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Ontario's slow action blamed for growing school COVID cases, including 30 in Thames Valley - Vimarsana News

Ontario's slow action blamed for growing school COVID cases, including 30 in Thames Valley

The COVID-19 infection toll keeps growing in the London-area public school board, surfacing in almost two dozen of its schools since winter break began.

Ont. COVID-19 Science Table Director on rapid tests, Omicron - Vimarsana News

Ont. COVID-19 Science Table Director on rapid tests, Omicron

The head of the Ontario COVID-19 Science Table is cautioning Canadians about relying on rapid test results to determine whether or not to gather for the holidays, saying the Omicron COVID-19 variant is too 'dynamic' for a rapid test to be the only failsafe.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Sault, area COVID cases rise by 24, 18th death reported - Vimarsana News

Sault, area COVID cases rise by 24, 18th death reported

This latest figure brings the total number of confirmed cases to 1,595 since March 2020, with 257 active.

Scientists warn Canada's health care system could collapse within weeks as Omicron infections explode in Ontario and Quebec - Vimarsana News

Scientists warn Canada's health care system could collapse within weeks as Omicron infections explode in Ontario and Quebec

Amid dire warnings of a surging toll of mass infection and death over the coming weeks and months, Canada’s official pandemic death toll surpassed the horrendous figure of 30,000 Thursday.

Source: wsws.org
LILLEY: Science Table top doc tells restaurant workers 'stop moaning' - Vimarsana News

LILLEY: Science Table top doc tells restaurant workers 'stop moaning'

“What’s the problem with going back to 25% capacity in a restaurant?” Peter Juni asked. “Life will continue.”