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Covid, hospitalizations continue to rise. Another 28 dead in Ontario and 26 in Quebec

by Marzio Pelù April 20, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – The number of patients in Ontario hospitals due to (45%) or with (55%) Covid-19 continues to grow. Today, for the first time since mid-February, they were 1.662, from 1.486 on Tuesday and 1.301 on Monday. 203 patients in intensive care (yesterday 206: 59% are in the ICU due to the virus, 41% for other reasons and tested positive for Covid-19 at the time of the hospital admission test). And above all, many deaths: another 28 today. The total death toll in Ontario since the start of the pandemic is now 12,661. →

Covid-19, deaths and infections return to rise after a day of respite

by Marzio Pelù April 14, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Another 23 deaths in Ontario, today: the number of victims of Covid-19 since the beginning of the pandemic rises to 12,606. And after just one day of respite, hospitalizations are starting to rise again: today there were 1,392 patients in hospitals against 1,332 just 24 hours earlier. Attendance in intensive care units is only slight: 177 today, the previous day they were 182. →

Oakville, a tough race between the PC and OLP

by Priscilla Pajdo April 12, 2022August 25, 2023

Oakville is a provincial electoral district that was created in 1999 from the ridings of Halton Centre and Oakville South. It is situated along the northwestern edge of Lake Ontario and encompasses part of the Regional Municipality of Halton and part of the town of Oakville.

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Holy Week and “political regeneration”

by Hon. Joe Volpe April 10, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Even political parties are not immune from the cycle of rebirth and regeneration. Except that, to mix metaphors, occasionally they have to “be burned to their ashes before the phoenix can rise” again. In 2018, former premier Wynne’s Ontario Liberal Party crashed almost completely.

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A tentative agreement between the Toronto Occasional Teacher’s Bargaining Unit (TOTBU) and the TCDSB

by Marzio Pelù April 8, 2022August 25, 2023

TORONTO – A tentative agreement, subject to ratification, has been reached between the Toronto Occasional Teacher’s Bargaining Unit (TOTBU) and the Toronto Catholic District School Board. →

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Covid, hospitalizations continue to rise. Another 28 dead in Ontario and 26 in Quebec

Covid-19, deaths and infections return to rise after a day of respite

Oakville, a tough race between the PC and OLP

Holy Week and “political regeneration”

A tentative agreement between the Toronto Occasional Teacher’s Bargaining Unit (TOTBU) and the TCDSB

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