Ottawa’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Vera Etches has a reassuring message for Ottawa parents, students and staff worried about the safety of schools as the rate of COVID-19 rises sharply in the city. Read More
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Ottawa's medical officer of health reassures parents, students and staff about safety of schools
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