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OCDSB reviewing 'hot spots' during torrent of school boundary concerns

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The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is reviewing "hot spots" in a new proposed boundary map drawing widespread complaints from parents.

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OCDSB reviewing 'hot spots' during torrent of school boundary concerns

The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is reviewing "hot spots" in a new proposed boundary map drawing widespread complaints from parents.

13 days ago·Canada

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New report ranks lead levels in Ontario schools and daycares. Is your child’s on the list?

Data analyzed by the Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) ranks lead levels found in Ontario schools and daycares. Is your child’s school or daycare on the list? The top three school boards for water test lead exceedance rates in 2023/2024 were Ottawa Carleton District School Board, Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board and the Toronto District School Board.

14 days ago

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Peel, Halton school boards in top 15 for failed lead tests: report

A report by the Canadian Environmental Law Association used publicly available data to rank the school boards.

15 days ago·Brampton, Canada

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Sixty-six Toronto schools exceeded federal lead drinking water content guidelines in 2023-24 - Ground Water Canada

Toronto – More than 60 schools in the city exceeded federal guidelines for lead in drinking water during last year’s school campaign. Samples taken from schools belonging to both the public and Catholic school boards exceeded the federal guidelines of five parts per billion of lead content. Provincial guidelines state lead content cannot exceed 10 parts per billion. Of the schools tested, 21 exceeded the provincial limit. Village Report report

14 days ago

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