Since 1968, The Retired Teachers of Ontario/Les enseignantes et enseignants retraités de l’Ontario (RTO/ERO) has provided excellent programs and services for teachers, school and board administrators, educational support staff and college and university faculty in retirement.
A bilingual and voluntary organization, RTO/ERO offers numerous benefits to members, including:
• pension protection
• health care coverage
• a Long Term Care Plan
• advocacy on social, political and economic issues
• group travel programs
• community involvement
• regular communication from both Provincial and District levels
RTO/ERO provides a strong and active voice for a membership of over 64,000 members. Members range in age from 51 to 100 plus and include 4,000 associate members, most of whom receive spousal pension as widows or widowers of retired Ontario teachers.
JOIN US!!
Welcome to The Retired Teachers of Ontario, District 3!
District 3 is one of 47 districts that make up RTO-ERO.
Welcome
Feel free to explore
the District 3 Website!
To access your RTO/ERO
Membership Centre,
on the provincial website,
Interested in teaching after
retirement? Click HERE!
Already a member?
Shannen Koostachin of Attawapiskat First Nation worked tirelessly to try to convince the federal government to give First Nations children a proper education before tragically passing away at the age of 15 years old in 2010. (Click to learn more!)
Welcome NEW District 3 Members >
Super Senior Profiles
(Click to read profiles.)
Want to run for Provincial Office?
Application forms are available, below!
ATTENTION!
If you are unable to attend a General
Meeting after committing, please
contact us! "No Shows" cost District
3 $12 a person. In October we had
30 "no shows", equalling $360 lost!
Local and Provincial Scholarships Available > Local / Provincial.
