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 A COVID-19 testing blitz of farm workers in Windsor-Essex is accounting for half the number of new cases in Ontario.The province reported 170 new cases Thursday 鈥?86 of which are in Windsor-Essex.Premier Doug Ford told reporters  we have a complete team down there from Ontario Health, public health,  and  emergency services from the province  testing the temporary employees who work on farms and at greenhouses.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The farmers are co-operating. The wor stanley mug kers are co-operating. So, its all hands on-deck down there.  stanley cup Im going to be down there next week,  said Ford.Dr. David Williams, the provinces chief medical officer of health, stressed it is critica stanley cup l to keep on top of the situation because the workers live in shared quarters where the virus can easily spread.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  All the concerted effort, as the premier always talks about, is one foremost to protect the health and safety of all the workers, including our migrant farm workers and transitory temporary workers from Ontario and around the area,  said Williams. Right now were focused on Windsor-Essex,  but  well make sure were going to look at other places as well, to ensure the safety throughout Ontario of our migrant farm working community,  he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Twitter, Health Minister Christine Elliott pointed out that  30 of Ontar Wcfl Trump ambassador to Canada sworn in
 TORONTO 鈥?Widespread shock at the discovery of what are believed to be the buried remains of 215 Indigenous children has highlighted the pervasive ignorance among many Canadians of one of the most sordid, and as yet incomplete, chapters in Canadas national story, experts and observers say.The lack of understanding, they say, is largely due to an education system that has shown a profound reluctance to come to grips with the horrors of the Indian residential school system. Some, however, see the collective shudder at the  stanley puodelis grim find in British Columbia as evidence of a tipping point toward long overdue change.The discovery ; in Kamloops would only be a true discovery or revelation for m stanley cups ost mainstream ; Canadians that are non-Indigenous, said Sean Monteith, an Indigenous education adviser with the Ontario Public School Boards Association. Most Canadians are ignorant of this shared history. It may not be as wilful as it is convenient ignorance.               ARTICLE CONTINUES  stanley cup BELOW                                        Monteith, director of an eastern Ontario school board who has spent decades pushing reconciliation through education, said teaching about residential schools has inevitably been a spotty check-box exercise that failed to address their still-living legacy of trauma and dislocation. There is no national or even consistent provincial curriculum, he said.In a recent statement to the British Columbia legislature, Premi