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The top public health official said a new report out of the Ontario Science Advisory Table recommends unmasking of students on a regional basis and then only where local COVID-19 case numbers are very low.
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“It may be that we have a very cautious start in September, and then monitor the situation because I don’t know if it will achieve that high community immunity that we need in September,” Moore said Tuesday.
An immersive film showing the world through the eyes of non-speaking autistic children is sparking class discussion on difference, communication, empa.
Ethics Bowl shows what is missing in political discourse March 3, 2021
“We look forward to hearing what you have to enrich the discussion,” said one student to an opponent at the second annual Ethics Bowl Feb. 27 in discussing whether or not pardoning criminals gave justice to the victims. “I’m excited to hear what team B has to say,” said another young competitor with a smile.
Such pleasantries with the opposing team is not traditional competitive etiquette, even in debate, but it is the norm at the Ontario High School Ethics Bowl, and is in fact encouraged, said Jeffrey Senese, president of the Ontario High School Ethics Bowl hosted by the University of Toronto Philosophy Department.
Two Sudbury schools reopen, while two remain closed following COVID outbreaks
The chair of Sudbury s English Catholic school board says schools have closed these past few weeks more because of staff shortages than a fear of COVID-19.
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Posted: Jan 27, 2021 8:53 AM ET | Last Updated: January 27
A sign on the door of St. David s School in Sudbury s Donovan neighbourhood warns that it has been closed until Jan. 29 due to an outbreak of COVID-19. (Erik White/CBC )