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Canada thinking of quarantining travelers in hotels amid new COVID strain fears

Trudeau said at a news conference that such measures could be imposed suddenly and bluntly warned against nonessential trips abroad.

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Coronavirus: Canada s most populous province to go into lockdown after Christmas

Ontario has had seven straight days of more than 2,000 cases a day. Modeling shows that could more than double in January. Health officials earlier said a four to six-week hard lockdown could significantly stop the spread of COVID-19. Toronto, Canada’s largest city, had already closed restaurants for indoor dining but schools remained open. All high schools in Ontario will now be closed for in-person learning until January 25. Elementary schools will be closed until January 11. After COVID-19 cases surged in the spring, Canada flattened the epidemic curve with a lockdown. But as in other countries, COVID fatigue set in, restrictions were relaxed and a second wave was unleashed.

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Canada s Ontario to go on province-wide shutdown from Dec 26

Canada s Ontario to go on province-wide shutdown from Dec 26 Toggle share menu Advertisement Canada s Ontario to go on province-wide shutdown from Dec 26 Ontario has had seven straight days of more than 2,000 cases a day. (Photo: AP) 22 Dec 2020 10:12AM Share this content Bookmark TORONTO: Ontario on Monday (Dec 21) announced a province-wide shutdown because of a second wave of COVID-19 in Canada’s most populous province. The lockdown will be put in place for southern Ontario from Dec 26 until Jan 23, but will lift for northern Ontario on Jan 9. Advertisement Ontario has had seven straight days of more than 2,000 cases a day. Modeling shows that could more than double in January. Health officials earlier said a four- to six-week hard lockdown could significantly stop the spread of COVID-19.

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Coronavirus: Canada s Ontario faces second wave, to go on province-wide shutdown from December 26 - travel

Coronavirus: Canada s Ontario faces second wave, to go on province-wide shutdown from December 26 - travel
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Christine elliottDoug fordBarbara yaffeNaveed mohammadAndrew morrisAnthony daleUniversity of torontoAntimicrobial stewardship program at sinaiUniversity health networkWilliam osler health systemOntario hospital associationMinister christine elliottAssociate chief medical officerPremier doug fordAntimicrobial stewardship programSinai university health network

Canada s Ontario to go on province-wide shutdown from Dec 26 - world news

Canada s Ontario to go on province-wide shutdown from Dec 26 - world news
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