With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 32.2 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. According to data last updated on April 11, numbers released by the Ministry of Health show health officials administered 12,516 vaccine doses on Sunday, down from 24,861 doses the day prior. →
TORONTO – A majority government of the Progressive Conservative, just like in 2018. This is the most likely scenario, six weeks before the provincial vote, according to the projections of the seats elaborated by the specialized website 338canada.com, which analyzes the level of consensus of the parties in the race in view of the appointment at the polls on June 2nd. According to the data examined, if it were to vote at this time the party led by outgoing Prime Minister Doug Ford would win 71 of the 124 seats available, well above the 63 necessary to guarantee an absolute majority of deputies in Queen’s Park: four years ago the Progressive Conservative won in 76 constituencies.
TORONTO – Hospitalizations with or due to Covid-19 continue to increase. Today, infected patients in Ontario hospitals reached 1,090, against 977 on Sunday but above all against 551 on March 22, just twenty days ago. Intensive care admissions are also growing: now 184 beds are occupied by Covid inpatients, compared to 173 today. Some patients are hospitalized due to Covid-19, others for different reasons and test positive at the time of the hospital admission swab (so they are inpatiens with Covid-19).
TORONTO – 1.188 ricoveri Covid negli ospedali dell’Ontario sabato, 977 ieri: una diminuzione che non deve ingannare, perché di domenica il 10% degli ospedali non fornisce aggiornamenti. Ma nonostante l’incompletezza dei dati, cresce comunque il numero dei pazienti nelle terapie intensive: +5 in 24 ore, con il totale che va a 173 (+4% rispetto alla settimana precedente), dei quali 88 respirano con l’ausilio di un ventilatore. Su base settimanale, i ricoveri per (o con) Covid-19 sono aumentati di quasi il 22%: sette giorni fa, negli ospedali dell’Ontario c’erano 763 pazienti Covid…
TORONTO – I contagi sono in rapido e costante aumento tra gli studenti e gli insegnanti. A lanciare l’allarme, e a chiedere al tempo stesso il ripristino dell’obbligatorietà delle mascherine, è l’Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association (Oecta)…
TORONTO – Wellington–Halton Hills si estende su una vasta area (1.584 km²) che circonda il distretto elettorale provinciale di Guelph. Situato nell’Ontario sudoccidentale, la circoscrizione comprende le città di Halton Hills ed Erin. Ne fanno parte anche i comuni di Centre Wellington, Guelph/Eramosa e Puslinch…
TORONTO – Anche i partiti politici non sono immuni dal ciclo di rinascita e rigenerazione. Solo che, per mischiare metafore, ogni tanto devono “essere ridotti in cenere prima che la fenice possa risorgere”. Nel 2018, l’Ontario Liberal Party dell’ex premier Wynne è crollato quasi completamente…
TORONTO – Infections are rapidly and steadily increasing among students and teachers. To raise the alarm, and at the same time to ask for the restoration of the mandatory nature of masks, is the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association (Oecta).
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.
TORONTO – 1,188 Covid hospitalizations in Ontario on Saturday, 977 today: a decrease that should not be deceiving, because on Sunday 10% of hospitals do not provide updates. But despite the incompleteness of the data, the number of patients in intensive care is still growing: +5 in 24 hours, with the total going to 173 (+ 4% compared to the previous week), of which 88 are breathing with the help of a fan. On a weekly basis, hospitalizations for (or with) Covid-19 increased by nearly 22%: seven days ago, there were 763 Covid patients in Ontario hospitals. →
Wellington–Halton Hills spans a large area (1,584 km²) that surrounds the provincial electoral district of Guelph. Located in southwestern Ontario, the riding encompasses the towns of Halton Hills and Erin. It also includes the municipalities of Centre Wellington, Guelph/Eramosa and Puslinch. →
With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 32.2 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. According to data last updated on April 10, numbers released by the Ministry of Health show health officials administered 24,861 vaccine doses on Saturday, down from 30,444 doses the day prior.
With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 32.1 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. According to data last updated on April 9, numbers released by the Ministry of Health show health officials administered 30,444 vaccine doses on Friday, up from 23,530 doses the day prior.
TORONTO – Kristine Wong-Tam, city councilor in Toronto, has decided leave (starting May 4th) her role to run in the next provincial elections with the NDP. The news was announced by the councilor herself through a long letter that appeared on her website – https://www.kristynwongtam.ca – which, according to the Corriere Canadese, gives the impression of being financed by the Municipality itself (a point on which the Corriere Canadese itself asked the candidate to clarify).
If she will lose the elections, Wong-Tam (in the pic above, taken from her Twitter profile @kristynwongtam) will not be able to rejoin the City Council also because she has already announced – in the same letter – that she will not run again in the next municipal elections in the autumn. At the Toronto Catholic District School Board, they are not following the same example: neither the trustee Ida Li Preti (candidate with the Liberals) nor the trustee Angela Kennedy (candidate with the Conservatives) have in fact renounced their position as trustees.
