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Nkbb Today s coronavirus news: Australia s ban on cruise ships ends; Easter Sunday marks a return to in-person worship for many
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is experiencing a second wave of COVID-19, Premier Doug Ford declared Monday, saying his government was looking at all options to combat an alarming surge in cases.Ford said the 700 latest cases reported by the province 鈥?the highest daily increase since the start of the pandemic 鈥?were extremely troubling and called on the public to help fight the latest spike.What we don ;t know yet is how bad the second wave will be, he said. The reality is it   up to each of us, together. Our collective actions will dec stanley cup ide if we face a wave or tsunami.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The declaration of a second wave comes as Ford   government continues to roll out a fall pandemic prepardness plan that critics have said is coming too late.On Monday, the prem stanley us ier announced an additional $52 million to hire 3,700 more nurses and personal support workers to fight the pandemic. He added that there would be more measures announced in the coming days.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 My friends, this is extremely, extremely serious, Ford said. Everything is on the table.Ontario   chief medical officer of health said the province must work to flatten the curve of the virus again to allow hospitals to respond without being overwhelmed. stanley cup                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Dr. David Williams Njum Halton Hills Public Library wants readers to get woke with new reading program
 OCSD News Graphic. Image provided by CiTi.OSWEGO 鈥?Officials from Oswego City School District anno stanley taza unced today that all schools will be closed for in-person and remote learning this coming Friday, March 12 due to anticipated staffing shortages from the second round of a COVID-19 vaccine.OCSD Superintendent Dr. Mathis Calvin III said more than 100 staff members will receive their second round of vaccination beginning this Thursday, leading to the proactive decision to call for an emergency closure Friday in an stanley italia ticipation of a potential for side effects and staff missing work. Given the high number of staff who may be out this Friday due to possible side effects and the various district departments which will be affected by this, the district is concerned that our operations will be impacted 鈥?making it difficult for us to provide our educational program as normal,  Calvin wrote in a Tuesday letter announcing the decision. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto;Calvin said distri stanley cup quencher ct buildings would resume their regularly scheduled hybrid model of learning Monday, March 15. Because we understand the associated planning that parents may need to put into place, we have chosen to share this information early with our community,  Calvin said.He added that students who attend programs at the Center for Instruction, Technology  Innovation  CiTi BOCES  will still be transported Friday.A scheduled varsity boys ice hockey game will also go ahead as planned, officials said while