Queen’s University removes COVID-19 case tracker as website adapted

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On Thursday, Jul. 8, 2021, Queen’s University announced their plans to move back to in-person classes and activities on campus through the announcement of a new website outlining the University’s “Reopening Framework.” Notably missing from the new website, which is designed to ease the return of in-person, on-campus activities, is

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Queen’s University removes COVID-19 case tracker as website adapted

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