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TORONTO – Sembra una barca in balia delle onde il sistema scolastico canadese. Fin dall’inizio della pandemia quello che è mancato è un minimo di stabilità, una linea coerente del ministero dell’Istruzione e l’impegno a rendere tutte le scuole luoghi sicuri per i ragazzi che stanno pagando a caro prezzo il protrarsi della pandemia che dal marzo del 2020 è arrivata a contare quattro ondate…
TORONTO – Una pagina GoFundMe è stata creata per accettare donazioni per il funerale di Ava-Mae Abram di 5 anni scomparsa a causa del Covid-19. Ad organizzare la raccolta fondi per la mamma della bimba Lindsay Abram è stata Courtney Scott…
TORONTO – Altri 20 morti, mai così tanti in 24 ore dallo scorso 29 maggio quando furono 22, e boom di ricoveri. I dati di ieri sulla p andemia in Ontario sono ancora più negativi, se possibile, di quelli dei giorni precedenti…
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Here we provide a daily update of the data available for select countries and jurisdictions as of January 6, 2022, at 4:35 pm EST.
On Thursday, health officials in the UK logged 179,756 new infections, pushing the total number of confirmed positive cases passed 14 million. Of the cumulative total number of cases, 75.8% are considered recovered. In the last 24-hours, authorities have reported 231 Covid-related deaths for a total of 149,515 fatalities attributable to Covid-19.
TORONTO – The Canadian school system looks like a boat at the mercy of the waves. Since the beginning of the pandemic what has been missing is a minimum of stability, a coherent line of the Ministry of Education and the commitment to make all schools safe places for children who are paying dearly for the protracted pandemic that since March 2020 has come to count four waves.
TORONTO – Another 20 deaths, never so many in 24 hours since last May 29 when they were 22, and a boom in hospitalizations. Today’s data on the pandemic in Ontario are even more negative, if possible, than those of the previous days. →
With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 27.9 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. According to data last updated on January 6, numbers released by the Ministry of Health show health officials administered 195,005 vaccine doses on Wednesday, up from 180,013 doses the day prior.
TORONTO – La variante Omicron che si trasmette a velocità supersonica, sta alimentando un’ondata di nuove infezioni. Non è questo esattamente l’inizio “positivo” che molti speravano di un nuovo anno. In una sola settimana, la media mobile di 7 giorni di nuove infezioni in Ontario è passata da 8.318 nuovi casi a 14.435 (4 gennaio)…
TORONTO – Test rapidi alle Province e ai Territori, rinnovo dei programmi di sostegno per le famiglie, i lavoratori e le imprese canadesi. Ad annunciarlo sono stati ieri Justin Trudeau e Christya Freeland (nella foto), in una conferenza stampa che ha visto la partecipazione di una lunga lista di ministri federali e del Chief Medical Officer Theresa Tam…
TORONTO – Sono iniziate ieri le lezioni online per gli studenti dell’Ontario ma della didattica a distanza molti genitori non ne possono più. Cresce sempre più nella provincia il malcontento per la decisione del governo Ford di chiudere le scuole per far fronte al dilagare dei contagi di Covid-19…
TORONTO – Una crescita “esplosiva”, come l’ha definitiva l’ufficio del ministro della Salute dell’Ontario, Christine Elliott: ieri i funzionari sanitari provinciali hanno registrato la presenza di 2.081 persone ricoverate negli ospedali per il Covid-19 (288 sono in terapia intensiva), con un salto impressionante, in sole 24 ore, dai 1.290 pazienti (di cui 266 in unità di terapia intensiva) di martedì…
TORONTO – Online lessons for Ontario students began today but many parents no longer want to hear about distance learning. Discontent is growing more and more in the province for the decision of the Ford government to close schools to cope with the spread of Covid-19 infections.
TORONTO – An “explosive” growth, as the office of the Ontario Minister of Health, Christine Elliott, defined it: today provincial health officials recorded the presence of 2,081 people hospitalized for Covid-19 (288 are in intensive care), with an impressive jump, in just 24 hours, from the 1,290 patients of which 266 in the intensive care unit) on Tuesday – numbers moreover partial, given that the minister herself reported that about 10% of hospitals did not report the number of their patients. Anyway a worrying figure, as well as that of deaths, as many as 14 in a single day, which bring the total of victims in Ontario, from the beginning of the pandemic, to 10,252. →
The fast-moving omicron variant is fueling a surge of new infections. Not exactly the ‘positive’ start many were hoping for at the beginning of a new year. In just one week, the 7-day rolling average of new infections in Ontario jumped from 8,318 new cases up to 14,435 (January 4). →
