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When should you go to the hospital? Signs of trouble include difficulty breathing chest pain or pressure and feeling so sick you can’t care for yourself

As Ontario hospitals warn of a possible disturbing new trend in hospitalizations among infants, doctors are urging parents to be vigilant when monitoring for COVID-19 symptoms in children, and to get vaccinated if pregnant.

42 more adults with COVID-19 admitted to ICUs on Tuesday, according to Critical Care Services Ontario

People should prepare for an unpredictable month as the Omicron variant of COVID-19 outpaces the ability of public health officials to test and report cases, but the turn of the calendar could signal better days ahead, experts say.

The province's new strategy limits rapid tests to those with symptoms or people who are close contacts.

At least one hospital network has entered into a "code orange" due to nursing shortages and rising COVID-19 hospitalizations.

More than 200 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 as of Tuesday, according to the latest data from Hamilton Public Health Services.

Ontario reported at least 11,352 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and another rise in hospitalizations and ICU admissions on Tuesday — one day before new public health measures and restrictions begin across the province.

Premier Doug Ford will be announcing a temporary closure of indoor dining and gyms, sources tell CityNews. However, it is still unclear what has been decided regarding schools

Health officials have been encouraging Canadians to get their third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to better protect against emerging variants such as Omicron. But varying eligibility requirements across the country are creating questions about when exactly Canadians should aim to get their third jab.