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The arrival of the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus has resulted in a very slight increase in infections among officers and other employees, but has not impacted service delivery, according to Durham Regional Police.In addition, the imposition of a vaccine mandate on cops and other staff has resulted in a high rate of compliance without affecting operations, according to the service.The Omicron variant has coincided with a drastic spike of new in
stanley thermoskannen fections in Durham Region 鈥?on Jan. 12, the regional health department reported 797 new cases and an active case count of 8,174. But the impact on the police service has been manageable, said spokesperson Chris Bovie. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While we have seen a very slight change in the number of cases in relation to the latest variant, we are still below a three per cent reduction in staffing related to the pandemic. It has not impacted service delivery, Bovie said Jan. 12. As we have throughout the pandemic, we continue to assess and implement public health measures to keep our members and community safe. Our supervisors have done an excellent job managing the unique needs across our service, Bovie said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bovie also noted that as of Jan. 7, the ser
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A slight increase in new cases of COVID-19 today, but vaccinations continue to increase.The region of Halton had 29 new COVID-19 cases reported on Sunday. The breakdown of those cases was 13 in Burlington, eight in Halton Hills, six in Milton and two in Oakville.Most indicators
stanley vaso for the pandemic are showing a positive trend. The seven-day average went up slightly from the day before reaching 23.7. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Burlingtons active case total went from 79 to 80, Halton Hills went from 7 to 14, Milton fell from 57 to 51, and Oakville decreased from 32 to 29. 聽That brought the regionwide active case total to 174.The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 in the region stayed at 29 and the number in intensive care stayed at 14. H
botella stanley ospital occupancy hit 86 per cent and 78 per cent in ICUs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW OUTBREAKSThere are 15 open outbreaks declared in the region. That breaks down to 8 workplace, three congregate living, three child care and one long-term c
stanley thermos are home . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VACCINATIONS ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The region administered 5,413 doses of vaccine on Thursday, the seventh highest single-day total. Of those, 965 were second doses.Province-wide there were 172,855 doses administered as of the June 5 update. Across the province, 1,031,52
