NYS health officials undercounted COVID nursing home deaths to boost Cuomo’s ‘narrative’: comptroller

The state Health Department intentionally “misled the public” about the number of nursing home deaths from COVID-19 to help burnish former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s reputation before a sexual harassment scandal forced him to resign in disgrace, according to a blistering comptroller’s audit released Tuesday.

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Military Doctor Attests She was Ordered to Cover Up Wave of Injuries Following COVID-19 Vaccine Regime

Dr. Theresa Long said while giving testimony in court that she and two other medical professionals found a spike in cancer cases, neurological disorders and miscarriages after the vaccine mandate went into place. She and the others who made these shocking discoveries were ordered to keep quiet.

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Is Canada dropping its COVID-19 guard too quickly? Experts weigh in

The federal government is expected to announce Thursday that it is ending pre-arrival testing requirements for vaccinated travellers entering Canada by April 1, sources tell Global News.

The decision comes as nearly all remaining provincial mask mandates are set to be lifted across the country by Monday, with plans to eliminate all remaining restrictions by the end of April.

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Two years of lockdowns has changed everything

“Think back to the America you grew up in. There were 3 things you knew about that country: It was a free country. It was a middle-class country, it was defined by small business. And it was a Constitutional country. Our politicians were limited by the guard rails in our founding documents, they couldn’t go past that. So, it was a happy place.”

“Unfortunately, none of those 3 things is still true about the United States, and lockdowns are not entirely to blame for that, no single cause ever is. But there’s no question that the coronavirus lockdowns accelerated the transformation of the United States.”

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Ottawa discussing next steps after magazine spreading COVID misinformation received funding

As CBC News reported last week, the Department of Canadian Heritage — which helps to oversee the government’s response to a rising tide of false information online — confirmed it provided more than $17,000 to Common Ground magazine through a special program of the Canada Periodical Fund intended to help publications weather the pandemic.

The B.C.-based wellness magazine has been publishing unsubstantiated claims that COVID-19 vaccines could cause cancer in children and that ivermectin — a drug used to rid livestock of parasites that is sometimes prescribed to humans — can reduce COVID-19 mortality.

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‘Fauci Unmasked’: Daily Wire Releases New Docuseries

The Daily Wire’s new three-part series, “Fauci Unmasked,” hosted by Daily Wire host Michael Knowles, details exactly how Dr. Anthony Fauci rose to prominence and dissects Fauci’s repeated incompetence, beginning with AIDS and ending with COVID-19.

Fauci is one of the most successful failures in government history, the series argues, but the media doesn’t want you to know it. Knowles peels back the mask on Fauci’s past, exposing the world’s leading “scientist.”

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Ottawa discussing next steps after magazine spreading COVID misinformation received funding

Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez says his department is discussing next steps after it gave funds to a magazine spreading vaccine misinformation.

As CBC News reported last week, the Department of Canadian Heritage — which helps to oversee the government’s response to a rising tide of false information online — confirmed it provided more than $17,000 to Common Ground magazine through a special program of the Canada Periodical Fund intended to help publications weather the pandemic.

The B.C.-based wellness magazine has been publishing unsubstantiated claims that COVID-19 vaccines could cause cancer in children and that ivermectin — a drug used to rid livestock of parasites that is sometimes prescribed to humans — can reduce COVID-19 mortality.

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Canadians Were ‘Persuaded to Fear COVID-19 Too Much’: Constitutional Rights Group

Two years have passed since governments first imposed lockdown measures across Canada in mid-March 2020, among other COVID-19 restrictions. The measures continued on an off over the two years, which is a deviation from the initial order of “two weeks to flatten the curve” and calls for an apology from officials, a constitutional rights group says.

On March 15, the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom released a new report, titled “Two weeks to flatten the curve, two years to flatten our freedoms,” in which it said public health policies that were imposed and reimposed repeatedly have brought widespread economic, physical, and psychological damage upon Canadians.

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Ontario reports maybe but not really 1,718 new Covid cases … and Stealth Omicron is comin on strong

Ontario reports maybe but not really 1,718 new Covid cases … and Stealth Omicron is comin on strong

Ontario reports 16 net new COVID-19 deaths; ICU occupancy falls to 204

Ontario reported 16 net new deaths due to COVID-19 on Wednesday, as ICU occupancy in Ontario hospitals hit the lowest point since the end of 2021.

The Ministry of Health says that 15 of Wednesday’s deaths occurred in the past 30 days and one other occurred prior to that period.


COVID-19 BA.2 subvariant may soon account for 50 per cent of all infections in Ontario: health minister

Ontario’s health minister believes the COVID-19 subvariant BA.2, which has been described as “stealth Omicron,” may make up at least half of all infections reported in the province in the near future.

“But the evidence suggests that, in Ontario at least, it is a subvariant of the original Omicron variant and it’s not causing many more hospitalizations or more intensive treatments,” Christine Elliott said at a news conference Tuesday.

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The lockdowns mark the start of a ride we can’t get off.

Two years ago this week, the United States shut down. Churches, schools and businesses went dark. Weddings, funerals, and birthdays went silent. City streets stood empty, with an eeriness closer resembling occupied Paris than the bustling hubs they’d been just days before.

Two years later, as the last of the mask mandates for school children falter and crack, it’s tempting to believe our nightmare is finally over. Just as the disease is going to haunt us a long while, however, so too will the effects of how we tried to fight it.

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Ontario Reports 1,076 New Covid Cases They Guess … And That Many Think Trudeau Did A Good Job?

Ontario Reports 1,076 New Covid Cases They Guess … And That Many Think Trudeau Did A Good Job?

Ontario confirms 16 more COVID-19 deaths, 220 in ICU

Ontario confirmed 16 more COVID-19 deaths on Tuesday as ICU occupancy continued to decline.

The Ministry of Health says 13 of the deaths occurred in the past month and three happened more than a month ago.


Canadians sharply and evenly divided over Trudeau’s pandemic performance, poll suggests

A new poll says public opinion on the political response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada is deeply divided, with those polled split evenly on the question of how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has handled the emergency.

The poll, conducted by the Angus Reid Institute in partnership with CBC, found that 48 per cent of Canadians say Trudeau has done a “good” or “very good” job during the pandemic so far.

Another 48 per cent said Trudeau has done a “bad” or “very bad” job.

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Fourth Covid shot is NECESSARY to control the virus, says Pfizer CEO – as Fauci admits ‘we don’t know’

America is moving into what might be the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the virus – and potentially regular shots for it – may be around for long into the future.

How long can not yet be determined, though, and even some of the world’s top health experts can not give solid answers as to how many shots people will need, and for how long.

Dr Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, told CNBC in an interview published Monday that he was unsure what was next for Covid vaccines, but he is confident that more will be needed down the line.

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