A small make shift memorial is growing on the side of rural road in Central Ontario at the sight of tragic crash that killed a 15 year-old teen and inquired six others.
Septimo got the girl out first and kept asking “is there another, is there another?”
The boy was trapped deeper under the snow and the chain-link fence and had to be dug out.
The boy’s father told
CP24 that parents have had safety concerns about the fence that separates the schoolyard from the townhouse complex. He added it was broken by a snowplow last year.
Area resident Krista Garrett said what happened was “horrible, it’s horrible.”
“I really not happy about it,” said Garrett, who wondered aloud what the snowplow was doing in the neighbourhood.
Amanda Levy, who lives in the townhouse complex, said she wasn’t sure what had happened initially.
Durham students returning to in-person learning Feb. 8
Posted on February 4, 2021 by oshawaexpress in COVID-19, EDUCATION, NEWS
Durham students will be returning for in-person learning on Monday, Feb. 8.
By Courtney Bachar/The Oshawa Express/LJI Reporter
Students in Durham Region are heading back to in-person learning next week.
“Schools are looking forward to welcoming your child(ren) back to school,” states the Durham District School Board. “With students returning to in-person learning, it is important that everyone remembers to stay safe by following the direction of public health and provincial officials.”
Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Wednesday, Feb. 3 that Durham Region, along with 12 other public health units, will be returning to in-person learning on Monday, Feb. 8.