Ontario reports Gazillion new Covid cases … and Hospitalized with the Wuhan Flu explained

Ontario reports Gazillion new Covid cases … and Hospitalized with the Wuhan Flu explained

Ontario reports over 4,100 COVID-19 hospitalizations as Ford says ‘positive news’ about restrictions is coming this week

Ontario reported over 4,100 COVID-19 hospitalizations today as Premier Doug Ford says residents can expect “positive news” this week about loosening current pandemic restrictions.

There are a record 4,183 COVID-19 patients in hospitals across the province, up from 3,887 yesterday and 3,220 a week ago.

Health Minister Christine Elliott says 53.5 per cent were admitted to the hospital for COVID-19 and 46.5 per cent were admitted for other reasons but have tested positive.


Some patients go in for COVID-19, others are infected alongside another issue. In hospitals, those lines blur

Inside a busy intensive care unit in Toronto’s east end, Dr. Martin Betts often sees patients grappling with a double diagnosis: a serious health issue coupled with — or caused by — COVID-19.

As chief of critical care for the Scarborough Health Network, Betts has treated several patients with diabetic ketoacidosis, a build-up of acids in the blood that’s a life-threatening complication of diabetes, which can be triggered by viral infections.

Other people have been admitted for heart inflammation, heart attacks and even cardiac arrest caused by a SARS-CoV-2 infection — yet COVID-19 is often listed as a secondary diagnosis, a situation Betts describes as “misleading.”

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Exposed: Dark History Of Fauci And Truth About Ivermectin As Early Treatment For COVID19 – Ron Johnson

Although COVID-19 continues to spread around the United States and the world, the Biden administration is adamant that the best way to fight the virus is through the drug made by Pfizer and Moderna. Joe Biden was so sure about the COVID-19 jab that he even tried to mandate it on America’s workforce. But while governments all around the tried to convince citizens to get the jab, science is showing the drug doesn’t stop COVID-19 from being contracted, nor does it stop one from spreading it. When it comes to the coronavirus, their “miracle drug” appears to have little benefits, but again, it is still being pushed by the Biden administration and numerous other governments.

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COVID-19 vaccines for truck drivers ‘right thing to do,’ Duclos says as mandate kicks in

“Ve haf our vays off maging you gumply!”

Unvaccinated foreign national truck drivers are not allowed to cross the border into Canada as of midnight Saturday, while unvaccinated Canadian truck drivers still have a right of return, but must test and isolate for 14 days. The U.S. will also tighten its border restrictions a week later on Jan. 22.

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Revenge is Sweet! ChiComs Say Canada Infected Beijing With Omicron Tainted Mail!

Did Omicron arrive in China’s capital Beijing by mail from Canada?

The Omicron variant of the coronavirus could have entered the Chinese capital Beijing via contaminated mail from Canada, the city’s centre for disease control said on Monday.

Pang Xinghuo, deputy director of the Beijing Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, said the city’s first Covid-19 patient to be diagnosed with the variant had received a letter mailed from Canada on January 7.

“We do not rule out the possibility that the person was infected through contacting an object from overseas,” she said.

h/t FD

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Why Canada’s hospital capacity was so easily overwhelmed by the COVID pandemic

Canada has fewer intensive care beds than almost anyone else in the developed world

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an international body roughly comprising all the world’s developed liberal democracies. When ranked against its OECD contemporaries, Canada currently comes fourth last in terms of intensive care beds available per capita (only Chile, Sweden and Colombia ranked lower). Canada had just 1.97 ICU beds for every 100,000 residents. The top-ranked country, Japan, had 7.74 beds per 100,000.

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Schneider Transport to shutter Canadian operations … and Trucker vaccination policy will harm food chain

Schneider Transport has put its Guelph, Ont., property for sale and informed associates it is closing its Canada-based operations.

“Today, Jan. 14, 2022, we are announcing a change in the company’s approach to Canadian-based operations,” the company told Trucknews.com in a written statement, responding to questions about its Canadian operations.


Company says its decision is unrelated to Covid policy but I wonder.

Trucker vaccination policy will harm food chain

The federal government’s plan to require all truckers entering from the United States to show proof of vaccination creates some serious problems.

Vaccines are the most effective way to reduce risks associated with COVID-19, stop the spread of the virus and save lives. No doubt. But the situation affecting the trucking industry could be challenging and impact food access for Canadians.

h/t J

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Ontario reports many many new Covid cases … and Hundreds of air passengers flouted in-flight mask rules in 2021

Ontario reports many many new Covid cases … and Hundreds of air passengers flouted in-flight mask rules in 2021

Ontario reports 23 new COVID-19 deaths; hospitalizations may be at plateau

Ontario reported 23 new deaths on Monday as new hospital admissions and transfers to intensive care appeared to show early signs they were levelling off.

The Ministry of Health said there were 3,887 people in hospital with COVID-19, with 578 people in intensive care.

Monday’s occupancy level is relatively similar to Sunday’s with the caveat that some hospitals do not report COVID-related occupancy on weekends.


Hundreds of air passengers flouted in-flight mask rules in 2021

More than 1,700 passengers refused to wear masks during flights on Canadian air carriers last year — a problem the union representing many of Canada’s flight attendants says is getting worse.

Figures collected by Transport Canada show that 959 of those cases resulted in enforcement action, ranging from warning letters to fines.

Airlines like Air Canada and WestJet say the vast majority of their passengers respect the rules.

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Poll Reveals Astonishing Percentage Of Democrats Support Unparalleled Covid Tyranny For Unvaccinated

A  shocking percentage of Democrats support the enactment of tyrannical Covid-19 measures on unvaccinated people, according to a Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports poll released Thursday.

Well, maybe “shocking” isn’t the correct term given that we’re dealing with hypochondriac, authoritarian leftists drunk with power. Still, when nearly half the members of the ruling political party literally want to see unvaccinated people digitally tracked and forced into “designated facilities,” it’s definitely cause for concern.

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Truckers across Canada are organizing a “Convoy to End Mandates”.

On January 23rd, they will begin a “slow roll”, from as many border points as possible, to slow down major road transportation routes across the Country. Truckers, and all others, are invited to join the convoy, to send a message to the Government, that forced vaccinations will not be tolerated.

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Mandatory vaccination a betrayal of what Canada stands for

The case for vaccination against COVID-19 is strong, but instead of trying to persuade the remaining holdouts to get their shots, Canada’s political leaders, and especially Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, have insulted them, used them as a political wedge and trampled on their rights. Time was that the son of the man who brought this country the Charter of Rights and Freedoms would be expected to respect those very rights and freedoms.

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VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Politicizing COVID-19 from the start

From the moment COVID-19 appeared, the pandemic became inseparable from politics.

Political frenzy was inevitable because the SARS-CoV-2 virus may have escaped from a level-4 security virology lab in Wuhan, China. The rapid-fire spread soon threatened to indict the Chinese communist government for nearly destroying the world economy and killing millions.

Western elites, in response, feared that their own lucrative investments in China would be jeopardized by such disclosures — and so acted accordingly in defending Beijing.

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