COVID-19 case counts, Canada’s chief public health officer said Friday.“There may be bumps in our trajectory over the coming weeks, with further easing of public health measures, and spending more time indoors during the cooler weather,” Dr.
Theresa Tam said at a press conference.Despite this, experts say Canada is probably not headed for a winter as grim as last year’s, even if people and governments still need to take precautions to make sure things don’t get worse.“With the highly contagious Delta variant continuing to pre-dominate, the risk for surges and disease activity is likely to increase with more time spent indoors, particularly where there are low pockets of vaccine coverage,” she said.“Currently, severe illness trends are.