COVID-19: Ontario schools to remain closed, but premier considers speeding up other reopening measures
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It’s a decision by indecision.
Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce this afternoon whether schools in Ontario will reopen to in-person learning this month.
On April 20, when Premier Doug Ford went into quarantine because of workplace exposure to C-19, he was under attack for not listening to the Science Table,…
Article content Ontario reports 733 new cases Wednesday 42 new cases reported in Ottawa We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID-19: Ontario schools to remain closed, but premier considers speeding up other reopening measures Back to video Students won’t return to school before September, Premier Doug Ford announced Wednesday. While acknowledging that the pandemic has been hard on children, the premier said if students head back to school, it could lead to thousands more cases and the spread of dangerous variants, especially the B.1.617.2 varian...