speaking at Brock University.

British Students Want To Learn Indian Way Of Film Making

Marwah Studios has a wonderful relations with British Education System and many colleges as well as Universities have joined hands with Asian Education System to promote media education.

StarBuzz Weekly, Toronto-Apr 14, 2011 – A group of students, faculty and administrative staff from the renowned British school of learning popularly known as ICS visited Asian Academy of Film And Television to join hands in the field of Film and Television training at Marwah Studios, Film City Noida.

Full-Day Kindergarten To Be Offered In 900 More Schools




"A strong start in school leads to

a strong finish --

so more students graduate and go on to college,

university or an apprenticeship.

Full-day kindergarten is setting our

children up for success --

and it's making things a little

easier for parents today."

– Dalton McGuinty
Premier of Ontario

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Providing A Good Start For Children And Making Life A Little Easier For Parents
Almost half of Ontario's four-and-five-year olds will benefit from full-day kindergarten in September 2012.

That school year, around 900 more schools will start offering full-day kindergarten -- which means that a total of about 120,000 children will benefit. Full-day kindergarten will be available in all elementary schools by September 2014.

A full day of learning early in life makes the transition to Grade 1 easier for both parents and children. Also, students who achieve early success in school are more likely to go on to postsecondary education.

Milton School Named after Tiger Jeet Singh

StarBuzz Weekly, Toronto- Last week Milton, a city of Ontario, Canada started Tiger Jeet Singh Public School,  which is named after the world famous wrestler Tigerjeet Singh an Indian Origin Canadian. When talking to StarBuzz he said " It is a very touching moment, words can't describe it and I am over whelmed".Tiger, a  person soft at heart had tears of happiness in his eyes. His message to the children was " They should work hard, stay in school, concentrate on  studies and be the future builders of  Canada". They should stay Tiger Fit Tiger Jeet Singh was born in India and came to Canada at the age 17 without any money. He  now  is a millionaire. He lives on a sprawling and beautiful Milton property with his wife, three sons and other family members. He began wrestling here almost 40 years ago, but found big fame in Asia.