3 east-end Toronto schools have confirmed cases of COVID-19 public health

By Staff The Canadian Press

Posted September 13, 2021 8:41 am

Updated September 13, 2021 8:44 am

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TORONTO â€" Three schools in Toronto have confirmed cases of COVID-19.

Toronto Public Health says Fraser Mustard Early Learning Academy, St-Michel French Catholic Elementary, and West Hill Collegiate Institute have all been linked to outbreaks of the virus.

All three schools are in Torontoâ€™s east end.

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The public health unit says itâ€™s investigating and is working with the schools to notify those affected.

Anyone linked to the cases will be asked to stay home and monitor for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.

Toronto Public Health says itâ€™s also investigating several other COVID-19 cases in the cityâ€™s school communities.

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2/4: We're carefully investigating & following our process of working w/our school community to notify those affected & ask them to stay home & monitor for signs & symptoms.

â€" Toronto Public Health (@TOPublicHealth) September 12, 2021

4/4:Screening measures & following steps for self-protection work. We thank school communities 4 doing their part to keep each other safe. Pls cont to:
âœ"Watch for #COVID19 signs & symptoms
ðŸ Stay home if sick
â†"Keep a distance & wear a mask
ðŸ'ªGet fully vaccinated if not already

â€" Toronto Public Health (@TOPublicHealth) September 12, 2021

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