Ontario considering social media, cellphone ban on school properties | CBC News
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Ontario considering social media, cellphone ban on school properties | CBC News
"Calandra stated that most ministers of education across the country agree that allowing students access to phones and social media in school has not been beneficial."
"He mentioned that Ontario will work closely with the federal government on a social media ban for kids under a certain age, indicating a collaborative approach."
"Calandra expressed his desire for Ontario's rules to be more stringent than those recently announced by Manitoba, which plans to ban children from using social media accounts."
"Federal Culture Minister Marc Miller noted that the government is seriously considering a law to enforce age limits on social media use, similar to measures taken in Australia."
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra is exploring a social media ban in schools, aligning with other education ministers who believe access to phones and social media is detrimental. The province aims to collaborate with the federal government on a ban for children under a certain age. Calandra is also contemplating an outright ban on cellphones in schools, with medical exemptions, seeking to establish stricter rules than those in Manitoba, which recently announced a similar ban on social media use in classrooms.
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