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The head of Ontario’s science advisory table says that he will not support any further easing of public health measures given the recent rise in case counts driven by the more infectious Delta variant.
Article content But that was six weeks ago, and complications that led to a massive stroke have left her father in Kingston General Hospital since then. Because of COVID-19 visitor policies, she has not been allowed in to see him. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Health Sciences North in Sudbury relaxes visiting rules just a bit Back to video Since the start of the pandemic, Lemoire and thousands of other people across Ontario have grappled with restrictions that leave their loved ones with little to no in-person support from family. Many hospita...
SIR: I was so sorry to read of the death of cyclist, David Davenport, on the afternoon of June 8 in Woodman Lane, near Winchester. Over the years I have cycled many times along the Sarum Road to Farley Mount. Unfortunately, because the road markings at the Woodman Lane/Sarum Road junction have become virtually invisible, it is now a major hazard. In sharp contrast, the road markings at the junction of Sarum Road/Chilbolton Avenue are very clear, indicating a priority may have been given to safety on city roads over rural roads. The Woodman/Sarum junction requires urgent attention to avo...
Toronto has achieved a significant milestone in its vaccine campaign after 25,000 doses were administered at the Scotiabank Arena clinic on Sunday.
TORONTO -- Toronto achieved a significant milestone in its vaccine campaign after 25,000 doses were administered at the Scotiabank Arena clinic Sunday, possibly setting a world record in shots given in a single day in one clinic. The temporary mass immunization clinic set up inside the home of the Raptors and the Maple Leafs also broke the national and North American records, the city said. A total of 26,771 doses were administered at Scotiabank Arena - 978 first doses and 25,793 second doses, according to officials. Of those who got vaccinated, 1,295 were youths and 25,476 were adults...