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TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford is set to make an announcement about Ontario’s reopening plan on Thursday afternoon as COVID-19 cases in the province decline.

Author of the article: Shawn Jeffords  •  The Canadian Press Publishing date: May 20, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  2 minute read Article content TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford is set to make an announcement about Ontario’s reopening plan on Thursday afternoon as COVID-19 cases in the province decline. The health minister has said the plan will be “sector-specific” and involve a staggered approach to reopening some activities We apologize, but ...

"There are real consequences to getting COVID and I dont want those consequences to happen to you." A delayed third wave has put immense pressure on health care in Manitoba, where a record number of people are in intensive care. Three COVID-19 patients were transferred to northwestern Ontario this week to free up bed space. Pallister said health officials have told him that most people getting infected and hospitalized have not been vaccinated, even though anyone 12 and older can get a shot in ...

Ontario’s daily COVID-19 case numbers will fall to 1,000 per day in early June and stay there for a month if reopening begins on June 2, but will fall to just a few hundred by the end of July if reopening is delayed to June 16, new modelling data suggests.

Author of the article: Shawn Jeffords  •  The Canadian Press Publishing date: May 20, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  2 minute read Article content TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford is set to make an announcement about Ontario’s reopening plan on Thursday afternoon as COVID-19 cases in the province decline. The health minister has said the plan will be “sector-specific” and involve a staggered approach to reopening some activities We apologize, but ...

Many outdoor recreational amenities, including golf courses and tennis courts, will reopen Saturday in Ontario, and outdoor gathering limits will expand to…

Ontario reported 1,588 new cases Wednesday, the lowest since mid-March

  TORONTO -- The Ontario government will scrap the colour-coded framework for COVID-19 restrictions that it introduced in the fall and replace it with a new reopening plan that Health Minister Christine Elliott says will be released “very soon.” The framework was unveiled in early November during the second wave of the pandemic but was effectively set aside when Premier Doug Ford put Ontario under a provincewide lockdown at the beginning of April. When it was in place the framework was...

Article content “Clearly, what’s happening right now cannot continue, and that’s why we may be left with no tools left in the toolbox, apart from broader, tougher restrictions.” — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Shaver: Workers across Canada need paid sick leave now Back to video Sadly, Jason Kenney continues to overlook the need for paid sick benefits. So far, he’s agreed to cover three hours of paid leav...

What could Ontario’s ‘one-dose summer’ look like? Four Ontario doctors discuss the stay-at-home order, life after vaccination and reopening schools and outdoor recreation. Izzy Docto, Chatelaine Photo: iStock/Imgorthand With COVID-19 vaccinations picking up in Ontario, and the weather warming up, people are beginning to wonder what the province’s second pandemic summer could look like. On Thursday, the government extended its stay-at-home order to June 2, with the possibili...