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For the first time in the pandemic, the Ontario government has started distinguishing between patients admitted to hospital due to COVID-19 and incidental admissions, which the head of the province’s science advisory table says is a good idea.

For the first time in the pandemic, the Ontario government has started distinguishing between patients admitted to hospital due to COVID-19 and incidental admissions, which the head of the province’s science advisory table says is a good idea.

"We’re not a country that makes vaccination mandatory,” said Trudeau in May

"We’re not a country that makes vaccination mandatory,” said Trudeau in May

The answer is no, according to Windsor Regional Hospital’s chief of staff.

The head of Ontario’s science table has revealed what the province’s health-care system would look like if everyone had at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.

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.

Dr. Peter Juni commented on the Ford government's latest move to revert to a modified Step 2 of the Reopening Plan

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.

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.