Canada - 5 years after COVID-19 started, parents and experts say the impact on kids remains

Five years after COVID-19 sent Canada\'s kids into a cycle of virtual learning and school closures, long-term effects of it still remain. Experts say international studies point to lags in performance in math and literacy, and that there are other, less quantifiable impacts, like lacking a sense of belonging at school.

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