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Dr. Barb King: Unless you have a 70% chance of surviving your intubation/resuscitation and ICU care you will be allowed to die. This is coming from Critical Care Services Ontario in the days ahead. We’ve all been put on notice.
April 19, 2021 by Infinite
Unless you have a 70% chance of surviving your intubation/resuscitation and ICU care you will be allowed to die.
This is coming from Critical Care Services Ontario in the days ahead.
We ve all been put on notice.
The news report from yesterday is at 29:45
Ontario tightens restrictions, gives police new powers amid dire COVID predictions
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“Our summer is at risk,” Health Minister Christine Elliott said.
Ontario’s science advisers recommended that a six-week stay-at-home order and a vaccination rate of at least 100,000 doses a day is the only way to curb the third wave.
Police enforcement of the stay-at-home order will also be enhanced, said Solicitor General Sylvia Jones. Police will have the authority to ask anyone who is outside what their address is and to ask why they’re out, she said.
Police will also be able to pull over vehicles to check that occupants are only out for essential purposes, she said. Those violating the order could be fined up to $750. The new authority, she said, will last for the duration of the stay-at-home order.
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Sault Area Hospital says it expects the order to come soon to essentially cut out elective surgeries and non-urgent procedures.
Ontario Health instructed hospitals Monday to ramp down all elective surgeries and non-emergent/non-urgent activities in order to preserve critical care and human resource capacity. This order did not apply to the Northern Ontario health region.
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âHowever, we anticipate that this will change and we are prepared to ramp down quickly,â Rose Calibani, the hospitalâs public affairs officer, told the Sault Star Friday.
Author of the article: Canadian Press
Publishing date: Apr 16, 2021 • 4 hours ago • 4 minute read Ontario Premier Doug Ford points on a COVID-19 caseload projection model graph during a news conference at Queen s Park in Toronto, on Friday. Ontario is extending its stay-at-home order to six weeks, restricting interprovincial travel and limiting outdoor gatherings in an effort to fight COVID-19. Photo by Frank Gunn /The Canadian Press
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TORONTO Ontario is extending a stay-at-home order, limiting interprovincial travel and shutting outdoor recreational facilities while giving police new powers to enforce the restrictions amid an onslaught of COVID-19.
In stretching the current four-week stay-at-home order to six weeks, Premier Doug Ford said Friday the province was on its heels and tougher measures were needed.
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