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In a race to hire, London, Ont restaurant owners compete for staff following server shortage
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Lockdowns, emergency brakes, stay-at-home orders, shutdowns. What’s next, a super-duper ultra-mega lockdown?
Ontario’s mismanagement of the biggest global health crisis of our time is egregious and frankly costing lives.
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Once again, Premier Doug Ford froze the province for four weeks, calling this new “lockdown” an “emergency brake” amid a rising need for intensive care across the province and some hospitals in southern Ontario reaching capacity. A week later, he introduced a stay-at-home order even though Health Minister Christine Elliot said the last time the province implemented a stay-at-home order, it adversely affected people’s mental health.
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Both announcements contributed to a chaotic moment in Canada’s pandemic, now in its third and worst wave. Variants of the virus that spread more efficiently than the sort that drove infections over the last year are powering the current spike in numbers, with most of the country still unvaccinated.
New concern also rose this week about whether the Atlantic provinces will be able to go ahead with their plan to recreate the “Atlantic bubble” starting April 19. Under that plan, designed to support tourism and the hospitality industry, regional travel would be freely allowed, even though travellers from outside are required to immediately isolate for two weeks. Medical officers of health are due to advise Atlantic premiers next week.