There are still many details that remain to be discovered regarding the troubling allegations against the: principal, vice-principal and teacher that locked a six-year-old Black boy in a school closet.
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Please read the article by Denise Balkissoon sourced from The Globe and Mail about Doug Ford’s classroom cellphone ban
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