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One thing for certain, we know they all promise to be bold.I have put together a bold plan, says Guy Caron.I have a bold and unapologetic ... social democratic vision, says Jagmeet Singh
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stanley mugs 8221; says Niki Ashton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Charlie Angus sounded bold, although he broke from the bold-fest by choosing other words.These are your five candidates for leader of the federal NDP and they made something of a stealth visit to downtown Toronto Thursday night, offering their progressive pedigrees at an all-candidates debate sponsored by the United Steelworkers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Four federal MPs, from British Columbia Julian , northern Mani
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TORONTO 鈥?Ontario premier stood by the province back-to-school plans on
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stanley becher rovincial officials last week.Doug Ford comments came as Ontario 72 publicly funded school boards worked on firming up their proposals to welcome students back to class. While most of those plans have yet to be finalized, a draft set of guidelines from the country largest
stanley cup school board suggests sports won ;t be a part of the upcoming academic year.The Progressive Conservative government has come under fire since it unveiled its vision for the coming school year last week. The plan will see students in kindergarten through Grade 8 return to school without any reduction in class sizes, though students will spend the day in a single cohort to limit contact with other pupils. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Most high schoolers will also be in class full-time, though students at two dozen boards across the province will take half their courses online in a bid to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. Masks will be mandatory for those in Grade 4 and up, while those in Grade 3 and below will be encouraged but not required to wear them.Both federal public health officials and a panel of experts from leading Ontario pediatric hospitals have said physical distancing is a necessary component of any back-to-sch