08/23/2026
On International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition, we remember the People of African descent who lived this tragedy, and the lasting consequences of the slave trade in Canada and across the world. Learn more: https://www.unesco.org/en/days/slave-trade-remembrance
08/20/2026
Mental Health Mondays provide various forms of mental health assistance, such as individual counselling, check-ins, back to school transitions, and support with navigating community-based services.
Interested parents/guardians and students have the opportunity to engage with a TLDSB mental health counsellor every Monday from June 29 to August 24.
Consultations are available online or in-person. Use the calendar link to schedule an appointment:
https://www.tldsb.ca/summer-2026-mental-health-mondays/
08/18/2026
TLDSB is currently seeking candidates for appointment to the Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee for a four-year term, effective October 2026.
Applications will be accepted until Friday, September 25 at 4:30 p.m.
See the details on the committee page at: https://www.tldsb.ca/compliance-audit-committee/
Compliance Audit Committee – Trillium Lakelands District School Board
The Trillium Lakelands District School Board’s (TLDSB) Compliance Audit Committee has full authority under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 (as amended) to address applications requesting an audit of any school board trustee candidate’s third-party advertisers and election campaign finances. Th...
08/15/2026
? Dekapentavgoustos (August 15) is a festive holiday in Greece that marks the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. A celebration of both faith and culture, customs vary by region but include a pilgrimage or church service, traditional food, music, costumes and dancing.
08/13/2026
For returning families and those who registered before the summer cut off date, you can login and check your bus information at mybustoschool.ca after August 27!
08/12/2026
Today is International Youth Day!
half of the people on Earth are 30 or younger?
This year's theme, "Youth Advancing Multilateral Cooperation through Technology and Partnerships," underscores the important role of young people in driving innovation, strengthening international collaboration, advancing digital transformation, and contributing to sustainable development.
08/09/2026
August 9 is International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, observed each year to raise awareness and protect the rights of the world's Indigenous population. Indigenous Peoples, including those here on Turtle Island, are practitioners of unique cultures and knowledgeable guardians of nature. Indigenous Peoples' territories encompass 28% of the surface of the globe and contain 11% of the world’s forests?
08/07/2026
TLDSB's digital library is available all summer long to TLDSB students, staff, and parents/guardians! You can enjoy ebooks and audiobooks for free by downloading the Sora app today at tldsb.ca/sora/.
08/06/2026
Mental Health Mondays provide various forms of mental health assistance, such as individual counselling, check-ins, back to school transitions, and support with navigating community-based services.
Interested parents/guardians and students have the opportunity to engage with a TLDSB mental health counsellor every Monday from June 29 to August 24, with the exception of the Civic Holiday.
Consultations are available online or in-person. Use the calendar link to schedule an appointment:
https://www.tldsb.ca/summer-2026-mental-health-mondays/
08/03/2026
? The Civic Holiday is known in Toronto as Simcoe Day to honour John Graves Simcoe and his work towards the abolition of slavery in Upper Canada until emancipation came into effect across the British Empire on Aug 1, 1834.
Following the first Caribana celebration held in 1967 by West Indians living in Canada, Simcoe Day was chosen as the annual date to celebrate the Caribana festival. It recognizes the historical link to Simcoe's humane work, Emancipation Day, and the resulting carnival celebrations by freed slaves in the West Indies.
Now called the Toronto Caribbean Carnival, the annual event is a vibrant and energetic celebration of pan-Caribbean culture and is billed as North America’s largest cultural festival!