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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for April 11 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 180 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. 80 CRCI patients were ventilated. There were 17 new adult admissions. The 7-day rolling avg. of CRCI patients in ICU is 164. image
April 11 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 180 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. 80 CRCI patients were ventilated. There were 17 new adult admissions. The 7-day rolling avg. of CRCI patients in ICU is 164.
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to r/ontario by PoolhallJunkie247
1 week ago
Preview thumbnail for Health minister says Ontario has no immediate plans to follow Alberta in scrapping vaccine passport system image
Health minister says Ontario has no immediate plans to follow Alberta in scrapping vaccine passport system
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Emergency Debate tonight in the HoC regarding the “protests” image
Emergency Debate tonight in the HoC regarding the “protests”
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for January 26 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 594 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. 364 CRCI patients were ventilated. There were 55 new adult admissions. The 7-day rolling avg. of CRCI patients in ICU is 592. #onpoli #onhealth image
January 26 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 594 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. 364 CRCI patients were ventilated. There were 55 new adult admissions. The 7-day rolling avg. of CRCI patients in ICU is 592. #onpoli #onhealth
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Latest Ontario COVID-ICU data: Courtesy: @criticalcareON @OntHospitalAssn Adult ICUs: 602 (was 590) Daily admitted: 71 (45-80) Peds ICUs: 8 Prior ICU Peaks: Jan 2021: 420 May 2021: 891 Current: 602 Total COVID+ in hospitals ~4000 Daily COVID mortality: 57 (40-60) image
Latest Ontario COVID-ICU data: Courtesy: @criticalcareON @OntHospitalAssn Adult ICUs: 602 (was 590) Daily admitted: 71 (45-80) Peds ICUs: 8 Prior ICU Peaks: Jan 2021: 420 May 2021: 891 Current: 602 Total COVID+ in hospitals ~4000 Daily COVID mortality: 57 (40-60)
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Latest Ontario🇨🇦 COVID-ICU update: Numbers stabilizing ~600 range. Total: 590 adults (was 588) 31% of all ICU patients have COVID New admit: 45 (was 59) Daily Ont. COVID deaths: 40-60 💔 Peds ICU: 6 Hope we come down soon🤞 image
Latest Ontario🇨🇦 COVID-ICU update: Numbers stabilizing ~600 range. Total: 590 adults (was 588) 31% of all ICU patients have COVID New admit: 45 (was 59) Daily Ont. COVID deaths: 40-60 💔 Peds ICU: 6 Hope we come down soon🤞
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for January 21 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 577 (-2 since yesterday) adult COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. image
January 21 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 577 (-2 since yesterday) adult COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs.
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for NEW: Weeks after locking down restaurants for a 4th time, the Ford government is set to re-open them on Jan 31. The premier is eyeing a full reopening in March. image
NEW: Weeks after locking down restaurants for a 4th time, the Ford government is set to re-open them on Jan 31. The premier is eyeing a full reopening in March.
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for January 19 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 571 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. image
January 19 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 571 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs.
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for January 13 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 485 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. 274 CRCI patients were ventilated. There were 55 new adult admissions. The 7-day rolling avg. of CRCI patients in ICU is 425. #onpoli #onhealth image
January 13 - Critical Care Services Ontario is reporting 485 adult #COVID related critical illness (CRCI) patients in ICUs. 274 CRCI patients were ventilated. There were 55 new adult admissions. The 7-day rolling avg. of CRCI patients in ICU is 425. #onpoli #onhealth
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Provincial Ontario COVID-ICU data: @criticalcareON @OntHospitalAssn Are we seeing a peak?🤔 Cases: 485 (down from 493) New admits: 55 (was 66) One day isn’t a trend, but glad we have lower numbers today🤞 Situation stable locally @bluewaterhealth image
Provincial Ontario COVID-ICU data: @criticalcareON @OntHospitalAssn Are we seeing a peak?🤔 Cases: 485 (down from 493) New admits: 55 (was 66) One day isn’t a trend, but glad we have lower numbers today🤞 Situation stable locally @bluewaterhealth
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Is the Omicron wave starting to peak in parts of Ontario? It's hard to know as testing is now focused on priority areas. But Ottawa's wastewater surveillance *may* be showing early signs of levelling off... image
Is the Omicron wave starting to peak in parts of Ontario? It's hard to know as testing is now focused on priority areas. But Ottawa's wastewater surveillance *may* be showing early signs of levelling off...
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Local hospital situation stabilizing @bluewaterhealth Hospital occupancy: 255/300 (85%) Medical units full: 105% ICU: better shape (10/14) Total COVID in-hospital: Stable at 35 (8 in ICU). COVID-mortality: 12 in last 2 week. Rest of Province heating up (GTA & East) image
Local hospital situation stabilizing @bluewaterhealth Hospital occupancy: 255/300 (85%) Medical units full: 105% ICU: better shape (10/14) Total COVID in-hospital: Stable at 35 (8 in ICU). COVID-mortality: 12 in last 2 week. Rest of Province heating up (GTA & East)
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Ontario Health's Matt Anderson says there has been a reduced demand on the PCR testing network in recent days. He says that was "by design" and the additional capacity will be redirected to help school testing. image
Ontario Health's Matt Anderson says there has been a reduced demand on the PCR testing network in recent days. He says that was "by design" and the additional capacity will be redirected to help school testing.
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to r/ontario by wicked_crayfish
1 year ago
Reminder: Doug Ford tried to sick the Police on us if we left our house, then cried when they said they wouldn't do that.
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to r/ontario by wicked_crayfish
1 year ago
Am I legally obligated to go to work?
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Hamilton/McMaster infectious diseases physician: Great thread showing that discussion of the impact of Omicron on healthcare requires context and more than one (scary or reassuring - people pick what they want) figure. image
Hamilton/McMaster infectious diseases physician: Great thread showing that discussion of the impact of Omicron on healthcare requires context and more than one (scary or reassuring - people pick what they want) figure.
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to r/ontario by cosmogatsby
3 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Travis Kann on Twitter: [Many have pointed out importance of distinguishing between patients in hospital/ICU for #COVID19 vs. those admitted for other reasons but test.] image
Travis Kann on Twitter: [Many have pointed out importance of distinguishing between patients in hospital/ICU for #COVID19 vs. those admitted for other reasons but test.]
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to r/ontario by NouveauMonde
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Ontario to keep vaccine passports indefinitely | CBC News image
Ontario to keep vaccine passports indefinitely | CBC News
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to r/ontario by pervertedarchitect
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for 42 people test positive for COVID-19 following birthday party at Kingsville restaurant image
42 people test positive for COVID-19 following birthday party at Kingsville restaurant
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to r/ontario by QuestionTuesdayFTW
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Ontario case numbers going up even though Ford asked them nicely not to image
Ontario case numbers going up even though Ford asked them nicely not to
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to r/ontario by inimrepus
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for London hospital to fire 84 employees for refusing COVID-19 vaccination image
London hospital to fire 84 employees for refusing COVID-19 vaccination
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to r/ontario by deeohdoublegzzy
8 months ago
Frontline worker looking to spend the holidays with my partner’s family in the States. Do I need to quarantine when I return to Canada?
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to r/ontario by wicked_crayfish
1 year ago
I know everyone is feeling good about the numbers but..
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to r/ontario by GayPerry_86
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Might be the last ICU report as they stop reporting once they are under 150 patients image
Might be the last ICU report as they stop reporting once they are under 150 patients
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