Here’s what will happen if there are COVID-19 cases in Ontario schools
Here’s what will happen if there are COVID-19 cases in Ontario schools
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Health officials have confirmed four new cases of coronavirus in Ontario; the patients are three men and one woman. Three of the cases are linked to travel to Iran, and one was in contact with a patient who had previously tested positive for the virus. | CBC News
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Health officials have confirmed four new cases of coronavirus in Ontario; the patients are three men and one woman. Three of the cases are linked to travel to Iran, and one was in contact with a patient who had previously tested positive for the virus. | CBC News
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The number of coronavirus cases in Canada rises with new patients in B.C. and Ontario. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5481218 | CBC News
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The number of coronavirus cases in Canada rises with new patients in B.C. and Ontario. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5481218 | CBC News
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Toronto and Peel Region have officially moved into lockdown as Ontario tries to curb the province's steep rise in COVID-19 cases. The shutdown will last a minimum of 28 days. | CBC News
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Toronto and Peel Region have officially moved into lockdown as Ontario tries to curb the province's steep rise in COVID-19 cases. The shutdown will last a minimum of 28 days. | CBC News
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Premier Doug Ford said COVID-19 numbers in three regions concern him — Brampton, Ottawa and Toronto. He pleaded with people there to avoid large gatherings. "It's frustrating because it affects the rest of the province." Ontario reported 185 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, and 190 on Monday — the most on any single day since July 24. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5715518 | CBC Toronto
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A doctor takes us inside a Toronto hospital that’s testing for COVID-19 and bracing for a potential surge of patients. | CBC News: The National
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In a rare morning news conference on Friday, Ontario health officials called today’s daily COVID-19 numbers “scary” — as the province reported a record 4,249 new cases of COVID-19. Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontario’s associate chief medical officer of health, says she thinks the province needs to consider more serious measures as the number of patients in intensive care units climb. "Today's numbers are, to be frank, they are scary,” Yaffe said. “We need to consider all possible measures to contain thi
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A refugee shelter in Toronto is reporting four cases of COVID-19, and the organization that manages the facility says multiple other cases of the virus have appeared at other shelters in the city. To read more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.5530424 | CBC News
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The COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario is now almost exclusively a problem in the province's big urban areas. Data analyzed by CBC News show nearly all new infections are happening in the GTA, Ottawa and Windsor. Mike Crawley reports. | CBC Toronto
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A COVID-19 outbreak at Roberta Place, a long-term care home in Barrie, Ont., was declared on Jan. 8. Just two and a half weeks later, all but two residents have been infected and one-third of residents have died of the virus. Simcoe Muskoka health officials say they now believe 99 people who have COVID-19 there have a variant of the B117 virus first detected in the U.K. Most of those cases are tied to Roberta Place. As Ali Chiasson explains, health officials say they are worried about community
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The province's COVID-19 Science Advisory Table released its latest modelling on the spread of COVID-19, with a harrowing image of what lies ahead for the pandemic’s third wave in Ontario. Projections show that intensive care admissions will be high enough to threaten the health-care system’s ability to care for all patients, and that the spread of variants of concern is dangerously outpacing Ontario's vaccination campaign. Jessica Ng has more details. Read more: https://bit.ly/3fz8xsm | CBC Toro
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Kim Clark, from Mississauga, has been trying to find relief from her crippling symptoms of post-acute COVID-19 syndrome for almost a year. She’s not the only one suffering from what is now known as "long COVID." Researchers estimate that about 10 to 30 per cent of people who contract COVID-19 develop long-haul symptoms, but still don't understand why. But with a growing number of patients suffering from debilitating symptoms long after the infectious stage of COVID-19, doctors warn the Canadian
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Many people are preparing for Easter meals ahead of the holiday long weekend, which means a trip to the grocery store. With physical distancing implemented across Toronto due to COVID-19, Ali Chiasson has some tips on how to stay safe while shopping. Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam says wearing a non-medical mask can also help stop the spread of COVID-19. | CBC Toronto
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People of colour make up 83 per cent of reported COVID-19 cases in Toronto, but they only make up half of the city's population. Reporting by Farrah Merali. | CBC News: The National
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A teenage girl in Brampton is among the youngest Canadians to die with COVID-19 after her family said she contracted the coronavirus amid the province's devastating third wave. Emily Victoria Viegas, 13, died on April 22, according to an online fundraiser launched in her memory that's already raised more than $90,000 for her grieving family. Family friend Adrian Goddard, who organized the fundraiser, told CBC News that Viegas had contracted COVID-19 as well as pneumonia. "What a tragedy," said D
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As COVID-19 cases across Ontario continue to rise, hospitals are warning that intensive care units are reaching maximum capacity and threaten to overwhelm the health-care system if nothing changes in the coming weeks. Andrea Britchford, a respiratory therapist, and Kathleen Saunders, a nurse, both work at Toronto General Hospital and say they’re feeling anxious and exhausted as they continue to care for their patients. Nicole Ireland spoke to the two women about their experiences and fears durin
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Toronto reported a single-day record of 850 COVID-19 cases on Wednesday. City officials say they are considering enhanced restrictions to curb the number of new cases ahead of the holidays. | CBC Politics
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Dr. David Fisman, an epidemiologist at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, says lowering COVID-19 infections in hot spots will help the Toronto and Ontario governments continue with reopening plans. | CBC News
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Ontario hit a new single-day record of new COVID-19 cases Monday with an additional 700 infections — the most on a single day since the outbreak began in late January. As Queen's Park reporter Mike Crawley explains, there is now even more pressure for the Ford government to take action. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5739411 | CBC Toronto
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Ontario is introducing stricter public health measures — some provincewide, others more targeted to current hotspots like Toronto, Ottawa and Peel — as the province reported a record-high number of new COVID-19 cases on Friday. Starting Oct. 3 across the province, masks will now be required on public transit, in shopping centres and in all workplaces where physical distancing of two metres or more is not possible. Ontario is also pausing social circles, advising people to limit close contact onl
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Health Canada has approved Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, clearing the way for thousands of doses to arrive by year's end. Dr. Noah Ivers of Women's College Hospital in Toronto says the two approved vaccines use similar technologies but have different handling requirements. | CBC News
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Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is no longer required at most Ontario restaurants, gyms and movie theatres. Nightclubs, sporting and concert venues can get rid of capacity limits and restrictions are also lifted on social gathering sizes. | CBC News
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Ontario reported 978 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, the most reported in the province in a single day. Quebec reported more than 1,000 cases for the fifth time in seven days. | CBC News
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Confirmed cases in Canada reach at least 250. | CBC News
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COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths among the oldest Canadians are now dropping at a faster rate than in younger adults who are less likely to be vaccinated yet, according to a CBC News analysis. | CBC News
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