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Home Morning Live Lifestyle & Entertainment Reversing Canada’s literacy level decline Reversing Canada’s literacy level declinePosted On:March 13, 2024 | 2:54 PMBy:Laura BrodyUpdated On:March 16, 2024 | 8:26 PM Share this story... As literacy rates fall across Canada, the foundation United for Literacy is trying to reverse the decline. Their president and CEO, Mélanie Valcin, joins us to tell us how. Previous Morning Live Treetop Trekking Hamilton & Stouffville open for March Break Next Morning Live Games and activities to keep kids busy while travelling
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