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Contact for more information or registration: Maha Lakshmi - 647 963 3241 | [email protected] | Oce: 905 795 0639 ext.: 207 www.WeeklyVoice.com FRONT PAGE Friday, August 21, 2020 | A-3 Canada’s Leading South Asian Newspaper - Tel: 905-795-0639 Friday, SeptemberJune 2, 2017 11, 2020 www.WeeklyVoice.com VolVol 26, 23, No. No. 37 22 PM: 40025701 New Funding Will Help Ontario’s Lake System, page 9 New Pop-Up Parkettes In Brampton, page 11 Toronto Beaches Are Now Open - Stay Safe!, page 13 Back-To-School Plan Gets Big Safety Boost $1.3 Billion In Critical Supports Being Provided; 37 Million Pieces Of PPEs Delivered To School Boards TORONTO: As students, children, teachers and education cal and general supplies; and, teachers and staff return to workers safe and ensure our stu- • Providing students and fami- school, the Ontario government dents continue to thrive and be lies with clear and transparent is providing up to $1.3 billion in inspired to learn.” standards for those that choose critical supports and has deliv- The government has taken the fully remote virtual learnin g, ered more than 37 million pieces following steps to make schools which is teacher-led, timetabled, of personal protective equipment as safe as possible: live, synchronous, and on a regu- (PPE) to safely reopen class- • Providing more funding than lar daily schedule. rooms across the province. These any jurisdiction in the country “Our plan is the most cautious, investments are part of Ontario’s to implement physical distanc- safe and comprehensive in the comprehensive back to school ing measures, support hiring of country, fully funded and fully in- plan developed in consultation up to 1,300 custodians and adopt formed by leading medical lead- with medical experts, school enhanced cleaning protocols in ers to ensure we reduce the risk, boards, and educators. schools and on school buses, and support positive mental health, “Our entire team has been hire more teachers to reduce class and improve the safety of all working around the clock over sizes. students and staff,” said Stephen the last few weeks to make sure • Hiring up to 625 school- Lecce, Minister of Education. “I all of the public health measures focused nurses to provide rap- remain inspired by our students, are in place to safely welcome id-response support to schools and we owe it to them to continue back our students and staff,” said and boards, and facilitate pub- with the Ministry of Government ing more than 19.5 million masks, to do our part to stop the spread Premier Ford. “This school year lic health measures, including and Consumer Services to ensure 16 million gloves, 317,000 face in our communities to ensure will be unlike any we have ever screening, surveillance testing, that sufficient PPE has been de- shields, 320,000 bottles of hand schools can remain safe and posi- seen, but by working together, tracing and mitigation strategies. livered to all 72 school boards and sanitizer, and 218,000 containers tive learning spaces.” we can all play a part to keep our • Working in collaboration 10 education authorities, includ- of disinfectant, among other criti- Continued on page 4 Ontario-Québec Summit Pakistan Behind The Strengthens Mutual Ties ‘Khalistan’ Movement Says Think Tank Report OTTAWA: One of Canada’s pendent Khalistan, in truth, is a leading think tanks, the Macdon- backward idea from a backward ald-Laurier Institute of Otttawa time. It is a proposal without eco- has released a report ‘Khalistan— nomic or democratic logic, un- A project of Pakistan’ saying that loved by the very Punjabis whose Pakistan is “really driving the lives it would most directly af- Khalistan bus” at a time when fect. It is a fantasy rooted in re- the “Khalistan movement has ligious bigotry and chauvinism, been going nowhere in the Sikhs’ kept alive in Canada by thugs and home state” of Punjab. political hustlers unbothered by The report by veteran journalist the innocent lives that have been Terry Milewski says Islamabad’s lost in its name. It is a proposal support for pro-Khalistan groups Continued on page 10 involves leveraging people based in Canada, including supporters with ties to terrorism, because of the lack of traction for the move- Premiers Doug Ford and François Legault at the summit in Mississauga. - Pic: Doug Ford/Twitter ment in Punjab. He says that the MISSISSAUGA: Premier io and Québec businesses to re- with the provinces and territo- concept of Khalistan is a project Doug Ford and Québec Premier tool to make personal protective ries for health care through a sig- of Pakistan, designed to subvert François Legault concluded a equipment and critical medical nificant increase of the Canada the national security of both Can- successful Ontario-Québec Sum- supplies. At the summit, Ontario Health Transfer (CHT). ada and India. mit on Wednesday, where their and Québec agreed to continue “This summit offered a historic Former Canadian cabinet min- governments agreed to collabo- their collaboration to share les- opportunity to strengthen our ister Ujjal Dossanjh and Shu- rate on accelerating economic re- sons learned from the pandemic regional partnership with Qué- valoy Majumdar, a program covery and job creation, working and prepare their health care sys- bec and ensure we can deliver director at Macdonald-Laurier, towards increasing health care tems for a potential second wave a strong and resilient recovery say in the foreword to the report: funding sustainability and pre- of COVID-19. for the people and businesses of “The Milewski report should be paredness, and advancing other With the COVID-19 crisis our two provinces,” said Premier essential reading for any who areas of mutual benefit for the amplifying existing pressures on Ford. “I’m looking forward to wish to understand Pakistan’s in- BROKER people of Ontario and Québec. the provinces’ respective health working with Premier Legault fluence in guiding the Khalistan BROKER Over the past few months, care systems, Ontario and Qué- to bring all of our provincial proposition, its perversion of the both provinces have surmounted bec now call on the federal gov- partners together to fight for the Sikh faith, and its ongoing cam- REMAX REAL ESTATE CENTRE INC., BROKERAGE extraordinary challenges due to ernment to remedy longstanding priorities that matter most to all paign of extremism and terrorism COVID-19, from building un- underinvestment in provincial Canadians, including ensuring in two of the world’s important precedented testing capacity to health care by committing to a the federal government is a full democracies.” encouraging thousands of Ontar- long-term funding partnership Continued on page 4 “The proposition of an inde- India Occupies More Pangong Lake Heights NEW DELHI: Even as Chinese visible at north and south banks proximity. The troops are not on pointed that its forces will retali- People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of Pangong lake. In some places high alert at these positions. ate if Chinese troops make pro- troops continue to occupy posi- heavily-armed troops are in close The Indian Army has clearly vocative military moves. tions on Finger 4 at Pangong lake Indian troops can now domi- in eastern Ladakh, Indian sol- nate the Chinese Moldo garri- diers have occupied some heights son and the Spangur Gap under overlooking PLA positions in the Chinese control. Both India and north bank areas, sources said. China lay claim to some of these The source added that it is a heights. One of the most critical precautionary deployment in- heights the Indian Army is man- stead of pre-emptive action. ning is the Rechin La, which the Indian Army troops that spe- Chinese are protesting against. cialize in mountain warfare has- The Chinese have made mul- now taken over vantage points tiple attempts to dislodge Indian north and south of Pangong lake. troops.The north bank of the lake Sources said that now move- is divided into 8 fingers that are ment of Chinese troops, vehicles, contested by both sides. and new Chinese defences are Pangong Lake, situated on Indo-China border at 14,270 ft. (IANS) Continued on page 4 A-4 | Friday, September 11, 2020 NATIONAL www.WeeklyVoice.com THE WEEKLY VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF School Health Protocols, Procedures Outlined Bala Menon Continued from page 3 CONTRIBUTING WRITERS The following public health Amb. Praveen Verma (Retd.) protocols and procedures will be Dr. Nivedita Das Kundu implemented to help protect stu- Harj Chaggar dents, teachers, staff and visitors: Amitabh Saxena 1. Parents must screen their children and all staff must self- Graphic Design screen every day before attending Tamarind Tree school. Students and staff who are unwell must stay home. ACCOUNT MANAGERS 2. Schools must immediately Manu Ramachandran Maha report any suspected or confirmed cases of COVID-19 within the ONLINE MARKETING school to the local public health MANAGER unit.