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Student COVID Case at St. Clair College
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has identified a single case of a student with COVID-19 at St. Clair College, affecting a class the student attended on January 20, 2021.
St. Clair College is working with the Public Health Unit as they investigate the details and assess the level of risk.
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Update on Winter Semester: College to remain open
The provincial government has declared that Ontario is in a second state of emergency and new measures have been introduced to slow the spread of COVID-19.
In addition to the province-wide lockdown currently in place, the Ontario government has announced a new 28-day stay-at-home order until February 10, 2021.
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Free tuition and paid work placements lead to new careers
If a year ago, someone had painted a future picture of Kourtney Belisle’s life, there was no way it would have included lathes, drills and welding torches.
The 29-year-old owned her own fitness studio in Northern Ontario and was quite happy being her own boss.
But then COVID happened, and Belisle was forced to pivot.