As teachers' unions across the country scrutinize the effects of Wi-Fi in the classroom, an Ontario Catholic teachers' organization has definitively said schools should practice "prudent avoidance of exposure" despite the lack of conclusive evidence proving its harm.

The Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association may well be the first to take a firm stance against it with their "better safe than sorry" approach, outlined in a position paper posted online last week.

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