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COVID-19: Some Quebec high school students falling through rapid testing cracks

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Parents and students in Quebec are preparing to head back to school in one week amid a wave of Omicron cases.

Adding to that stress, some parents of 12- and 13 year-old students say that, when it comes to the distribution of rapid test kits, they’ve fallen through the cracks.

“I feel like what’s happened since mid-December to now is like a raging inferno and it’s just adding more fuel to the fire unnecessarily, creating more stress unnecessarily,” said Katherine Korakakis, the president of the English Parents Committee Association (EPCA).

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