Some Ottawa students say they’re uneasy and apprehensive about the impending removal of mask and vaccination mandates at their university and college campuses this spring, as indicators suggest the province is facing a sixth wave of COVID-19 infections. Read More
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'I definitely think it's too soon': Students express concern about removal of masking, vaccination mandates at Ottawa universities, colleges
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