Ontario’s elementary and high school classes will go online for two weeks beginning Wednesday under new restrictions unveiled by the provincial government as part of an eleventh-hour bid to slow the rapid advance of the Omicron variant. Read More
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COVID-19: Ontario imposes new restrictions, delays return to in-person school; number of patients in ICU rises
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