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In the battle over COVID vaccination, opponents of the shots have fixed on a new target, one they insist shows the vaccines are a failure and immunization…

Article content A record number of critically ill COVID-19 patients were moved around Ontario hospitals Wednesday — cumulatively covering thousands of kilometres — as the province struggles to juggle patients between a dwindling supply of available hospital beds. More movement — much more — is coming, as Ontario health officials brace for Toronto-area hospitals to be hit hard by the third wave of COVID, fuelled by more contagious variants. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Critically ill COVID patients moved out of Toronto hospitals to open...

Article content A record number of critically ill COVID-19 patients were moved around Ontario hospitals Wednesday — cumulatively covering thousands of kilometres — as the province struggles to juggle patients between a dwindling supply of available hospital beds. More movement — much more — is coming, as Ontario health officials brace for Toronto-area hospitals to be hit hard by the third wave of COVID, fuelled by more contagious variants. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 'The system is teetering': Critically ill COVID patients moved ou...

Article content A record number of critically ill COVID-19 patients were moved around Ontario hospitals Wednesday — cumulatively covering thousands of kilometres — as the province struggles to juggle patients between a dwindling supply of available hospital beds. More movement — much more — is coming, as Ontario health officials brace for Toronto-area hospitals to be hit hard by the third wave of COVID, fuelled by more contagious variants. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Critically ill COVID patients moved out of Toronto hospitals to o...

Article content Health Sciences North received its first two COVID-19 patients from southern Ontario on Wednesday, with more expected in the coming days. With Toronto-area hospitals being hit hard by the third wave of COVID, fuelled by more contagious variants, several critically ill patients have been moved to other parts of the province, with more movement expected as Ontario health officials deal with a dwindling supply of intensive care beds. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury hospital receives first two COVID-19 patients from southern O...