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Toronto: Children’s hospitals caring for adults. All but emergency medical services cancelled. Patients transferred from overrun intensive care units to sites hundreds of miles away, sometimes without their consent. Severely strained hospitals in Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, are undertaking unprecedented measures to cope as a variant-drive resurgence of the coronavirus tears through much of the country. There were a record 851 adult patients with coronavirus-related critical il...

Monday, April 26, 2021 by: JD Heyes Bypass censorship by sharing this link: https://www.afinalwarning.com/513281.html (Natural News) The leader of one of Canada’s provinces has put his American political counterparts to shame by actually stepping up and taking responsibility for getting  a lot about the COVID-19 pandemic response wrong and harming people in the process, to include the enduring, draconian lockdowns that destroyed economies and livelihoods for no good reason. Doug Ford, t...

Additionally, 69,308 vaccine doses were administered in the province in the 24-hour period ending Sunday afternoon, for a province-wide total of 4,696,211. The number of Ontarians who have been fully vaccinated increased by 812, to 360,354. Also in Ontario, a 13-year-old girl’s death from COVID-19 at her home in Brampton while her mother lay in hospital with the disease sparked an outpouring of grief, anger and community generosity on Monday. Emily Viegas died last Thursday after her father, ...

Critics say the province made critical missteps and failed to learn the lessons of previous surges.

Ontario reports 3,947 new COVID-19 cases and 24 more deaths Ontario reported 3,947 new COVID-19 infections on Sunday as the number of patients in intensive care units once again reached a record high.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 25, 2021 10:21 AM ET | Last Updated: April 25 People await their COVID-19 vaccinations at the East York Town Centre on Saturday, April 24. The clinic is open to people 18 and older in Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park.(Alan Habbick/CBC) Ontario reporte...

But the Premier is resisting calls to close more non-essential businesses and reopen some outdoor recreational activities

Paid sick days must be universal, sufficient and permanent News provided by Share this article Share this article TORONTO, April 21, 2021 /CNW/ - The provinces scramble to introduce paid sick days must meet the needs of workers with permanent, adequate and universal paid leave says Canadas largest private sector union. "Ontario workers are watching and we will not be fooled if Premier Doug Ford or his ministers try to pull a fast one in todays announcement by not delivering adequate time off,...

Doug Ford confirms that paid sick days are coming for Ontario workers Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Ontario is officially getting paid sick days for essential workers who need to stay home due to COVID-19, Premier Doug Ford confirmed Thursday morning during an emotional and conciliatory announcement. It only took him three months to do it — or three months, at least, since local governments and health...

The answer is complicated. Even with a robust vaccine campaign, some U.S. states are seeing cases soar again. Michigan, Minnesota and Washington are all grappling with a third wave even as infection rates drop across the country. But where vaccination rates are lower, as in  Germany, France and India, hospitals are swamped with a new variant-driven surge. Two countries that appear to have escaped the third wave, the United Kingdom and Israel, made two critical moves. They combined their impres...

Canada’s vaccine rollout debacle key contributor to COVID-19 third wave Ontario Premier Doug Ford has adamantly opposed shutting down schools and non-essential workplaces. (Photo credit: Ontario government) The absence of large-scale inoculation against the virus, coupled with the ruling elite’s rejection of the public health measures necessary to stop its spread, are causing the third wave to spread far more quickly than the previous two. As a result, Canada’s health care system, especia...