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In Ottawa, the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) surveyed teachers and students about teaching and learning in the pandemic, with teachers providing disparaging responses of feeling burnt out, exhausted, and the volume of work they are asked to do as “unsustainable.”1 Further west, The Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) recently published Survey results from the second of a series of pulse surveys at the beginning of September (Sept. 10-14), which found that “95 percent of respondents reported stress, 94 percent reported fatigue and 81 percent reported anxiety.”2,3 Teachers across Canada are sharing similar concerns of being overwhelmed, stressed, and exhausted, uncertain if they can sustain the pace and complexity of teaching in the current pandemic environment.4,5 These feelings have led many teachers to question how long they are able to continue, despite their love for education, and desire to support young people in publicly funded public education.6,7  \nTeachers are not alone in their feelings of stress, depression, and anxiety related to the COVID-19 pandemic, as the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Survey reported increases in reports of anxiety and depression amongst Canadians ages 18 and older.8 Yet, the burdens of shouldering continuously shifting and complex working conditions, along with additional health and safety protocols, have been difficult for educators. More complex still are large variations in school-level, board, and government planning and procedures, which, along with regular professional tasks and responsibilities, create an environment of instability for teachers and students.  \nAs reported by Laura Sokal and colleagues, these imbalances are fuel for employment-related stress, and precursors to burnout.9 A review of evidence as reported by researchers in Scotland also finds high levels of  \n1 Pringle, Josh. ‘Ottawa public school teachers burnt out, some students report declining mental health since school began: Survey.’ CTV News (October 28, 2020). [https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/ottawa-public-schoolteachers-burnt-out-some-students-report-declining-mental-health-since](https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/ottawa-public-schoolteachers-burnt-out-some-students-report-declining-mental-health-since)school-began-survey-1.5164734 .  \n2 Janzen, Jen. ‘Stressed out.’ ATA News. [https://mydigimag. rrd.com/publication/?i=676355&article_id=3783127&view=articleBrowser&ver=html5](https://mydigimag. rrd.com/publication/?i=676355&article_id=3783127&view=articleBrowser&ver=html5) .  \n3 Alberta Teachers Association. Reporting on COVID-19 Prevention, Infection and Control in Alberta Schools: ATA Pandemic Research Study, (Fall 2020). 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