Ontario’s parents are worried, confused and exhausted, judging by the more than 130 questions they sent in to the Star this week. These are but a few answers. Stay tuned for more.

Ontario will not follow Quebec’s lead with a health tax on residents not vaccinated against COVID-19, Premier Doug Ford said.

Students return to classrooms Monday after two weeks of online learning due to the surging Omicron variant of COVID-19.

Public health units will no longer dismiss whole daycare cohorts based on a single confirmed case, but some operators say the new rules are unsafe.

Hamilton lawyer James Morton, a one-time president of the Ontario Bar Association, earlier pleaded guilty to criminal charges for forging a divorce order from his wife of 30 years, an Ontario justice of the peace.

Meanwhile, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association calls COVID tax constitutionally vulnerable.

Balkind, 16, was playing in a junior varsity game when he fell to the ice. Another player near him was unable to stop and collided with him. Play was stopped and 911 was called.

Education Minister Stephen Lecce said millions of rapid antigen tests will be provided to teachers and students, as well as to daycares. But absences — for any reason — will now be reported instead of COVID cases

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says further details of Quebec’s proposed tax on unvaccinated residents will be “extremely important.”