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Students in Leeds and Grenville will not be returning to classrooms this school year, the province has announced.

Ford's tapping education stakeholders for input on when to reopen schools

But premier essentially makes case for why he thinks schools shouldn't be open Author of the article: Brian Lilley Publishing date: May 27, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Ontario Premier Doug Ford wipes his head as he holds a press conference regarding the plan for Ontario to open up at Queen's Park during the COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto May 20, 2021. Photo by Nathan Denette /THE CANADIAN PRESS Article content Ontario Premier Doug Ford is asking medical experts, pediatricians, local medical officers and what his office calls “education partners” for their...

TORONTO, May 21 ― Ontario expects to permit outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people and allow non-essential retail to operate at 15 per cent capacity starting the week of June 14, contingent on certain vaccination rates being met, the premier said yesterday. Canada's most-populous province has been...

iPolitics By Iain Sherriff-Scott. Published on May 20, 2021 4:47pm Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced his government's plans to reopen the economy on Thursday. (Steve Russell/Toronto Star) Ontario Premier Doug Ford revealed his government’s plan on Thursday to reopen the economy by easing public health restrictions over the next three months, pending vaccine coverage and declining case counts. The first phase of the three-phase plan will begin when the province reaches 60 per cent vaccine coverage in adults over 18, and hospitalizations and occupancy of intensive-care units (ICU...