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New variants and delayed vaccinations roll COVID school costs into next fall Eva Ferguson Hand sanitizers are provided for students and teachers in a classroom in Henry Wise Wood High School on Friday, Aug. 28, 2020, prior to the school reopening. As the federal government rolls out the second phase of its $2-billion Safe Return to Class Fund, Calgary school boards can expect looming costs to keep rising amid new variants and no plans to vaccinate younger students with the ge...

Pakistani celebs pray for safe return of missing mountaineers   Published On Pakistani celebs pray for safe return of missing mountaineers LAHORE (Dunya News) - Pakistani famous celebrities have expressed their hope for the safe return of the mountaineer Ali Sadpura and his companions who went missing during their K2 climb. Actress Mansha Pasha has taken to social-networking website Twitter and posted, “Ali Sadpara may not return. But we can honor his memory by supporting, highlighting th...

Exeter, ON, Canada / 90.5 Exeter Today Feb 8, 2021 6:00 AM Huron Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson has announced that the Province is providing more than $27 million in COVID-19 support for the four school boards in the riding. The Avon Maitland District School Board will be getting over $9 million, Huron Perth District Catholic Board will receive over $4 million, Bluewater District will be getting over $10.3 million and Bruce-Grey Catholic will be receiving $3.85 million. The funding comes from an addit...

With news on COVID-19 happening rapidly, we’ve created this page to bring you our latest stories and information on the outbreak in and around Calgary.

Ontario government details additional pandemic funding for schools Feb 5 2021 - The Ontario Government has announced an additional $381 million for Ontario schools through the federal Safe Return to Class Fund. According to a statement from the office of Daryl Kramp, MPP for Hastings, Lennox & Addington, the funding will be used to continue to improve air quality and ventilation in schools, support online learning, promote student mental health and hire additional staff. With this new funding, ...

February 7, 2021 Reading time: 3 min 30 s Jim McDonell, MPP Jim McDonell. Over the past week, the last of our eligible Long-Term Care (LTC) residents received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. The current shortage required a delay in the rollout to LTC staff, essential caregivers, frontline medical practitioners, and our most vulnerable groups, until more supplies are received from the Federal Government later this month...

A second instalment of School District No. 46’s $1.1 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding has been announced. “With this second instalment, we are making sure that teachers and students . . .

Government promotes having given over $45 million to regions four boards to help with pandemic-related expenses.

  TORONTO -- A decision on whether schools will reopen in Ontarios COVID-19 hot zones on Feb. 10 will be announced on Wednesday, the province says. Education Minister Stephen Lecce said in a tweet on Monday that Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. David Williams confirmed to him and Premier Doug Ford that he will finalize his advice about resuming in-person learning on Wednesday. "The government will provide certainty parents deserve by announcing on Wednesday the dates for reopening," Lec...

Here are the latest local, regional and national headlines on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) for Tuesday, February 2, 2021: There have been 270,180 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across Ontario, an increase of 1,969 (or 0.7 per cent) from the previous day. There are 244,939 people recovered from the virus while 6,224 people have died. The number of Ontario people tested is 9,703,876 of which 11,651 have pending results. (Health Canada did not update its statistics at 7 p.m. Monday. The following...