Kristin Rushowy, Toronto Star's Queen's Park reporter, talks with Adrian Cheung about the cancellation of the remainder of in-person classes in Ontario's schools and what comes next. Everything from students' mental health, how classes might look in the fall based on other jurisdictions, and labour relations is discussed.

Ontario's government has extended the closure of schools until the end of June, meaning the remainder of in-person classes are finished for the 2019-2020 year. The decision impacts more than two million students province-wide. While the province says they have every intention of re-opening in September, the future remains uncertain (and frustrating) for students, educators and parents alike.

A deep-dive into what led to the Ontario government's decision to finish off the school year online—and what the education system, already fraught with tension between teachers' unions and the province, will look like after the pandemic.