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OHL season benched until further notice as Ontario struggles with COVID-19

The OHL and the province had reached an agreement on a return to play but within two days Ontario’s worsening health crisis nixed that path.

Published Apr 15, 2021 at 11:12am

OHL season benched until further notice as Ontario struggles with COVID-19

TORONTO, ON – FEBRUARY 20 – Community and Social Services Minister Lisa MacLeod during question period at Queen’s Park, February 20, 2019. On Tuesday, MacLeod said the new plan “is in the best interest for all children” and replaces an “unconscionable” system that left three out of four kids without service, languishing on waitlists. Andrew Francis Wallace/Toronto Star

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