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Union representatives calls for more inclusion for visually impaired and deaf students when it comes to remote learning

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While many families are experiencing the pitfalls of remote learning, students and staff at schools for the visually impaired and deaf are facing even more barriers not being in the classroom. Union representatives are calling for more inclusive consultation with the Ontario government. Jason Gaidola reports.

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