Contact Us

Mailing Address:

1077 Boundary Road, Unit 107
Oshawa, Ontario
L1J 8P8

You can also use the “Red Bag” courier system of the DDSB free of charge. The bag is usually found in the office of each school – just ask the secretary.  Address your envelope to “Durham Occasional Teachers’ Local – Boundary Rd”.

Phone:  905-404-0411
Toll Free:  1-888-665-6611
For General Enquiries email:   info@etfodotl.com

Email Addresses

George Taylor, President
president@etfodotl.com

Laurie Musto, First Vice President
l.musto@etfodotl.com

Carmela Dunlop, Second Vice President
secondvp@etfodotl.com

Connie Zoet, Treasurer
treasurer@etfodotl.com

Lindsey Cloutier, Secretary

Candice Holt, Member-at-Large

Harriet Hunt, Joint Health & Safety Committee Chair

Heather Gillette, Professional Learning Chair
dotlplfunding@gmail.com, pl@etfodotl.com

Pavthra Vigneswaran, Member-at-Large, Equity Chair

Thomas Wall, Member-at-Large

Ann Webb, Member-at-Large, Social Chair
social@etfodotl.com

Legal Assistance for Members

The Federation provides legal assistance to defend members against allegations that are related to the member’s teaching duties or employment responsibilities. Click here for more information: (http://www.etfo.ca/AdviceForMembers/PRSMattersBulletins/Pages/Allegations Involving CAS and_or Police.aspx)

If you are contacted by the police, Ontario College of Teachers, or Children’s Aid Society (CAS) regarding an allegation against you:

  • Do not participate in or consent to an interview.
  • Make no statement to anyone regarding the allegation/charges.
  • Say “I am willing to cooperate but I am unable to comment until I contact the Federation and legal counsel.”
  • Call ETFO professional relations staff at 1-888-838-3836 or 416-962-3836 and state that your call is urgent.

Counselling Support

If you are in need of immediate support or help finding resources, you can call the Distress Centre Durham 24/7 distress line at1-800-452-0688.

The Distress Centre Durham Resource Centre offers a variety of resource and referral information on:

  • mental health
  • addictions
  • suicide
  • homicide
  • grief and bereavement

Trained support staff can also provide community referral and support network information. The resource centre materials (books, periodicals, videos etc.) are available to be borrowed. Further information can be obtained by calling 905-430-3511