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Dear Mr Brown,I heard that COVID cases are rising in Canada. I want to know whether there will be another lockdown and when in-person classes at college will be mandatory.-FNDear FN:There have been media reports that Canada could possibly head towards a sixth COVID-19 wave based on regional upticks in cases and hospitalisations across the country. Moreover, provincial wastewater data suggests a resurgence of COVID-19 in Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan and parts of British Columbia.For example, after a dip in February, COVID-19 cases in Ontario started spiking in early March, coinciding with the province's phased reopening.The health-care community deems the 80 per cent vaccination rate of the Canadian population as being fortunate in mitigating another wave. Measures such as additional restrictions to prevent a sixth wave are unlikely due to the fact that lockdowns are unpopular and there are a few upcoming provincial elections such as one for Ontario in June.At this time, remote learning is permissible until August. As such, I would presume that studies would revert to in-person learning for September.Centennial College SeminarCentennial College is one of Canada's top destinations. As the local agent of Centennial, I will be hosting an online seminar on Wednesday, April 13, 2022, at 5:00 pm (local time). It is open to the general public. Along with a Centennial representative, we will be discussing educational programmes, as well as study permits, work permits and applying for permanent residence. Instructions for registration for the seminar can be found on my website under the Contact section. Registration for the webinar will be available as soon as possible.Please visit JAMAICA2CANADA.COM for additional information on Canadian Permanent Residence programmes, including Express Entry, The Study & Work programme, Visas or Appeals, etc.Antonn Brown, BA, (Hons), LLB, MSc, RCIC, is an immigration counsel and an accredited Canadian education agent of JAMAICA2CANADA.COM -a Canadian immigration & education firm in Kingston. Send questions/comments to documents.jamaica2canada@gmail.com