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COVID-19 pandemic.The Ontario government says the majority of funding will support ventilation projects that improve air quality in classrooms.

Ontario students move to virtual learning indefinitely amid record-high COVID-19 cases Some funding is also to enhance remote learning and for renovations to enhance physical distancing and installing handwashing stations or touchless faucets and soap dispensers.“The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the wellbeing of students, parents and teachers,” said Canada’s infrastructure minister, Catherine McKenna.“These projects will improve air quality, install more handwashing stations and support better physical distancing.

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