Kyqk Truss launches five new pot drink brands
Ontario Ministry of Health expects demand for surgeries in the province to rise in the coming months as more people seek diagnostics and screening, but Minister Christine Elliott says there a plan in place to manage it.Elliott announced details on July 28 of the province plan to spend $300 million earmarked for surgeries in its 2021 budget, plus an additional $24 million, on boosting health-care capacity across the province. The $324-million surgery recovery plan will allow hospitals and community health-care providers to operate at 110 to 115 per cent capacity beginning later this fall in order to clear the existing surgical backlog even as new referrals flood in. Hospitals will be able to perform up to 67,000 add
stanley cup itional surgeries on top of the typical volume of 650,000 scheduled surgeries per year, including plans for evenings and we
stanley cup ekends, Elliott said, adding the plan will increase MRI and CT scan hours by 12 per cent each, adding 75,000 hours for MRI scanning and 65,000 hours for CT scanning. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The plan will also increase support for disease prevention and screening, enhance patient care before and after surgery and improve
stanley cup the co-ordination of services through health teams.聽 We have made sure our surgical recovery plan encompasses the entire continuum of care, so that at every step of their journey, patients will receive the care they need and deserve, Elliot Zlnb This is really hurting everyone : Education Minister talks teacher strikes during Oakville visit
H
stanley quencher alton police are investigating following the robbery of a Milton gas station on Tuesday, Nov. 19.At 10:43 p.m., two masked men entered a Trafalgar Road gas station, near
stanley cup Hornby Station, and demanded cash and cigarettes from the employee, police said.One man indicated he had a gun, however no firearm was actually seen. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The employee handed
stanley flasche over cash and cigarettes, at which point the suspects fled the area on foot. No one was injured during this incident. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The first individual is described as black, wearing a black Canada Goose jacket and dark pants.The second man is described as black, wearing a dark jacket and dark track pants with the word Champion in white lettering down the left leg. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Halton police at 905-825-4747 ext. 2410 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS 8477 .
