Lincoln’s Kirkopoulos appointed to Niagara Region’s vaccination task force
Lincoln’s Chief Administrative Officer Mike Kirkopoulos has been appointed to the Niagara Region’s vaccine task force.
Lincoln’s Chief Administrative Officer Mike Kirkopoulos has been appointed to the Niagara Region’s vaccine task force.
It’s at least another week of remote learning students across the Niagara region, and maybe longer.
Since Monday, students with special educational needs have been back in the classroom for Niagara public and Catholic schools.
The Ford government has extended in-class school closures and the move to online learning only for elementary students until Jan 25. Students in the 27 Southern Ontario public health unit regions and extending the shutdown in Northern Ontario for another …
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The first week of online learning for Niagara students has been plagued with confusion and technical adversity for school boards, parents and students alike. On Tuesday, Cogeco, an Internet service provider, announced on social media it was investigating an issue …
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A fourth COVID-19 case this week, and the seventh overall, has been confirmed at St. Michael Catholic High School.
Six people at three Niagara Catholic schools have tested positive for COVID-19, the school board reported Monday. The cases were detected after testing over the weekend at the following schools: One person at St. Charles Catholic Elementary School in Thorold, …
Read MoreSix new COVID cases reported at Niagara Catholic schools over the weekend
The Ford government will impose a province-wide lockdown starting Christmas Eve, according to media reports Sunday.
A fourth COVID-19 case this week, and the seventh overall, has been confirmed at St. Michael Catholic High School.
The two Niagara school boards say they may extend the winter break and switch to online learning if growing COVID cases in the region don’t abate and the province’s Ministry of Education announces a shutdown of in-person learning.