Virtual Schooling Permanent in Ontario & A Sneak Peek of our Exclusive Justin Trudeau Interview

On today’s #NewsYouCanUse: Ontario is planning to make virtual schooling a permanent option for the 2021-22 school year. Also, hundreds of Black federal government employees are suing the government for anti-black racism. And a Good News story about two young Canadian girls who are ensuring that mothers in long-term care homes still feel the love during this pandemic. And, an exclusive sneak peek of our 1-on-1 interview with Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau.

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