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Ontario to close schools until May 4, unveils online learning plan

Ontario to close schools until May 4, unveils online learning plan

TORONTO — Schools in Ontario will remain closed until at least May 4 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday, as his government introduced a new plan for students to continue learning at home.
Woman in Elliot Lake is Algoma's seventh COVID case

Woman in Elliot Lake is Algoma's seventh COVID case

Elliot Lake Family Health Team executive director says the individual travelled internationally and has been self-isolating since returning to the community March 23
Ontario closing more businesses effective Saturday to limit spread of COVID-19

Ontario closing more businesses effective Saturday to limit spread of COVID-19

Ontario shortens list of essential services; places some on modified business orders
Mississauga First Nation now closed to non-residents

Mississauga First Nation now closed to non-residents

Exemptions include health officials, emergency personnel
Assault with a weapon charge laid after officers respond to domestic dispute call

Assault with a weapon charge laid after officers respond to domestic dispute call

29-year-old from Massey charged
New case of COVID-19 confirmed in Algoma

New case of COVID-19 confirmed in Algoma

Marks the district's 7th positive test
Catholic board says students will have what they need to learn from home

Catholic board says students will have what they need to learn from home

Equipment being delivered to students' homes
OPP suspends all holiday leave in wake of COVID-19 pandemic

OPP suspends all holiday leave in wake of COVID-19 pandemic

'It is critical that the OPP maintains staffing levels that prioritize both officer and public safety,' official notes
Food Bank donations now accepted through city website

Food Bank donations now accepted through city website

Tax receipts will be issued via email
LIVE: Ontario on track for 80,000 COVID-19 cases, 1,600 deaths by end of April

LIVE: Ontario on track for 80,000 COVID-19 cases, 1,600 deaths by end of April

Anywhere from 3,000 to 15,000 deaths projected over course of pandemic in province