News & Announcements

April 14, 2023, marks seven years since the 2016 Supreme Court of Canada decision which ruled that the federal government, as opposed to the provincial government, holds legal responsibility to legislate on issues of Métis peoples.

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View an informative presentation from Drug Free Kids Canada which spotlights information about cannabis, alcohol, and vaping and offers helpful strategies to optimize conversations with youth about the use of cannabis and other substances.

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International Day of Pink aims to create a more inclusive and diverse world rooted in kindness and courage. This day represents authenticity, allyship and the courage to be in solidarity with the 2SLGBTQIA + communities in the continued pursuit of equality and acceptance for all.

Pink Shirt Day is celebrated each year on February 22 and was inspired by a simple but impactful and supportive act of kindness.

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We wish all DSB1, a safe and happy long weekend and look forward to welcoming back students and staff on Tuesday, April 11th.

This month, within the March 2023 Strategic Plan Vignette, we are eager to highlight numerous examples of how students overcome adversity and demonstrate immense courage. At DSB1, we help empower all learners to achieve personal excellence when we anticipate, identify and work to remove barriers for each learner.

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April 2 is the United Nations-sanctioned World Autism Acceptance Day (WAAD), which marks the beginning of World Autism Month, honoured by Autism Speaks.

We are excited to launch the DSB1 Pride Month T-Shirt Contest, which invites all Grade 7-12 students across DSB1 to create an original work of art for our new Pride t-shirt that will be worn throughout June across DSB1!

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It is Epilepsy Awareness Month, and on March 26, Purple Day is internationally recognized as a day to wear purple in a collective effort to increase awareness about epilepsy worldwide. 

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Each year February is acknowledged as Black History Month. DSB1 joins our community and nation in celebrating the impactful achievements and contributions of Black Canadians to the history and continued growth of our country.