Members of Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario Elect Provincial Executive for 2011-2013

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Members of Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario Elect Provincial Executive for 2011-2013

August 18, 2011

TORONTO- More than 800 delegates to the Annual Meeting of the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) have elected their provincial Executive for 2011-2013. Executive members are:

PRESIDENT
Sam Hammond, Hamilton-Wentworth

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
Susan Swackhammer, Grand Erie

VICE-PRESIDENTS
James McCormack, Waterloo Region
Maureen Weinberger, Halton

OTF TABLE OFFICER
Rian McLaughlin, Hamilton-Wentworth

EXECUTIVE
Karen Brown, Toronto
Adelina Cecchin, Greater Essex County
Ellen Chambers, Lakehead
Doug Cook, Upper Grand
Diane Dewing, Upper Canada
Pam Dogra, Toronto
Nancy Lawler, Bluewater
Monica Rusnak, Ontario North East
Debi Wells, Limestone

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario represents 76,000 elementary public school teachers and education professionals across the province and is the largest teacher federation in Canada.

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