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Ontario's education ministry is being asked to end a moratorium and issue new guidelines for school boards to resume accommodation reviews.
As Canada marked its second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Friday with events in downtown Ottawa, a group of Inuit residents and artists living in the city gathered elsewhere to engage in what they called their own form of reconciliation.
Article content The federal government thinks Canadians could be allowed to enjoy drinks on patios, camping trips, and small get-togethers outside with friends and family this summer if certain vaccination targets are met, according to a “roadmap” for post-vaccine life released Friday. Health Minister Patty Hajdu said provinces and territories can use these guidelines to inform how, and when, certain measures should be eased. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID-19: Federal 'roadmap' shares vision of 'life after vaccination'; Ontario reports...
Ontario reported 2,362 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, driving down the seven-day average in the province to 2,616 daily cases.
OTTAWA -- The Ottawa COVID-19 Testing Taskforce says a testing blitz of asymptomatic educational workers, students, and children in child care will take place during the April Break while schools are closed. In a bulletin sent Saturday afternoon, the task force said educational staff, students, and children attending childcare located within schools who have no symptoms of COVID-19 are temporarily eligible for COVID-19 tests at select pharmacies and at mobile testing clinics targeting schools in priority areas between April 12 and 18. The blitz is aimed at "support[ing] a safe return t...