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COVID-19: Ontario records 1,316 new infections, seven-day rolling average climbs

New daily COVID-19 infections are on the rise again in Ontario. Today, the province logged 1,316 new cases, br.

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COVID-19: Ontario logs 1,185 new infections on Tuesday

COVID-19: Ontario logs 1,185 new infections on Tuesday
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Here s the list of people in Ontario eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in Phase 2

Phase 2 of the Ontario vaccination plan will immunize older adults, people with health conditions and essential workers

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List of Ontario residents eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in Phase 2

Ontario has announced it's updated vaccination plan which details the specific people who are eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccines.

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Ontario backs isolation of potentially exposed children

Article content The Ontario government says parents need to use “common sense” when it comes to isolating children who have been dismissed from class or childcare because they may have been exposed to COVID-19. But health officials apparently believe it’s still best for kids to be completely isolated alongside one caregiver and then for both of them to be kept away from the rest of the family. “We know that if somebody may have COVID-19 we would like them to be isolated for up to 14 days,” said Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontario’s Associate Chief Medical Officer of Health, at a news conference on Monday. “However, we obviously understand that you can’t leave a child alone. You have to use common sense.”

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