W. K. Lis
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At least the transporters have bio-filters to remove contagious microbes or viruses from an individual. (Allegedly.)
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AlvinofDiaspar
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I am sure staffing is "stable" now with fewer residents to worry about.
What a piece of useless.AoD
TrickyRicky
Senior Member
At present rates the total number of people infected with covid-19 will double by about the end of March in Canada and the US.
Northern Light
Superstar
A 36 part Twitter Thread from Jackie Brown who wrote her Masters Thesis on the role of financialization in the abysmal outcomes experienced in LTCs here in Ontario.
Its an excellent thread which synthesizes information many of us have been discussing these last months, but also unearths some new (to me) facts as well.
Its an excellent thread which synthesizes information many of us have been discussing these last months, but also unearths some new (to me) facts as well.
Northern Light
Superstar
An interesting article in the Globe examining the virtual disappearance of Influenza this year, with higher than normal testing; from 274 hospitalizations last year, to 0 this year.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Flu almost non-existent this year as coronavirus cases rise across Canada
Testing for the flu has been significantly higher than in past years, though the circulation of the flu has been low
www.theglobeandmail.com
Lots of people getting vaccinated, restrictions on gatherings, people masking and (hopefully) washing their hands more. Makes sense.
tiffer24
Senior Member
BREAKING: Ontario reports nearly 3,000 new cases of COVID-19 over last 24 hours.
The Ministry of Health says that there were 2,923 new cases of the disease caused by the novel coronavirus confirmed on Tuesday, pushing the rolling seven-day average up to 2,309.
A record 998 new cases were reported in Toronto on Wednesday while Peel Region reported 441, York Region reported 408, Durham Region reported 158 and Halton Region reported 114.
https://www.cp24.com/news/ontario-r...ases-of-covid-19-over-last-24-hours-1.5248387
The Ministry of Health says that there were 2,923 new cases of the disease caused by the novel coronavirus confirmed on Tuesday, pushing the rolling seven-day average up to 2,309.
A record 998 new cases were reported in Toronto on Wednesday while Peel Region reported 441, York Region reported 408, Durham Region reported 158 and Halton Region reported 114.
https://www.cp24.com/news/ontario-r...ases-of-covid-19-over-last-24-hours-1.5248387
Northern Light
Superstar
A Congressman-elect from Louisiana has died from Covid.
Non-paywalled article: https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/congressman-coronavirus-death-1.5857179 He was 41, no underlying conditions.
Northern Light
Superstar
Good option.
Perhaps your experience is different; but for me, it seems the NYT gives your first article free, if you have no current cookies from the site.
If you want to read a second article, you can bookmark it, and clean your cookies/re-start your browser (assuming you have it set to clean cookies out on closure) and then read the subsequent article.
Alternatively, if you have more than one browser you can open a second browser and access the article.
I usually play around a bit but couldn't be bothered this morning, so I just looked for another article 
gabe
Senior Member
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Our key indicators aren’t looking so hot (Source: https://public.tableau.com/profile/bill.comeau#!/)
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Northern Light
Superstar
The hospitalization one is the one that is particularly noteworthy, in a negative way.
That's a one day spike of over 36%.
That is most certainly not sustainable, even in the medium term, never mind the longer one.
A week of that will have multiple hospitals straining to their limits.
Richard White
Senior Member
According to the currently ongoing broadcast by Ministers Leblanc Bill Blair the government will be requiring covid testing 3 days prior to arrival.