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Ontario’s top doctor to recommend extending COVID-19 mask mandate for hospitals, transit

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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health says he will be recommending that the province extend remaining mask mandates — in settings such as hospitals, long-term care and public transit — for another four weeks.Dr.

Kieran Moore told The Canadian Press in an interview Thursday that he will be submitting that proposal to the government, and he believes it will help protect people living and working in vulnerable sectors through the worst of the sixth wave.Premier Doug Ford said earlier on Thursday he would have “no problem” extending the remaining mask mandates beyond the current expiry date of April 27 if that’s what Moore recommends.

Ontario ‘well into’ sixth wave of the pandemic: COVID-19 Science Advisory Table The comments come as data from the province’s pandemic advisers suggest that COVID-19 transmission may have peaked, but it’s too soon to say for sure.The Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table’s latest modelling, released today, notes that the province is “well into wave six of the pandemic” spurred by the infectious BA.2 Omicron subvariant, waning immunity and the lifting of most public health measures.The expert group says it’s unclear if the apparent crest in cases during the sixth wave will be followed by an increase, a decrease or a continued plateau after the long weekend.Exact case tallies are unknown after the province limited access to PCR tests in December, but the expert group has drawn estimates from wastewater across the province’s 34 public health units.

Up to 120,000 daily COVID-19 cases in Ontario, science table director says The new modelling suggests hospitalizations and ICU admissions will continue rising, with timing and height of the peak uncertain.

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