There
Are Presently 12 Public English First Language School Boards
And Two French First Language School Boards Operating Within
The GTA
Seven Of These School Boards Operate Secular Schools
Whereas
The Other Seven Operate Separate Schools;
The Seven Separate School Boards
In
The Greater Toronto Area All Serve
The Roman Catholic Faith
In Addition
To Public Schools
There
Are Also
A Number Of Private Schools That Operate Within Greater Toronto
Three Of These GTA-based School Boards Also Manage Institutions Outside Greater Toronto
The Two French First Language School Boards
Based
In Toronto
As Well As
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board (DPCDSB)
The Conseil Scolaire Catholique MonAvenir Operates French Separate Schools Throughout
The Greater Golden Horseshoe
Whereas
The Conseil Scolaire Viamonde Operates French Secular Schools Throughout
The Ontario Peninsula
The DPCDSB Maintains English First Language Separate Schools
In Peel Region
And
In Dufferin County
A County Adjacent
To
The GTA
Conversely
English First Language Schools
In Clarington
A Municipality Within Durham Region
Are Managed
By School Boards Based Outside
The GTA
In Clarington
Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board Manages Public English Secular Schools
While
The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland
And Clarington Catholic District School Board Manages Public English Separate Schools
School Boards
In
The Greater Toronto Area
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The school board's organizational mission
is "to enable all students
to reach high levels of achievement and
to acquire
the knowledge
skills
and values they need
to become responsible members of
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Aerial view of farms
in Waterloo
a significant portion of
the land
in Southern Ontario
is used
as farmland
Once
the dominant industry
agriculture occupies
a small percentage of
the population
However
much of
the land
in southern Ontario
is given over
to agriculture
As
the following table shows
while
the number of individual farms has steadily decreased
and their overall size has shrunk at
a lower rate
greater mechanization has supported increased supply
to satisfy
the ever-increasing demands of
a growing population base; this has also meant
a gradual increase
in
the total amount of land used
for growing crops
Ontario Farming 1986 1991 1996 2001 2006.
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