Ontario is not planning to keep students home for an extended winter break, at least for now, Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Wednesday. Read More
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COVID-19: Extended winter break for students off the table; Ontario reports 1,417 new cases, 22 in Ottawa
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