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Theres little sign of the coronavirus pandemic slowing down in Halton, as the regions public health department has confirmed 13 new cases on Monday noon April 6 , bringing the stanley vaso total to 155.Of todays update, Halton Hills recorded the largest increase with six new cases, followed by three new cases in Milton, two in Burlington, and Oakville with one new resident tested positive for COVID-19.Heres the breakdown: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Oakville 56 cases up from 55 鈥?Burlington 38 cases up from 36 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley becher 鈥?Milton 37 cases up from 34 鈥?Halton Hills 22 cases up from 16 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Undetermined 2 cases up from 1 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The number of presumptive cases has increased from 39 to 43.Age rangesThose in the age range between 45-64 continues to be impacted the most with 77 reported cases, while those between 20-44 account for 42 of the confirmed coronavir stanley mugs us cases.There are 21 reported cases among those between 65-79 and 13 cases impacting those above 80. Additionally, there are two cases involving those under the age of 20.Last week, Haltons public health department has also confirmed coronavirus outbreaks in several long-term care and retirement homes in Georgetown, Oakville and Burlington.Total cases in Ontario ARTI Rrzp The writing is on the wall : Beacon Hall members narrowly vote down $250M bid for land
It was a record-setting meeting in more ways than one, but it ultimately resulted in no real decision.The Halton Catholic District School Board stanley termohrnek trustees spent over six hours on Aug. 12 discussing the return-to-school plan that will see the roughly 36,000 students within the board bac stanley becher k in classrooms this Septembe stanley romania r. The meeting was the longest in the board s history and resulted in close to 1,000 viewers watching the online stream,聽with parents and students looking to find out how the return to physical class would be handled amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The board decided to defer the decision on the plan until an unscheduled at press time future meeting to await further information from staff. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The school board aims to balance the health and safety of students while still delivering education in a class setting. The meeting was dominated by questions about specific scenarios likely to play out, explanations of how safety procedures would work and discussion around the many ways student learning would be affected.Board staff proposed what they called an adaptive delivery model that would limit classrooms to 15 students, combine class instruction with online learning, and adopt timetables that, as much as possible, keep students in contact with only their class and a single teacher. Parents are able to have their children opt out of in-person learning in favour of remote learning. ARTICLE