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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day.
stanley bottles Web links to longer stories if available3:50 p.m.: The omicron wave, which broke U.S. records for cases and hospitalizations, has given regulators and scientists an opportunity to better assess vaccine efficacy in children ages six months to four years old, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, a former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, said Sunday.Gottlieb, who sits on the board of the vaccine-maker Pfizer, said he hopes key
stanley cup data expected on Friday will shed additional light on whether the federal government should grant emergency authorization for two doses of Pfizer-BioNTechs vaccine for children in this age group. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Gottlieb, who appeared on CBSs Fa
stanley water jug ce The Nation, emphasized that the toll omicron took on children in particular gave Pfizer a stronger basis for comparison of those given vaccines and those not.At the urging of the federal government, Pfizer and its partner BioNTech applied last week for authorization for two doses of its vaccine to children ages four and younger. But results released in December did not show the hoped-for immune response in children ages two to four. Children six months to two years old showed a comparable response to that of older teenagers and young adults. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The disappointing finding has led t Hhmx Aurora, Georgina, Newmarket will have 24/7 animal control services, come Jan. 1
Nothing got a bigger rise out of Doug Ford than when a Ryerson University student compared him to Donald Trump this week.The web
stanley cup cam in the premierrsquo office caught Ford doing a mock gag reflex mdash; tongue out mdash; before he recovered with a defensive chuckle. At our Ryerson Democracy Forum, carried live on thestar, he
stanley france rsquo;d just lambasted the American president mdash; so it hurt to be lumped in with Trump even in the past tense .Ford doesnt ordinarily do 45-minute sit-downs with university students, hosted by a Toronto Star columnist who is not his preferred reading material. But he did Tuesday 鈥?and deserves credit for sitting in the hot seat, keeping his cool and listening up. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW COVID-19 has turned our world upside down. And the pandemic has changed the way Ontarios premier does politics.The question 鈥?both from me and a followup from a student named Suzanne 鈥?was forward-looking: How long can Ford stay on his best behaviour without reverting, post-pandemic, to the pugnacious politics of his past 鈥?and dragging the province down with him ARTI
stanley quencher CLE CONTINUES BELOW This is the way Im going to be, Ford insisted. Im going to be this way moving forward. Im not going to roll back. But how do we know, Suzanne wanted to know. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The premier vows that he now understands Ontarians p
