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Several COVID-19 cases at Lumsden High School pushes all classes online

November 22, 2020 Canuck Canada, Coronavirus, coronavirus canada, Coronavirus Cases, coronavirus news, coronavirus sask schools, coronavirus update, covid-19 sask schools, Education, Health, Lumsden, Lumsden High School, Prairie Valley, Prairie Valley School Division, Saskatchewan Coronavirus

Prairie Valley School Division says it is closing a school in Lumsden, Sask., for two weeks following positive cases of

University of Manitoba faculty ratifies wage agreement; strike off table for 2020

November 21, 2020 Canuck Education, Manitoba, Strike, U Of M, UMFA, UMFA Strike, University of Manitoba, winnipeg

There will be no interruption to learning for students at the University of Manitoba — at least, not due to

COVID-19: Hanover School Division moves to critical level; students to begin remote learning

November 20, 2020 Canuck COVID-19, critical level, Education, Hanover, Hanover School Division, Health, Level Red, News, remote learning, RM of Hanover, Students

A Manitoba school division says all its students will shift to teacher-led remote learning as the entire division moves to

Coronavirus: Schools in Ontario’s big cities stay the course while New York City closes buildings

November 19, 2020 Canuck Coronavirus, Coronavirus Ontario, Coronavirus Toronto, COVID-19, COVID-19 Ontario, COVID-19 Toronto, Education, Health, New York City Schools, Ontario schools, TCDSB, TDSB

With New York City hitting the three-per-cent threshold in its seven-day COVID-19 test positivity rate, state and city officials made

Growing dilemma for Ontario schools as COVID-19 cases surge

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The threat of another lockdown looms as Ontario’s COVID-19 infections rise. But both parents and the province say they are

Costs for COVID-19 measures mounting for Calgary school boards

November 18, 2020 Canuck Alberta education, Alberta Government, Calgary Board Of Education, Calgary Catholic School Division, Calgary Elementary Schools, Calgary High Schools, Calgary schools, Canada, city of calgary, Coronavirus, Coronavirus in Calgary schools, coronavirus in schools, coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, Deena Hinshaw, dr deena hinshaw, Education, Erwan Goasdoue, FrancoSud, Gian-Carlo Carra, Marilyn Dennis, Mary Martin, Naheed Nenshi, News

School boards in Calgary are all struggling under the weight of COVID-19 in their classrooms. Wednesday, a city committee heard

Saskatchewan researchers to ask Indigenous youth facing bullying and violence for solutions

November 18, 2020 Canuck Brigette Krieg, bullied youth, Bullying, bullying and violence, Canada, Education, Fond Du Lac, Health, Indigenous Communities, Mental Health, Prince Albert, Raven Sinclair, Research, Stanley Mission, University of Regina, Victim Of Bullying

Increasingly worried about a youth in one of the isolated northern Saskatchewan Indigenous communities that she served, mental health therapist

Extending winter school break ‘not necessary,’ Ontario education minister says

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Ontario students won’t have a longer winter break after all, with the province saying Wednesday that its COVID-19 protocols for

Longer holiday break could be key to school staffing woes: Manitoba School Boards Association

November 17, 2020 Canuck Al Campbell, Coronavirus, coronavirus in manitoba, COVID-19, Education, Kelvin Goertzen, Manitoba School Boards Association, Manitoba schools, teacher shortage, teacher staffing

The president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says a longer-than-usual Christmas break could be a solution to staffing issues

All Grade 10, 11 students at Nelson Mandela High School sent home due to COVID-19

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All Grade 10 and 11 students at Nelson Mandela High School have been told not to return to school for

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