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 Ontarios Chief Medical Officer of Health said although initial indications are that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has less severe health implications, the province is still planning for the worst. 聽 Even if it is less severe, with so many people infected, there may be significant demands on the health care system,  said Dr. Kieran Moore, who said that hospitalizations in Ontario have increased by 13 per cent in the past week.Dr. Moore said the latest variant of the virus is far more transmissible, with each case resulting in four to eight times more infections than the Delta variant that sparked record high case numbers in the third wave. He said by the end of the month, it is likely Omicron will a stanley cup ccount for all the cases in the province.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He again urged people to get vaccinated and to follow public health recommendations. Though vaccinations appear to be less effective against the transmission of Omicron, evidence is showing us they are still likely provide strong protection against severe illness, especially with a booster dose.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In order to protect the most vulnerable, the province announced new measures to prote stanley cup ct those in long-term care and retirement homes.鈥?All visitors must be fully vaccinated to enter a long-term care home.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?C stanley thermos mug aregivers with a valid med Urnu Owen Sound Attack defeat Hamilton Bulldogs 7-6 in overtime
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