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 York Regions graph of COVID-19 incidents currently might show some promise; however, a deeper look into data reveals yet another setback. While things provincewide have reached a plateau, it   just that: a plateau,  said Ryan Imgrund, of Newmarket   Sacred Heart Catholic High School, who is now working with Southlake Regional Health Centre as a biostatistician.In March, Imgrund shared his mo stanley cup becher del projecting Ontarios COVID-19 cases before the province releas stanley cupe ed any data, which Premier Doug Ford dubbed as  stark,  to give a sneak peak of the kind of lives people will lead amid the global health crisis. Ever since his graph debut, Imgrund started using his statistical modelling expertise and infectious disease background at Southlake to provide a daily projection of how many future cases they may see.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I believe we opened too many businesses too quickly, which is why we are seeing an effective reproduction value  Rt  above one,  Imgrund said.York Regions Rt value has been above 1.0 for the four consecutive days, as of May 22.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Before understanding what Rt, th stanley cup e R0  pronounced R-naught , or reproductive rate, must be explained.Those who have watched the movie Contagion, released in 2011, would know when epidemiologists in the film discuss what the virus   R0, or reproductive rate, is. In a nutshell, R0 is the averag

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 Halton Region reported six deaths related to COVID-19 over the past two weeks, four of them in Burlington.There were also deaths reported in Oakville and Milton.There were 223 deaths related to COVID-19 in the region 2022. Of those, COVID-19 was a contributing factor or the underlying cause 168 times. In 48 cases, the person had COVID-19, but it was not a contributing factor while seven cases are undetermined.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        COVID-19 hospitalizations dropped slightly since the region last reported numbers on Dec. 22, dropping from 43 to 40. Thirteen of the 40 were admitted to hospital for COVID-19 while the remainder were admitted for other stanley cup quencher  reasons but later tested positive.      Hospital capacity for acute care beds remained over capacity at 109 per cent while intensive care unit beds were at 78 per cent.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There were 416 lab-confirmed cases over the past two weeks, an average of 29.7 cases per day. That is down from 32.0 per day between stanley cup  Dec. 16-22. The test positivity rate rose from 19.8 per cent to 22.5 per cent.There were four new outbreaks declared over the past two weeks: Chartwell Waterford long-term care home in Oakville, Extendicare Halton Hills long-term care home, Amica Georgetown retirement home and a congregate living setting in Burlington. Ten outbreaks were declared over, leaving 10 on-going outbreak stanley cup s in the region,               ARTICLE CO

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 Its a summer morning camp with a focus on fun and learning.The Rotary Club of Hamilton will be running its annual free summer literacy camp for children in junior kindergarten to Grade 5, July 11 to 15 and July 18 to 22 at Pauline Johnson Elementary School on Hummingbird Lane.Camp hours are from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and there will be a free bus service to the camp from Cathy Wever school on Wentworth Street North.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Res vaso stanley earch shows us that the large summer break from school can have a detrimental effect on students literacy skills,  said Rotary Club of Hamilton President Cathi MacDonell, who noted they plan to welcome 100 children this year.  This two weeks of camp provides children with the tools and opportunities to stay engaged with reading. MacDonell said most of the camp activities will take place outdoors.  When indoors, all participants will be encouraged to wear a mask,  s stanley cup he said.  Hand sanitization is plentiful.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Along with literacy/reading activities, children will enjoy music, arts and crafts, and sports including soccer, floorball and basketball.MacDonell said this is the 22nd year they have offered the summer camp with support from the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               stanley cups            To date, over 10,000 Hamilton students have attend

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 Ontario is reporting 253 people in ICU due to COVID-19 and 795 in hospital overall testing positive for COVID-19, according to its latest report released Saturday morning.Of the people hospitalized, 44 per cent were admitted for COVID-19 and 56 per cent were admitted for other reasons but have since tested positive. For the ICU numbers, 78 per cent were admitted for COVID-19 and 22 per cent were admitted for other reasons but have since tested positive.Th stanley water bottle e numbers represe starbucks stanley cup nt a 3.4 per cent decrease in the ICU COVID-19 count and a 3 per cent decrease in hospitalizations overall. 27 per cent of the provinces 2,343 adult ICU beds remain available for new patients.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Given new provincial regulations around testing that took effect Dec. 31, 2021, case counts 鈥?reported at 1,930 on Saturday, down 7 per cent from the previous day 鈥?are also not considered an accurate assessment of how widespread COVID-19 is right now. 24 new deaths were reported in the latest numbers.Heres the latest update on a few other data points.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 HOSPITALIZATIONS BY VACCINE STATUSA Star analysis of data shows unvaccinated people have been admitted to the ICU at a rate 5 times higher and in the hospital overall 2 times higher than people who have been fully vaccinated.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Becaus stanley mugs e of Ontarios strong uptake Guax Tamil Community Centre planned for Scarborough can help reduce isolation
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 While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made clear,  Americans remain our partners, our allies, our friends,  the recent tariffs on steel and aluminum imposed by the Trump administration has started to sour the Canada-U.S. relationship.In the final days of May, the American administration, citing national stanley cup security, effectively launched a trade war with Canada, Mexico and the European Union. As c stanley tazas ould be anticipated, all parties started to fight back.Consumers are the losers in a trade war. The higher business costs associated with excessive tariffs are felt at the cash register, which can slow consumer spending. If escalated, fewer sales could mean fewer jobs. All these things can dramatically affect our standard of living here and around the world.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In the 1940s, Europe and North America foraged a military and economic partnership. This successful union was based on the reality that we are stronger together then we are as individual, standalone countries.Cooperation and coordination between countries has been good for everyone. As a result, we have had peace and an ever-increasing s stanley cup tandard of living.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Unfortunately, the American president is systematically undoing decades of good efforts by world leaders.The U.S. withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement and from the Paris Agreement on climate change. Our American neighbou Yjjs 15 things to do in Oakville, Milton, Burlington and Halton Hills to close out March break
 OTTAWA 鈥?There will be a dramatic resurgence of COVID-19 cases in Canada unless peop stanley website le limit contact with others in coming days, the country   chief public health officer warns.We don ;t want it to go up a giant ski hill, Dr. Theresa Tam said Tuesday as she described the potential for a sharp upward curve.The Public Health Agency of Canada released its latest modelling Tuesday, predicting up to 155,795 cases and up to 9,300 deaths by early October if the current trajectory of the epidemic continues.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The message throughout the presentation was clear: everyone needs to act now to limit their contacts or things will get worse.Canada is at a crossroads and individual action to reduce contact rates will decide our path, said a presentation deck released Tuesday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Federal Health Minister Patty Hajdu echoed that advice as she urged people to think carefully before accepting invitations to social gatherings.All of us have the future in our hands,  stanley cup she said Tuesday during a media briefing in Ottawa.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She also said, however, that the spread of the novel coronavirus is not the same across the country, or even across single pro stanley quencher vinces, so determining whether restrictions need tightening demands a  8220 urgical approach. 822

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 The number of people being treated for COVID-19 in Haltons hospitals dropped by more than 30 per cent this week.There are currently 20 people in Haltons four hospitals with COVID-19. Thats down from 29 in the regions last up stanley becher date on Friday.Halton Region also announced it will provide COVID-19 updates once a week  Th stanley quencher ursday  instead of twice a week  Tuesday and Friday .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The region also reported the death of a Burlington resident, the 12th COVID-19-related death this month and 414th in the region overall.Of the 20 people in hospital with COVID-19, 12 were admitted for COVID-19 while the remaining eight were admitted for other reasons and later tested positive.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The regions hospitals remain over capacity with acute care beds at 104 per cent capacity while intensive care unit beds are at 65 per cent capacity.Halton reported 175 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 over the past six days, an average of 29.1 cases per day. The positive test rate dropped from 11.1 to 10.6 per cent.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There are currently 10 ongoing outbreaks in Halton, down from 11 in the most recent update.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              They are at Joseph Brant Hospital, Billings Court Manor and Chartwell Brant Centre long-term c stanley termosy are homes in Burlington, Chartw Kius Pressure mounts for Redblacks, Ticats
 KITCHENER 鈥?Regional councillors voted to spend $687,000 on emergency repairs to its crumbling Cold War bunker.The abandoned former fallout shelter was built in 1966 to protect up to 40 key officials for several weeks in the event of a nuclear attack. Its on the banks of the Grand River, near Freeport Hospital.The building, which is partially underground, has 25-centimetre-thick doors and walls, and was equipped with its own generator, septic system and water supply. It was de stanley italia commissioned in 1992 and is in bad shape: the roof leaks and a part of the ceiling has collapsed. Its contaminated with mould, asbestos, lead and other hazards.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             stanley tumbler                             At a regional budget meeting Wednesday, councillors voted to spend $687,000 in 2022 to prevent further damage and remove hazardous materials. The vote will need to be ratified when the Regions 2022 budget is formally approved on Dec. 15.       I think this is an important stanley flask  asset of the Region and our community,  said Coun. Elizabeth Clarke, who sits on the Regions heritage committee, which said the building was unique and should be preserved for some other use.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Councillors also approved a recommendation to have regional staff consult with the City of Kitchener and the Grand River Conservation Authority about their requirements if the Region renovates the building and re-purposes it as a  flexible multi-use com

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 There are three advance polling locations in Milton for the 2018 municipal election.Eligible electors have the option to cast their vote at their assigned voting site on Monday, Oct. 22 or they can vote at any advance poll between Oct. 8 to 14.If you want to vote early, or cant vote on election day and still want to, the following advance locations will be open:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Hugh Foster Hall, 141 King St., Oct. 8 to 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.鈥?Nassagaweya Tennis Centre and Community Hall, 9267 Guelph Line, Campbellville, Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?Milton Mall, 55 Ontario St. S., Oct. 13 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Milton voters will be electing a mayor, a town councillor an stanley mug d a regional councillor in their ward, a school board trustee for their ward and a regional chair.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        If youre a Canadian citizen over the age of 18 and are a resident, owner or tenant of a property in Milton, you are eligible stanley cup  to vote in October.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              In order to be eligible to vote you need to bring your voter n stanley cup price otification card  if you received one  and personal identification that shows your name and address.Valid forms of identification include a drivers licence or Ontario photo card, a bank or Ofwf Historian Charles King wins Francis Parkman Prize
 Microsoft is taking the side of news publishers who are locked in a battle with Google and Facebook, stating on Thursday that the company would support a Canadian effort to make big tech pay for news.The assertion by Microsoft is the latest shift in a global power struggle between governments and big tech, with the news media industry in the middle.Ottawa is about to propose rules in Canada which are expected to be similar to those proposed in Australia and deemed unworkable by Google and Facebook.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Australia model, still under consideration by that countrys government, would require big tech firms to negotiate payments for their use of content created by stanley cup  media companies. If an agreement cant be made, an arbitrator would choose between the final offers submitted by each side.                                                       stanley cup                                                                                                                     stanley cup                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Torstar graphic                                                                                                                                                 

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 A stanley cup  woman in the GTA received a desperate email from friends trapped on the Caribbean island of St. Maarten.  Please get all friends to call Canadian consulate they are our only hope of rescue. At least two Canadians are stranded on the island of St. Maarten in the path of Hurricane Irma, and friends say they havent received any direction on how to evacuate.Michael Moriarty and his wife, Meryl, travelled to St. Maarten from Ajax on Sunday for a vacation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When Hurricane Irma struck on Wednesday, the couple said they were  stuck  with  no food  and  no water,  according to an email they sent to friends. Desperate for  evacuation , need as  stanley cup much help as possible,  the email reads.  Please get all friends to call Canadian consulate they are our only hope of rescue.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Jill Davis received the email Thursday.  They sounded very desperate,  she said.Davis was in contact with the couple before the storm, agreeing to check on Meryls elderly m stanley mug other during their vacation. Over the past couple days, Davis received numerous texts from the Moriartys about how frightening the storm had become.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A panicked email sent to friends pleaded for assistance to contact the Canadian consulate on their behalf, Davis said. Later Thursday, Davis lost contact with the couple.                ARTICL Wnrk Schools are not safe   : The Halton Catholic District School Board and the ongoing struggle of teaching in a pandemic
 Following a year of unprecedented changes, 2021 may be a time for optimism and striving for a return to normal life. Theres nothing I love more than to hear the soccer fields and baseball diamonds busy in the summer,  said Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette.  It would be nice if we can get back to celebrating Canada Day in the Glen, fall fairs, beer festivals, and other events that make our town so great. While the vaccine rollout is underway, Town of Halton Hills projects will also be arriving this coming year including an affordable housing project at 17 Guelph St. in Georgetown and the development at the McGibbon Hotel.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Bonnette said design plans for projects like Phase 2 of the Gellert Centre and Trafalgar Sports Park would also be released in 2021.The Town will continue to work on important files such as climate change, equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism, Bonnette said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 For local business, 2021 will continue to be a challenge.For the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce, 2020 presented some unique hardships.               ARTI stanley cup CLE CONTINUES BELOW                                       stanley cup quencher    Prior to this year, most people viewed the Chamber as a networking opportunity,  Me stanley cup lanie Frazer, general manager of the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce, said.  Without having events we were really forced to focus on pillars our membe

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   fiscal watchdog said Tuesday it will examine the new Progressive Conservative gov stanley thermoskannen ernment   cancellation of the cap-and-trade program in order to determine how much that decision will end up costing the province.Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman said the work on the review, which was requested by Opposition Leader Andrea Horwath, was already underway.There are some key considerations with cap-and-trade, Weltman said. We need to get more detail from the government as to how they intend to manage those considerations.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Weltman said the review will not focus on the environmental impacts of cancelling cap and trade, but will look solely at the fiscal implications of the decisi stanley quencher on, such as the cancellation costs related to the $3 billion in permits businesses have purchased since the Liberals introduced the system in 2017.There will be no more auctions so there ;ll be no more revenue, Weltman said. On the spending side, how many of those spending programs have stopped or will stop or might stop  We need to get more detail on that before we can put together a fulsome analysis.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A spokesman for Premier Doug Ford said at this time the government is not aware of the F stanley fr AO   request for documents but will comply.Our government will work  Sjoi Trudeau says he   s sorry for WE involvement
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 OTTAWA 鈥?The Liberal government pushed back against criticism over a lack of rapid tests for COVID-19 on Tuesday as it unveiled a deal to buy millions of such devices from a U.S. company 鈥?whenever Health Canada approves them.Canadians across the country have been forced to wait days to find out if they are infected after  stanley quencher being tested for COVID-19, which Canada   chief public health officer acknowledged Tuesday as a reason for concern.It absolutely is worrisome because if you have a significant backlog and people don ;t get their test results for a number of days, you ;ve now lost time for doing the contact tracing, Tam said at a media briefing in Ottawa.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That can accelerate the spread. So it is something we really must all work together and tr stanley water bottle y to reduce as quickly as possible.That came as the number of positive cases across Canada continued to increase, with more than 500 in Ontario and nearly 800 in Quebec alone. Authorities in Montreal and Quebec City went to their highest alert level while Ontario Premier Doug Ford faced calls for a tightening of COVID-19 restrictions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Rapid tests that can produce results in hospitals, nursing homes, schools and even hom stanley flask es have come to be seen as one way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as the world waits for a vaccine.While Health Canada approved one test Zufi Durham company suspends electricity cutoffs during coronavirus pandemic
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 OTTAWA 鈥?As he contemplates a failed Conservative leadership campaign that put the cart before the horse 鈥?trying to termo stanley  win a federal election instead of first securing his party 鈥?Peter MacKay is reminded of an age-old cliche: Nice stanley kaffeebecher  guys finish last.And while the longtime Tory leader-in-waiting has few regrets, he does worry that the ever-growing influence of social conservatives within the movement could lead to more disappointment at the polls if victor Erin O ;Toole can ;t keep them in check.In a long and wide-ranging interview with The Canadian Press, MacKay said the examination of his second-place finish in the contest is still underway, but several factors are evident.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The pause forced by the COVID-19 pandemic stopped MacKay   early momentum, and a decision by party organizers to extend the deadline for membership sales gave his rivals time to catch up. He also cited ring rust from being out of politics for five years and the immense reach of social media in amplifying minor errors.But he also acknowledges that the premise upon which he ran his campaign was flawed.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The plan was in retrospect too much focused on the next steps and not enough on winning the party, MacKay said.That plan: d stanley cup on ;t bother with negative attacks on other Conservatives or even the Liberals. Instead,  Wkre From the dance floor to the dorm room: How the pandemic changed frosh for the Class of 2024
 The pandemic has taken its stanley cup  toll and some in the community are responding with generosity.On June 26 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., there will be a donation drive at the North Burlington Baptist Church on Walkers Line. Organizers are aiming to meet people with however they want to help out and so are accepting donations of bottles, cans, food and money.Food donations will go to the Burlington Food Bank while other donations will be put to the Compassion Society of Halton.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Organizer James Neal said his family and neighbours wanted to hold an event like this out of a desire to help out. A lot of people need help, and we are lucky enough to have jobs that are not effected by COVID,  said Neal.  Other than being locked down, its kind of life as usual for us and we just want to help out where we can.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Neal family has a bit of experience with charity events. In January, they ran a bottle and food drive that raised $8,000 and 2,000 pounds of foo stanley cup d. This time they are hoping to raise even more.Organizer Julie Neal said they will be set up in the churchs parking lot, which allows people to make donations while maintaining a safe social distance.              stanley cup   ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its very organized; they can drive in, drop off and this time around we wanted to add a little incentive and also help local business

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 TORONTO 鈥?Police in Toronto have released surveillance images in an effort to identify a suspect in a hammer attack near a busy downtown intersection.Investigators say the victim had left the Bloor-Yonge subway on March 14 and walked about one block south of the intersection.It   alleged a man approached him from behind and struck him in the head with a hammer.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police say the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the unprovoked attack.      The suspect is described as 5-9, 45 to 6 stanley flask 0 years old, with a large build and a thick white and black beard.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             stanley termosky                 stanley cup       Anyone with information is asked to contact police.By The Canadian Press Pqel Metrolinx seeking feedback on Barrie GO train corridor plans
 TORONTO 鈥?Limited patio dining, indoor shopping and larger outdoor gatherings will be permitted in Ontario on Friday, as the province moves its economic reopening plan up by a few da stanley cups uk ys.The government said pandemic health indicators have improved and COVID-19 vaccine uptake is high enough to begin lifting some restrictions ahead of schedule.Outdoor dining will be allowed with up to four people per table, and outdoor fitness classes, outdoor religious services and camping can resume under the first step of the reopening plan. The changes will take effect at midnight on Friday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people and day camps are also permitted and more retail businesses can open for in-person sales with capacity restrictions.Premier Doug Ford thanked residents for their enormous sacrifices and credited the ongoing vaccine rollout for making the early move possible.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As we begin to enjoy the benefits of the first step in our roadmap, like meeting friends on a patio or visiting your favourite local store, please do so  stanley becher safely by continuing to follow all public health guidelines, Ford said in a statement.The province had originally planned to move to the firs stanley cup becher t step of its reopening plan next week.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It said 72 per cent of adults in Ontario h

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 REGINA 鈥?Federal Health Minister Jane Philpott says Saskatchewan needs to stop letting people who can pay for private MRI scans jump the queue because it contravenes the Canada Health Act.Philpott sent a letter early this month to her counterpart in Saskatchewan criticizing provincial legislation that allows private MRIs 鈥?as long as the clinic stanley cup  does a second scan at no charge for a patient on the public wait list.While the one-for-one ; model you have enacted is unique, it still allows wealthier patients to jump the queue, both for initial diagnostic services and for any followup care that may be required within the public system, she wrote.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I would like to see the province of Saskatchewan put an end to the current practice of encouraging private payment for diagnostic service and focus instead on ensuring that all residents have access to medically necessary services in a timely manner, regardless of ability or willingness to pay.Saskatchewan brought in legislation a year ago to allow private MRIs, which still require a doctor   referral. The government has s stanley nz ince passed legislation stanley termoska  expanding the idea to include CT scans. That legislation has not yet come into force.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Saskatchewan says it   not the only jurisdiction with private MRIs. It says British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec, Nova Scotia Jfga Police arrest armed robbery suspect in Kitchener
 The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file is no longer updating. Click here to read the latest coverage. Web links to longer stories if available.9:20 p.m.: Sen. Vern White, a former Conservative who now sits with the Canadian Senators Group, admitted to the CBC that he went to Finland to visit his wife   parents.And five other senators have not responded to repeated questions from The Canadian Press about whether they ;ve left the country since Dec. 1.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The vast majority 鈥?86 of the current roster of 93 senators 鈥?say they have stayed home, as recommende stanley website d by public health authorities. Indeed, most said they haven ;t travelled anywhere since the pandemic began sweeping Canada last March.9:15 p.m.: For the first time, some Toronto-area hospitals are being forced to transfer pediatric in-patients to the Hospital for Sick Children to make room for an unprecedented surge of adults needing treatment for COVID-19. Its yet another sign that the escalating numbers of critically ill patients with the virus are putting extreme pressures on hospitals a stanley cup lready struggling to cope.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 So far, three hospital sites 鈥?William Osler Health System, Humber Ri stanley flask ver Hospital and Unity Healths St. Josephs Health Centre 鈥?are redirecting pediatric in-patients to Sick Kids, according to a directive seen by the Star.