Bells won’t ring to signal class changes and recess at Ottawa’s Catholic schools this fall. Doors to classrooms will be left open. Assignments handed in on paper will be left to sit for 24 hours before a teacher touches them. High school students may have to wear masks when walking down hallways. Read More
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Back-to-school plan released for Ottawa's English Catholic students
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