On a visit to Algonquin College that was open to the media on Thursday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford was asked about the criticisms of his back-to-school plan by Ontario teachers’ unions. Read More
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COVID-19: Ford says his patience with teachers' unions is 'running very low'; 118 new cases in Ontario, 22 in Ottawa
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