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Kingston region sees highest case rates of COVID-19 in Ontario - Vimarsana News

Kingston region sees highest case rates of COVID-19 in Ontario

Despite only 4,224 confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported on Thursday, recent wastewater monitoring by Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table shows that the…

Doug Ford isn't worried about the 6th wave of COVID but everyone else in Ontario is - Vimarsana News

Doug Ford isn't worried about the 6th wave of COVID but everyone else in Ontario is

The sentiment surrounding Ontario's COVID-19 situation is growing ever dicier as new daily cases, hospitalizations and ICU admissions rise once aga...

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Rapid tests an important, if imperfect, tool in potential sixth wave, say experts | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Rapid tests an important, if imperfect, tool in potential sixth wave, say experts | iNFOnews

Experts say rapid antigen tests are emerging as an important tool as Canada's pandemic strategy shifts from public health vigilance to an emphasis on personal responsibility.

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Questions about limitations of rapid tests, calls for wider PCR tests amid sixth wave - Vimarsana News

Questions about limitations of rapid tests, calls for wider PCR tests amid sixth wave

There are calls for expanded PCR testing as the limitations of relying on rapid antigen tests become especially apparent among a sixth wave.

Ontario is now seeing an estimated 100,000 new COVID-19 infections a day - Vimarsana News

Ontario is now seeing an estimated 100,000 new COVID-19 infections a day

Ontario is now seeing an estimated 100,000 newCOVID-19 infections per day — the highest number of daily infections since the beginning of the pandemic — prompting experts to warn of