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Nearly 200 elementary and high school students from the London region took part in the Thames Valley Science and Engineering Fair this weekend. The annual…

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

Article content A London MPP is ripping the Ford government over what he calls negligence that’s left many London-area elementary school students without classroom sinks to wash their hands amid the pandemic. Pupils have been washing their hands at school with hand sanitizer, the sinks in some London-area classrooms turned off because of water damage or mould breaking out from over-use. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Shut-off sink taps in 30 ...