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Mayor Tory supports province’s decision to move schools to online learning

April 12, 2021

Toronto Mayor John Tory said on Monday that he supports the province’s decision to move schools to online learning indefinitely after the April break amid sharp rise in COVID-19 cases across the province. He added the city will work with the province to provide emergency childcare options for families of frontline workers.

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