A week after two students were charged with hate crime offences in connection with an incident at Sir Robert Borden High School, board trustees are set to debate a proposal aimed at helping combat antisemitism at schools. Read More
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Ottawa school board to debate hiring Jewish equity coach to help fight growing antisemitism
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