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Amidst increasing numbers of new COVID-19 cases daily in Ontario, experts are warning that the continued low rates of death and hospitalization from the disease should not lead to complacency.Deaths and hospitalizations are what are known as lagging indicators 鈥?that is, they do not rise and fall immediately with increasing or decreasing rates of infection, but manifest later for serious cases.In other words, it can take several weeks after infection for a patient to end up in hospital or die. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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stanley thermos mug eath curve rise as well, said Raywat Deonandan, an epidemiologist and associate professor at the University of Ottawa.On Monday, Ontarios rolling, seven-day average of new cases continued its upward trend, reaching 364. The actual number of new confirmed and probable cases reported Monday by the provinces local public health units was 552, the most recorded in a single day since mid-April. At the same time, the province reported two deaths in the previous 24 hours, and 65 current hospitalizations due to the virus. Of those hospitalized, 22 were in intensive care, with 12 of those patients on ventilators. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The fact that hospitalizations and deaths are lagging indicators is likely not the whole story, Deonandan said.Because Ontario is testing m Seht Lawyers worried over sex-offender program closure
Toronto city council unanimously passed a motion Thursday to provide a financial contribution in support of the legal fight against Quebec law restricting religious symbols.In a statement, the city said council voted to reaffirm Toronto opposition to
stanley becher Quebec Bill 21 and to provide a one-time contribution of $100,000 to the organizations that have taken up the legal challenge against it.The lawsuit is led by the National Council of Canadian Muslims and the World Sikh Organization of Canada, both Ottawa-based, as well as the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, based in Toronto. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Toronto also called on other Canadian municipalities to affirm their opposition to Bill 21 and provide financial contrib
stanley tumblers utions to support the legal challenge. Canada largest city followed Brampton city council, which on Wednesday was the first to vote to contribute $100,000 to the three groups challenging the Quebec law.Adopted in June 2019, Bill 21 prohibits the wearing of religious symbols such as hijabs, kippas and turbans by teachers and other government emp
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