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COVID-19 Live Updates: News on coronavirus in Calgary for Jan. 12

Watch this page throughout the day for updates on COVID-19 in Calgary. ....

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Ontario Changes COVID-19 Testing and Quarantine Rules

The Ontario government has made changes to who will be eligible for PCR testing, and cut down the quarantine period for fully vaccinated people tested positive for COVID-19. ....

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Doctor urges more vaccines for Brampton to quell sky-high COVID-19 cases

Doctor urges more vaccines for Brampton to quell sky-high COVID-19 cases
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Test positivity hit 22.4 per cent this week, compared to less than eight per cent for Ontario overall
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A person walks past an Amazon Fulfillment Centre during the COVID-19 pandemic in Brampton, Ont., Tuesday. Brampton s COVID test positivity rate reached 22.4 per cent this week, in part because of crowded working and living conditions. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press)
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Dr. Brian Goldman donned PPE and returned to Brampton to find out if workers and their families are getting access to the COVID vaccine. Brian talks to Dixon Pinto, who grew up in Brampton and is studying health inequities at McMaster University. Brian meets up with Dr. Shruthi Gowda, a family physician at an urgent-care clinic just a short d ....

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Ontario 'a few bad days' from life or death decisions on critically ill

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With intensive care units running out of space and COVID-19 cases at record levels, Ontario is just “a few bad days away” from doctors having to make decisions about who gets lifesaving critical care and who does not, says one of the authors of an emergency triage protocol now circulating in Ontario hospitals.
The 42-page protocol, which has been obtained by this newspaper, is designed to be used as a “last resort” if demand for critical care exceeds available resources.
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Ontario doctors 'a few bad days away' from decisions about who gets life saving care and who does not, says triage protocol author

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With intensive care units running out of space and COVID-19 cases at record levels, Ontario is just “a few bad days away” from doctors having to make decisions about who gets lifesaving critical care and who does not, says one of the authors of an emergency triage protocol now circulating in Ontario hospitals.
The 42-page protocol, which has been obtained by this newspaper, is designed to be used as a “last resort” if demand for critical care exceeds available resources.
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Ontario doctors a few bad days away from decisions about who gets life saving care and who does not, says triage protocol author Back to video ....

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