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Cilliers, Roland, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 15 Nov 2020     Minister of Education explained that keeping school open was an overwhelming priority for both government and public health and that Public Health would provide any direction if this needed to change

VanMeer, Pamela, Kawartha411.ca (20150713), 1 Feb 2021     As more students return to class today, the Ontario government says it is providing an additional $381 million, provided through the federal Safe Return to Class Fund, to keep schools safe from COVID

Lindsay Advocate, Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns, 201804), 3 Feb 2021     In an effort to keep schools safe from COVID-19, the Ontario government invested an additional $381 million provided by the federal Safe Return to Class Fund. This funding was used to improve air qua

Lindsay Advocate, Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns, 201804), 12 Apr 2021     The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association put out a media release from teachers calling on Ford to prioritize the vaccination of teachers, education workers, and other essential workers in h

Walker, Jennifer, Kawartha411.ca (20150713), 17 Jan 2021     A local mother of two felt let down by the education system as she struggled to keep up with her children's schooling without internet access and with uneven support from the school board.

Appia, Veronica, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 17 Dec 2020     Health experts predict a an abysmal January, February and March for COVID-19 infections if citizens allowed "pandemic fatigue" to take over and refused to continue practicing cautious over the 2020 C

Winter, Kirk, Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns, 201804), 3 Feb 2021     At a recent press conference, Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. David Williams were vague on key school issues. One question was who would be administering the

Winter, Kirk, The Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns), 18 Dec 2020     The local public school board was caught between rumours of school shutdowns and a provincial lockdown. Schools were expected to reopen on January 4, 2021 with no indication of any closures occurring

Taylor, Jeannine, kawarthaNOW.com ( Jeannine Taylor, 1996), 8 Jan 2021     The health unit provides reports from Monday to Saturday, excluding statutory holidays. Confirmed positive: 627, including 303 in Kawartha Lakes, 288 in Northumberland, and 36 in Haliburton (increase

Winter, Kirk, The Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns), 22 Dec 2020     Teachers' federations in Ontario bemoaned the lack of consultation regarding school closings for the second lockdown period from December 26, 2020 to January 23 2021, citing the poorly thought out re

VanMeer, Pamela, Kawartha411.ca, 21 Dec 2020     Part of the Ontario Government's decision to implement a province-wide lockdown from December 26, 2020 to January 23, 2021 in Southern Ontario was the need to keep enough beds open in hospitals to ca

Walker, Jennifer, Kawartha411.ca (20150713), 8 Jan 2021     Many working parents and caregivers are feeling pressure and anxiety after the government announced at home learning has been extended until January 25.