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University of Lethbridge students face extended semester after 39-day faculty strikeThe University of Lethbridge confirmed Tuesday afternoon the last day of classes will now be May 5, about two weeks later than initially planned.EducationMar 22
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Deadlines approaching to register for online learning at Toronto schools next yearOn Feb. 17, Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced school boards would be required to offer virtual learning options for the 2022-23 school year.EducationMar 21
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Ontario school boards required to offer remote learning option for 2022-2023As well, the province said standardized EQAO tests will resume for Grades 3 and 6, and those results will form a new baseline against which to measure targets.EducationFeb 17
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COVID-19: TVDSB moves 1 school in London, 1 in St. Thomas to online learningKensal Park French Immersion Public School in London, Ont., and John Wise Public School in St. Thomas will be moving to online learning until Monday.HealthFeb 2
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COVID-19: New Brunswick teachers’ union hopeful in-person learning stays until springEven if numbers spike and the province moves back to Level 3 of its Winter Alert Plan, the return to online learning would be separately signalled by Public Health.EducationJan 31
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University of Winnipeg extends remote learning until end of winter termFollowing a survey completed by students and staff, the University of Winnipeg announced it'll continue with remote learning until the close of the winter term in April.EducationJan 31
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Ontario university students struggling with online classes as COVID pandemic wears onEven as Ontario universities make plans for students to return gradually, some like Reid-Clarke say they aren't hopeful their post-secondary experiences can be turned around.EducationJan 25
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Lethbridge College resumes in-person classes, U of L remains onlineFor the first time this semester, Lethbridge College welcomed back students and staff to its campus and in-person learning on Monday.EducationJan 24
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‘Justice and equity’: Dozens of students walk out of SFU classrooms over COVID-19 riskSome students are calling for an extension of virtual learning, free N95 masks and rapid tests, and an extension on tuition and course withdrawal deadlines.EducationJan 24
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Acadia students, faculty call for flexible learning options as in-person classes resumeA university spokesperson says Nova Scotia Public Health encourages in-person learning, but some students and faculty are calling for hybrid and online learning models.HealthJan 24
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