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The Public Safety Minister walked away from reporters before they could ask questions outside a committee on Thursday

Dr. Brooks Fallis, an outspoken critic of the Ontario government’s pandemic response, began filing requests after he was terminated from his job

CTV Toronto investigative journalists tackle the big stories with in-depth reporting.

In apandemic it’s easy to lose track of what happened, and where we’ve been. It’s been more than a year since Dr. Brooks Fallis was suddenly fired in January as

CTV W5s latest investigation: For a year, Dr. Brooks Fallis ran the Critical Care unit at a Brampton Hospital. He openly criticized Premier Ford’s COVID-19 response and was warned by his bosses there could be consequences.

Many doctors, engineers and scientists say the Public Health Agency of Canada's shift toward recommending medical masks and respirators over cloth masks is due to increased acknowledgement of aerosol transmission.

In today's Morning Brief, we look at the changing guidance on masks from the Public Health Agency of Canada.

Breaking point: How the third wave of COVID-19 is battering the city of Brampton Play Segment43:29 The third wave of COVID-19 is battering the city of Brampton in Ontarios Peel Region, where many essential workers have weathered the pandemic without paid sick days. We hear the stories of people living and working on the front lines of the crisis, and talk to those trying to help. Plus, we discuss the systemic inequity the city faces, and how that hurts all of Canada, with Dr. Brooks Fallis, a c...

Column: A tale of three cities and an island Author of the article: Dr. Peter Zalan Publishing date: May 06, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Article content Ontario is in trouble. Too many patients need hospital care. Hence a provincial emergency order now permits the transfer of hospitalized patients to another hospital without necessarily obtaining consent. This was followed by a new provincial transfer protocol to allow for the transfer of hospital patients to a ...