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No COVID-19 outbreak in schools can be linked to poor air quality, Quebec Education Minister Jean-François Roberge said Thursday.
Parents can trust the ventilation measures in place, Premier François Legault added.
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Roberge and Legault made the comments after the airing of a report by Radio-Canada that found numerous irregularities in the air quality tests carried out by the Education Ministry. The report said that in three tests out of five, the testing protocol tended to improve the results, reducing the carbon dioxide measurement in a classroom.