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Ontario should prepare for a moderate rebound in hospital admissions due to COVID-19 between now and May, as all remaining surveillance suggests the Omicron wave has hit bottom and is starting to trend back upwards, new modelling indicates.

As Ontario gets rid of masking requirements for most indoor settings on Monday, European countries that have already dropped public health restrictions are offering a glimpse of how the province

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

Ontario should prepare for a moderate rebound in hospital admissions due to COVID-19 between now and May, as all remaining surveillance suggests the Omicron wave has hit bottom and is starting to trend back upwards, new modelling suggests.

There are also predictions of a moderate rise in hospitalizations in Ontario.

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Ottawa-Carleton District School Board trustees meet Monday to discuss mask mandates following a provincial direction to end mandatory mask use in schools as of March 21.

Trustees vote 6-3 to ask Thunder Bay’s medical of officer of health to require masks after provincial mandate expires.

Masks will no longer be mandatory at most indoor spaces in Toronto, but some experts from the city and the provincial government say they will still be wearing them.

Teachers’ unions, public health experts have expressed concerns over lifting of mask rules on March 21, while others welcome a return to normal.