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Quebec announces measures to help students catch up after COVID-19 disruptionsCanada2 hoursOn Thursday, Quebec's education minister, Jean-Francois Roberge, announced a $110-million investment as part of the province's post-pandemic stimulus plan. -
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COVID-19: Concerns over Alberta’s at-home learning exemptionsEducation2 hours -
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98-year-old retired teacher donates $100K to Armstrong, B.C., schoolEducation4 hours -
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Saskatchewan high school seniors rejoice at return to in-class learning, worry about learning gaps'I think it's prepared a lot of students to understand that life isn't always going to be what you set it out to be,' said Grade 12 student Talia Allingham.EducationMay 4
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