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Please read the article by Zahraa Hmood sourced from Kenora Miner & News regarding OECTA Work-to-Rule
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Please read the article by GABBY RODRIGUES sourced from Global News about The Province Wide Strike
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Pandemic’s sixth wave has ‘decimated’ staffing levels in Waterloo region schools
Catholic board said current wave unlike anything seen before Pandemic’s sixth wave has ‘decimated’ staffing levels in Waterloo region schools | CBC News