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Oakville teacher controversy: Professional standards under review by Ontario College of Teachers

Ontario College of Teachers says it has launched a review of its professional standards amid controversy surrounding an Oakville, Ont., teacher’s attire.The college confirmed to Global News on Friday that it has been reviewing its professional standards in response to a request by the province’s education minister.Images went viral online and in the media last month, appearing to show a teacher at Oakville Trafalgar High School wearing large prosthetic breasts in class.In response, Education Minister Stephen Lecce said he asked the Ontario College of Teachers to review its standards. Ontario College of Teachers asked to review professional standards “In this province, in our schools, we celebrate our differences and we also believe that there must be the highest standards of professionalism in front of our kids,” Education Minister Stephen Lecce said on Sept.

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Oakville teacher controversy: Ontario College of Teachers asked to review professional standards

Oakville, Ont., teacher’s attire.“In this province, in our schools, we celebrate our differences and we also believe that there must be the highest standards of professionalism in front of our kids,” Education Minister Stephen Lecce said Friday when asked about the situation.“And on that basis, I’ve asked the Ontario College of Teachers to review and to consider strengthening those provisions with respect to professional conduct which we think would be in the interest of all kids in Ontario.” School board aware of possible protests over Oakville teacher’s attire as dress code under review Images have gone viral online and in the media in recent days, appearing to show a teacher at Oakville Trafalgar High School wearing large prosthetic breasts in class.Protests were held on Friday and over the weekend regarding the situation.The Ontario College of Teachers website says it “licenses, governs and regulates Ontario’s teaching profession in the public interest.” It is responsible for licencing teachers, setting ethical standards, investigating concerns, among other responsibilities.All publicly funded teachers in the province must be certified by the college.Also last week, trustees with the Halton District School Board (HDSB) met and agreed to review the dress code.The board has said that it is “committed to establishing and maintaining a safe, caring, inclusive, equitable and welcoming learning and working environment for all students and staff.”“We strive to promote and support a positive learning environment in schools consistent with our values and to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all students, staff and the community, regardless of their race, age, ability, sex, gender identity, gender expression,

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COVID-19: ‘This is within our authority,’ Hamilton school board chair says of extended mask mandate

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) chair Dawn Danko told Global News the administration appreciates the many who opted to follow the motion implemented by trustees last week despite the province lifting those rules for learning facilities.

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School board ‘expected’ to follow province in lifting mask mandate: Ontario government

Ontario are “expected” to follow the province’s plan to lift mask mandates on March 21, a statement from the education minister’s office says, despite concerns from some boards.Earlier this week, chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore announced a plan to lift remaining COVID-19 restrictions in Ontario, including the mask mandate in many public settings and schools after March break.“Of all the provinces to release plans to lift masking requirements in schools, Ontario has one of the most cautious timelines,” a statement from Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s office said Friday.

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Ontario submits child-care plan just ahead of looming deadline

child-care deal.The province stands to lose more than a billion dollars in federal funding if a deal isn’t struck.Ontario remains the only jurisdiction in the country to not pen a deal with the Trudeau government for $10-a-day childcare. The Ford government has maintained the federal offer to the province of $10.2 billion is not enough to deliver the program.If the province doesn’t sign a deal by end of the fiscal year, March 31, it risks losing more than $1 billion in first year funding.The federal minister in charge of the program has said repeatedly that the Ford government still needed to submit an action plan to enter negotiations.

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Ontario commits to 49,000 more HEPA filters for schools, child-care settings

Ontario says it is providing more stand-alone HEPA filter units for schools and child-care centres to offer more children greater protection against COVID-19.A Monday statement says up to 40,000 more air purifiers will be made available to school boards and up to 9,000 will go to child-care settings.Education Minister Stephen Lecce says ventilation improvements are a critical priority, after the government previously announced that it would provide 73,000 of the filters and other ventilation devices.

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‘It’s discriminatory’: Students of Ontario school for the blind urge province to end virtual learning

in-person learning.“Everyone else is allowed to go back to school right now, I feel like it’s discriminatory,” said student Megan Myers.“Being online means we don’t have equal access to education, and as people who are already a minority in society this is a major setback,” said student Jade Ondrick.In an interview with Global News, 18-year-old Ondrick said she is losing out on important life skills because the school’s lodging program has been shut down.“Being able to be in the lodging program means that I get to help with cooking on Thursday nights and I get to learn proper cutting techniques and all that kind of independent skills that people who are abled and who are fully visual take for granted,” she said. Mental health must be part of curriculum as students cope with COVID-19 pandemic, say experts W.

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Remote First Nations schools await PPE, in-class safety measures promised by Ontario government

back-to-in-class learning for the majority of remote First Nations students across Ontario due to limited access to, N95 masks, HEPA filters and rapid antigen tests, all items promised by the Ford government to the province’s other schools.Students in the province resumed classes after the holidays via online learning in an effort to curb surging COVID-19 cases. With new safety measures in place, Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced students would return to in-class learning on Jan.

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Child care centres concerned about limited N95 mask supply from Ontario government

Parents pull children out of Ontario daycares due to COVID testing changes Christa O’Connor, executive director of Creative Beginnings Childcare Centre, says her organization received 240 masks in total for its two locations in the Waterloo region for 56 staff, which she says would last them about four days.In Toronto, Blossoming Minds Learning Centre executive director Maggie Moser says her centre has received 120 masks to supply a total of 40 staff _ enough for about three days.Moser says her centre has gone ahead and ordered 160 N95 masks, the maximum that could be ordered from a certain manufacturer, for about $300.She says the centre plans to order more in the future, depending on the number of masks supplied from the government.In a statement, a spokeswoman for Education Minister Stephen Lecce says the province has “exceeded the advice of public health by purchasing and delivering N95s to all education and child care staff.”

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Global News speaks with Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce as schools prepare to reopen

Global News spoke with Ontario’s Education Minister Stephen Lecce on Thursday, as students and teachers across the province prepare to return to the classroom on Monday.

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Take home COVID-19 tests to be made available at schools across Ontario

COVID-19 tests will be available at all public schools across the province starting in a few weeks.The PCR tests have been available in schools in Toronto and Ottawa, and some other communities in a similar pilot project, but Stephen Lecce says now all students in public schools will have access.

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Ontario could see 50,000 education workers fired if COVID-19 vaccines mandated: Lecce

Ontario’s education minister says 50,000 people could lose their jobs if the province mandated COVID-19 vaccines for education workers.Responding to the NDP in question period today, Stephen Lecce said such a policy would mean pink slips for tens of thousands of educators when Ontario already faces staffing challenges.He says any unvaccinated staff member has to provide proof of a negative test to enter a school.

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TDSB seeks addition of COVID-19 vaccine to list of required shots for students

Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has called on the Ontario government to add COVID-19 vaccinations to the list of required shots for eligible students.In a letter addressed Friday to Education Minister Stephen Lecce, chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore, and Toronto medical officer of health Dr.

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Education group wants COVID-19 vaccination required for eligible Ontario students

COVID-19 vaccination added to the list of immunizations required to attend school in Ontario.Annie Kidder, executive director of People for Education, has written to Education Minister Stephen Lecce with the request.Kidder writes that it’s “vital” to require COVID-19 shots for eligible students as fewer than 70 per cent of those aged 12 to 17 are fully vaccinated, with school set to begin in two weeks.

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COVID-19 vaccine clinics set for Hamilton, Niagara public schools

COVID-19 vaccine clinics in and near public schools within’ days, according to officials.On Monday, the Ford government said vaccinations in Ontario schools would be part of it’s “last mile” vaccination strategy with a mandate of making it easy for students, school staff and families to get their shots.“By making vaccines more accessible, and with a cautious reopening in September following the expert advice of the chief medical officer of health, we will further bolster our fight against COVID-19 and variants,” Education Minister Stephen Lecce said in a statement. McMaster, Mohawk require COVID-19 vaccinations for those on campus this fall Dr.

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Ontario to require school-based COVID-19 vaccine clinics for academic year

COVID-19 vaccination clinics in schools and in nearby locations as the academic year begins.The government says it’s working with local public health units and publicly funded school boards on the plan.Education Minister Stephen Lecce says health units and boards will be required to host the clinics, which he says will bolster protection against COVID-19.

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Ontario’s investment in improving school air quality provides benefits beyond pandemic, experts say

COVID-19.Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced $25 million will be put toward adding approximately 20,000 new standalone high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters to the approximately 50,000 devices currently used in areas such as classrooms, gyms, libraries and other instructional spaces without mechanical ventilation.So far, the government has committed more than $600 million to date for ventilation improvements across Ontario schools.

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Ontario’s education minister says more money for ventilation, HEPA filters coming by 1st day of school

COVID-19 pandemic.Stephen Lecce said the investment will add approximately 20,000 new HEPA units to the approximately 50,000 devices currently used in areas such as classrooms, gyms, libraries and other instructional spaces without mechanical ventilation.The government has committed more than $600 million to date for ventilation improvements across Ontario schools, Lecce said.For schools with mechanical ventilation systems, which is about 70 per cent of schools in Ontario, Lecce said it is expected that boards regularly maintain them by using the highest-grade filters, change filters more often and operate them two hours before and two hours after school.

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Ontario announces more funding for air ventilation improvements in schools

Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced a plan that includes another $25 million to purchase an additional 20,000 standalone HEPA units to improve air quality in schools. Morganne Campbell has the details.

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COVID-19: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on June 2

COVID-19 pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Wednesday:Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce today whether or not schools in Ontario will reopen to in-person learning this month.Ford is scheduled to address the media with Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Health Minister Christine Elliott this afternoon.The schools announcement comes as Ontario’s stay-at-home order lifts, but most other public health measures remain in place.

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Educators, advocacy groups raise alarm about Ontario’s online learning plan

Ontario education unions, advocacy groups and parents are raising concerns about a government plan to offer an online learning option for the next school year.The groups say they are worried the government is considering establishing a permanent online learning stream.They argue that change would divert funds from in-person learning and weaken the public education system.

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COVID-19: Ontario families weigh in on remote learning

With the TDSB moving summer school online and Education Minister Stephen Lecce giving no firm return date for in-class learning, families are expressing frustration.

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Ontario government reveals virtual school option for 2021-22, funding plan

COVID-19 pandemic, the government has released a funding plan for the upcoming 2021-22 school year that will include the option for virtual learning.“While we all want in-class learning to return this spring, we will not take risks with your child as we respond to high rates of COVID-19 in the community,” Ontario education minister Stephen Lecce said during an announcement Tuesday.Lecce reiterated that education staff who work in person are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine and everyone 18 and older will be able to book a vaccine by the end of May.Students across all school boards in Ontario did not return to in-person learning after the April Break which was delayed from the March Break.The government announced mid-April, during the break,

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All Ontario education workers to be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week

COVID-19 vaccine, the government says.Education Minister Stephen Lecce said in a statement Friday that education workers across the province will be eligible as early as the week of May 3.“With education staff eligible starting next week, and licensed child care settings currently eligible, we are building momentum to defeat this pandemic,” Lecce said. Here’s a weekly breakdown of when people will have access to COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario “With more stable vaccine supply, we are ensuring every front-line worker in our schools and child care settings can get vaccinated.

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Hamilton’s top doctor says school closures crucial to breaking COVID-19 ‘chains of transmission’

close schools for in-person learning after the spring break, saying it will be a “good chance” to break the transmission of COVID-19 in the community.During an update on Monday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said what happens in schools is reflective of what happens in the community and the steady increase in local cases was definitely having an impact before the break.“At this point, as cases continue to increase and the province making a call that there’s so that there’s consistency across the province … this will be a good thing — a good chance to hopefully break chains of transmission,” said Dr.

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Ontario students move to virtual learning indefinitely amid record-high COVID-19 cases

COVID-19 case and ICU numbers, the Ontario government says.Ontario students were supposed to return to in-person learning after taking the week off for their delayed March Break.Students in the hot spot regions of Peel, Toronto and Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph, were already moved to virtual learning the week before the break.Peel Region moved its students online the Tuesday after Easter Monday, while Toronto and Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph followed suit on Wednesday.The government said the decision to reopen for in-person learning will be based on public health data.“As soon as we get the go-ahead from Dr.

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Lecce encourages students to get tested during April break as Ontario expands asymptomatic testing

Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced on Wednesday that the province is expanding asymptomatic testing to pharmacies and assessment centres and encouraged students and teachers to take part before going back to school.

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Ontario government expanding COVID-19 vaccines to educators in high-risk areas

Ontario government has announced all education workers in high-risk neighbourhoods in Peel Region and Toronto will be eligible to get their COVID-19 vaccine beginning during the April break next week.Education workers who support students with special needs across Ontario will also be eligible to be vaccinated.Eligibility for education workers in other hot spots including Ottawa and York Region will be allowed once the vaccine supply increases. Ontario issuing stay-at-home order, declares 3rd state of emergency amid COVID-19 pandemic Premier Doug Ford imposed a four-week provincewide stay-at-home order effective Thursday at 12:01 a.m.

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COVID-19: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on April 1

COVID-19 pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Thursday.Ontario’s education minister Stephen Lecce said Thursday that schools will remain open as they are “critical for mental health and learning.”He also previously said the April Break will go ahead as planned.“Students deserve to be in class,” Lecce tweeted. ‘Schools will remain open’ and April Break will go ahead, Ontario education minister says Ontario reported a total of 2,557 new coronavirus cases on Thursday.Of those:Ontario is reporting 2,557 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, the eighth straight day cases are above 2,000, bringing the provincial total to 352,460.It is also the highest case count since Jan.

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‘Schools will remain open’ and April Break will go ahead, Ontario education minister says

Ontario’s education minister Stephen Lecce said Thursday that schools will remain open as they are “critical for mental health and learning.”He also previously said the April Break will go ahead as planned.“Students deserve to be in class,” Lecce tweeted.The April Break is set for the week of April 12 which was postponed from the regular mid-March scheduling.The move comes as it is anticipated the provincial government will implement a four-week provincewide “emergency brake” as COVID-19 case counts and ICU admissions continue to surge.

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COVID-19: April break will go ahead as planned, Ontario Education Minister says

Ontario’s education minister says that spring break for the province’s schools will not be postponed again.Stephen Lecce says the break scheduled for the week of April 12 will go ahead as planned while the government continues to follow advice from the province’s top doctor.

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COVID-19: ‘Every indication’ schools will remain open, Ontario education minister says

COVID-19 cases, not including the very latest to shut down this week, but Education Minister Stephen Lecce says the Ford government’s mission is to “keep schools open.”In an interview with Global News, Lecce said, “I recognize this is difficult for all of us … however, we continue to invest and do everything we can to keep schools open. That is priority number one.”With the April break just around the corner, Global News asked Minister Lecce if there are plans to close schools following that week off.“Every indication we have from the chief medical officer of health is that students will continue to go to school.

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Ontario school board group calls for teachers to get COVID-19 vaccination over spring break

COVID-19 over the upcoming spring break.The Ontario Public School Board Association says the measure would help keep kids in classrooms, as fewer teachers would have to miss work due to COVID-19 exposure.As it stands, teachers are set to be vaccinated towards the end of Phase 2 of the province’s immunization rollout, which is not expected until school is out for the summer.

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Ontario looking at potential move to make option of remote learning permanent

Ontario government is allegedly looking at making the option of remote learning permanent for all boards across the province moving forward.Virtual learning was first implemented in response to climbing COVID-19 numbers in an effort to curb spread and keep staff and students safe amid the pandemic. Schools have been closed to in-person learning several times since the onset of the pandemic in March 2020.The consideration to make the option permanent stems from a document from the Ministry of Education that was shared with various education groups, according to a report first published by The Globe and Mail.

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Education minister criticized for low COVID-19 testing in Ontario schools

Stephen Lecce faced pointed questions from the opposition at Queen’s Park on Wednesday related to the Ontario government’s plan for asymptomatic coronavirus testing among students and educators.Capacity currently exists to process approximately 50,000 tests at schools a week, but much of that capacity remains underutilized.“The fact that they are so slow in terms of the asymptomatic testing in schools is really troubling when we know that there continue to be more and more cases in schools,” Ontario NDP education critic Marit Stiles said during question period.Right now, 24 schools in Ontario are closed due to COVID-19 and 672 currently have at least one case reported.

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Hamilton’s public schools yet to produce COVID-19 case from testing clinics

COVID-19 across the province have yet to produce any positive test results among Hamilton’s two public school boards as of Tuesday.Both the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) and the Hamilton Wentworth Catholic District School Board (HWCDSB) say they have deployed several clinics since the order came from the ministry of education in mid-February to test two per cent of student populations.The latest for the HWDSB at a Stoney Creek secondary school last week produced no positive cases, according to an HWDSB spokesperson.

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COVID-19: Ottawa school board chair urges Ontario ministers to vaccinate teachers, staff

COVID-19 vaccine rollout.In a letter sent to Health Minister Christine Elliott and Education Minister Stephen Lecce last week, OCDSB chair Lynn Scott highlighted the “tireless” work teachers and other staff have done to keep kids safe in the classroom so far during the coronavirus pandemic.To keep kids safe and keep classes running, Scott wrote that making vaccinations available to education workers should be paramount.

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Ontario students told to stay home if family member has single COVID-19 symptom

Ministry of Education updated its COVID-19 screening tool on Friday.“Everyone in your household should stay home if anyone has COVID-19 symptoms or is waiting for test results after experiencing symptoms,” a note on the website warns.

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COVID-19 test clinics for Hamilton schools set for next week amid 3 outbreaks and rising cases

COVID-19 testing in elementary and secondary schools next week.While the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) and Hamilton Wentworth Catholic District School Board (HWCDSB) have no firm dates for upcoming clinics or what schools will be involved, both expect the clinics to take place at end of next week.“It might be nice to suggest we would be consistent with a day for testing, we may not be able to guarantee that every week,” HWDSB spokesperson Shawn McKillop told Global News.“Hopefully we’ll get into a routine with this as we are doing it weekly.” No COVID-19 cases from weekend school clinics in Hamilton as province orders weekly testing On Tuesday, the province advised larger boards that at least five per cent of their

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2 outbreaks, 30 COVID-19 cases reported in first few weeks of return to Hamilton public schools

COVID-19 outbreaks since the February return to in-person classes.On Wednesday night, the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) said there is an outbreak involving two students at A.M. Cunningham Elementary School in the city’s east end.

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No COVID-19 cases from weekend school clinics in Hamilton as province orders weekly testing

COVID-19 tests for staff and students from four city schools turned up no positive cases during a pair of clinics on the weekend, according to public health.Medical officer of health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said 21 eligible staff and 65 students were tested during a seven-hour campaign at Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary and Orchard Park Secondary on Saturday.Students and staff from Eastdale Elementary School and Winona Elementary School were also given the option to register for a rapid test at Orchard Park.

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2 Hamilton public schools to offer asymptomatic testing on the weekend

COVID-19 tests on Saturday.Public health says Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary and Orchard Park Secondary will be the sites for the voluntary testing using rapid antigen tests. The clinic is expected to run from 9 a.m.

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Coronavirus: TVDSB, LDCSB react to news of March break postponement

announced Thursday that it was postponing March break until the week of April 12 in an effort to reduce COVID-19 spread as students return to in-person classes. March break had been set to run the week of March 15.Ontario’s Education Minister Stephen Lecce said the decision to delay, not cancel, March break was made on the advice of public health officials, adding that it was critical to avoid a repeat of the spike in youth-related COVID-19 cases that occurred over the winter break.The news comes a week after elementary and secondary students returned to in-person learning in London and Middlesex.

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Coronavirus: March Break postponed in Ontario amid pandemic

Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Thursday that the province would be postponing March break until the week of April 12.

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Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on Feb. 11

coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Thursday.Ontario reported a total of 945 new cases on Thursday.Of those:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The Ontario government is set to make an announcement on March Break on Thursday, and it’s one that could potentially see the annual week-long vacation postponed.Deputy Premier and Health Minister Christine Elliott, Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. David Williams, are scheduled to speak at a 2 p.m.

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Ontario to announce new COVID-19 projections today

Coronavirus: Ontario government set to make announcement on March Break The new projections come as Ontario’s education minister is expected to announce whether March break will be cancelled for the province’s schools.Stephen Lecce will make an announcement at 2 p.m.

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Coronavirus: Ontario government set to make announcement on March Break

Ontario government is set to make an announcement on March Break on Thursday, and it’s one that could potentially see the annual week-long vacation postponed.Deputy Premier and Health Minister Christine Elliott, Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. David Williams, are scheduled to speak at a 2 p.m.

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Public health still ‘working out’ asymptomatic testing plan for Hamilton schools

COVID-19 pandemic.On Tuesday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said the rollout by public health will likely be through a third-party vendor chosen by the province.

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