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More boosters are coming, and not a moment too soon. As the world waits to learn more about the Omicron variant, two sources confirm that Thursday, Ontario will ann
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Two Mississauga schools are getting a unique experience with dogs as part of their curriculum.Meadowvale Secondary School and West Credit Secondary School have entered into a three-year pilot program with COPE Service Dogs that will see teachers and students training puppies and dogs destined to be service and therapy dogs in the community.COPE founder Jane Boake started the Canines in the Classroom program in 2003 in partnership with the Simcoe County District School Board. ARTICLE
stanley cup CONTINUES BELOW When it was first introduced, Boake trained a handful of students from Stayner Collegiate at her home over the summer and said the principal noticed a difference in the students when they returned to school that year. They were motivated and wanted to be in school, so the principal was sold, Boake said. I started bringing the dogs to school, getting more kids
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