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Posted: May 13, 2021 9:43 PM ET | Last Updated: May 14 The Ontario government says virtual learning will remain in place until a consensus can be reached with public health units, teachers' unions and health officials on reopening schools safely. (Evan Mitsui/CBC) The province says virtual learning will remain in place until it can reach a consensus with public health units, teachers' unions and health officials on reopening schools safely — even though Ontario's COVID-19 case counts are trending downward and school-aged children will be eligible for vaccine appointments by the end o...

Alternative high school community concerned over TDSB teaching staff cuts Maggie Alexander says she wouldn't be where she is now without the teachers at her alternative high school. But the Toronto District School Board is planning on cutting nine teaching positions in the next school year, and Alexander is scared for her future.  Social Sharing

Parents push for construction to begin on stalled school playground in Junction Triangle Toronto parents who have raised over $300,000 for a new school yard used by two elementary schools are pushing for construction on the stalled project to begin again now that students are learning remotely and the yard is empty. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 10, 2021 8:19 PM ET | Last Updated: May 11 Neighbourhood parents have been advocating for a school yard upgrade in the Junction Triangle for nearly a decade. They crowdfunded to help pay for it, but so far, only the artificial turf fie...

City manager condemns TDSB's decision to file $90M lawsuit over York Memorial Collegiate fire Toronto’s city manager is condemning the move by the Toronto District School Board to sue the city, fire department, police services board and the Ontario Fire Marshall for $90 million over a fire that destroyed York Memorial Collegiate Institute. Social Sharing

Emergency crews were called to the school for a two-alarm fire around 2:15 p.m. on May 6, 2019 and found flames visible from the second floor.