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The number of new COVID-19 cases in public schools across Ontario has jumped by another 100, to a total of 611 in the last two weeks.In its latest data released Thursday morning, the province reported 51 more students were infected for a total of 352 in the last two weeks; since school began there have a total of 453.The data shows there are 22 more staff members for a total of 95 in the last two weeks 鈥?and an overall total of 139. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The latest report also shows 27 more indi stanley cup viduals who werent identified for a total of 164 in that category 鈥?and an overall total of 230.There is a lag between the daily provincial data at 10:30 a.m. and news reports about infections in schools. The provincial data on Thursday is current as of 2 p.m. Wednesday. It also doesnt indicate where the place of transmission occurred. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There are 415 schools with a reported case, which the province notes is about 8.6 per cent of the 4,828 public schools in Ontario.Two schools are currently closed, according to the Ministry of Health figures 鈥?St. Charles Catholic School near stanley spain Dufferin Street and Lawrence Avenue West in North York and Ottawas Horizon- stanley thermos mug Jeunesse. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Toronto District School Board updates its information on current COVID-19 cases throughout the day on its website. As of 8 a.m., Thursd Twal TSX climbs on bank and consumer stocks
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