The Doug Ford government is considering introducing tougher COVID-19 restrictions as Ontario continues to see record-breaking daily new cases. Sources told CTV News Toronto Sunday that Premier Doug Ford met with his cabinet to discuss possible measures to preserve hospital capacity and keep schools open amid the spread of the Omicron variant. Among new restrictions being … Read more
Looking for colour wherever I can find it. Trash in context. Mandarin orange slices. Christmas was the only time our family got a box of these oranges. They still remind me of those days. I thought that there was a limit on how long a vehicle could be parked on the street without being moved. … Read more
We survived another year Mini? What’s the point? How cold is it? The crows have ice around their eyes First act of vandalism of the year? Ice in a window First mask photo of 2022 Yup..its cold.
Nine new COVID cases, 10 resolved in Thunder Bay district Nine new COVID-19 cases, including eight in Thunder Bay or the immediate surrounding area, were reported Wednesday by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. At the same time, TBDHU reported 10 previously-diagnosed cases had been resolved since Tuesday. This brought the active case count to … Read more
Seven new COVID-19 cases, 14 cases resolved The COVID-19 caseload in the Thunder Bay district continues to trend downward. The district health unit on Tuesday reported an active case count of 64, seven fewer than on Monday. The daily caseload has been falling since its recent peak of 137 on Dec. 6. TBDHU reported seven … Read more
FDA Committee Members Reviewing Pfizer Vaccine For Children Have Worked For Pfizer, Have Big Pfizer Connections The FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee is holding a virtual meeting Tuesday October 26 to discuss authorizing a Pfizer-BioNTech Coronavirus vaccine for children between the ages of 5 to 11 years old. This committee has a lot of … Read more
Health unit reporting six new COVID-19 cases Following several days of no new cases, the Thunder Bay District Health Unit is reporting six new cases on Friday. According to the health unit, five of the new cases are from First Nation communities and one in a district community. The exposure category of the new include … Read more
Local businesses see mixed reactions from customers on vaccine certificate As of Wednesday, the government of Ontario has mandated that some non-essential businesses must require customers to provide proof of vaccinations in order to enter their establishments. Medical officer of health Dr. Janet DeMille says the implementation of the vaccination passport mandate could be challenging … Read more