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Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table is urging people to change the way they use rapid antigen tests after determining the regular nasal swabs are less sensitive to the Omicron variant.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to consider new regulations this week to speed up the economic reopening timeline amid pressure from local and provincial politicians.

Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table is urging people to change the way they use rapid antigen tests after determining the regular nasal swabs are less sensitive to the Omicron variant.

While some provinces are planning to remove public health restrictions and proof of vaccination requirements in the coming days, experts say the move may be a bit rushed as the country is not yet out of the Omicron wave.

Fully vaccinated people account for the majority of daily new hospitalizations in most provinces, but experts say the risk of hospitalization is actually higher among those who are unvaccinated. CTVNews.ca spoke with experts from across the country to understand why.

Fully vaccinated people account for the majority of daily new hospitalizations in most provinces, but experts say the risk of hospitalization is actually higher among those who are unvaccinated. CTVNews.ca spoke with experts from across the country to understand why.

Fully vaccinated people account for the majority of daily new hospitalizations in most provinces, but experts say the risk of hospitalization is actually higher among those who are unvaccinated. CTVNews.ca spoke with experts from across the country to understand why.

The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for February 7th.

On Monday, many businesses across Simcoe Muskoka will welcome back patrons after weeks away.

The province is lifting restrictions on Monday, Jan. 31 to allow a handful of sectors — including restaurants, cinemas and arenas, to run at 50 per cent capacity.