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Over 200 Toronto health workers unite at counter-protest - Vimarsana News

Over 200 Toronto health workers unite at counter-protest

Starting at Toronto's Queen's Park, the group marched in support of free access to healthcare for all as freedom convoys continue in Canada.

Ottawa police receive backlash for lack of bylaw enforcement at protest - Vimarsana News

Ottawa police receive backlash for lack of bylaw enforcement at protest

Ottawa Police urged residents of the nation's capitol to avoid travel to the core due to major traffic, noise and safety issues.

'Omicron is not mild': Vaccinologist cites variant's impact to health care, infected patients - Vimarsana News

'Omicron is not mild': Vaccinologist cites variant's impact to health care, infected patients

"A variant that is milder than Delta does not mean it's harmless." Melvin Sanicas, physician-scientist specializing in vaccines, made this statement

'Confusing': Doctors voice concern over capacity limits at large venues as COVID-19 cases soar - Vimarsana News

'Confusing': Doctors voice concern over capacity limits at large venues as COVID-19 cases soar

A number of GTA doctors are expressing concern that the Ontario government may be sending mixed messages by continuing to allow mass gatherings as the province tries to curb a rapid increase in COVID-19 infections.

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'Confusing': Toronto doctors voice concern over capacity limits at large venues as COVID-19 cases soar - Vimarsana News

'Confusing': Toronto doctors voice concern over capacity limits at large venues as COVID-19 cases soar

A number of GTA doctors are expressing concern that the Ontario government may be sending mixed messages by continuing to allow mass gatherings as the province tries to curb a rapid increase in COVID-19 infections.