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Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 30 Aug 2024, A3     Full text available at Brodie Resource Library

Rushowy, Kristin, Oakville Beaver, 20 Jan 2017, p. 4     Ontario Legislature; Parliament Hill

Benzie, Robert, Toronto Star ( TorStar), 4 Sep 2020     Click the image to read the article

    A roundup of the research that acknowledged that the transmission of COVID-19 was possible via aerosolized respiratory microdroplets that could travel farther than the 2 metres/6 foot separation of s

Saba, Rosa, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 21 Nov 2020     After the pandemic made it clear that the Employment Insurance (EI) system needed to change, the federal government hinted it would work toward bringing the program up to speed. The program was bolst

Taylor, Jeannine, kawarthaNOW.com ( Jeannine Taylor, 1996), 26 Jan 2021     The Ontario government extended the province's state of emergency on January 26, 2021. This second state of emergency was first declared on January 12, 2021. All emergency orders were extended for 14

DeLaire, Megan, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 25 Jan 2021     It's been one year since Ontario reported Canada's first case of COVID-19. The patient, treated at Sunnybrook Hospital, was a 56-year-old Toronto man who had recently returned from a three-month stay

Taylor, Jeannine, kawarthaNOW.com ( Jeannine Taylor, 1996), 16 Apr 2021     Restrictions included a two-week extension of the stay-at-home order, limiting outdoor gatherings to household members, and closing non-essential construction.

DeLaire, Megan, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 15 Dec 2020     Supply chain experts offered a glimpse of what might be to come in 2021 during the continued COVID-19 pandemic.

Bryant, Michael, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 9 Dec 2020     Lawyers Bryant and Zwibel from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association warned of premature speculation lacking any lawful authority regarding restrictions on travel and other activities if not vacci

Appia, Veronica, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 17 Dec 2020     Health experts predict a an abysmal January, February and March for COVID-19 infections if citizens allowed "pandemic fatigue" to take over and refused to continue practicing cautious over the 2020 C

Appia, Veronica, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 1 Dec 2020     The Ontario provincial government announced an update to their COVID-19 vaccination plan - one which Health Minister Christine Elliott said will by the "largest logistical undertaking that we've had

Taylor, Jeannine, kawarthaNOW.com ( Jeannine Taylor, 1996), 8 Feb 2021     The Ontario government extended its stay-at-home order for another week for all public health regions in Ontario, except for three in eastern Ontario. As other health units gradually moved back into

Warren, May, Toronto Star ( TorStar), 8 Jan 2021     The Ministry of Health reported that the COVID-19 vaccine would be available to previously excluded groups.

Yang, Jennifer, Toronto Star ( TorStar), 10 Jan 2021     Experts said the holiday period accelerated what was already an alarming trajectory before Christmas. According to mobility data shared exclusively with the Toronto Star, some health units that saw d

    Ontario was on the verge of running out of COVID-19 vaccine doses if no new shipments arrived before the end of the following week (January 15, 2021), Premier Doug Ford said during an announcement on

Henry, Michelle, Toronto Star ( TorStar), 21 Dec 2020     Confusion was noted about the mixed message sent by implementing the provincial lockdown on December 26, 2020 instead of December 24, 2020 while still strongly encouraging citizens to celebrate Chris

Hutchinson, Trevor, The Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns), 16 Dec 2020     Hutchinson shared his opinion on Premier Doug Ford's handling of the pandemic, comparing early days responses in March 2020 to the described "stalling" in summer 2020 to the perceived inadequate resp

Taylor, Jeannine, kawarthaNOW.com ( Jeannine Taylor), 18 Nov 2020     Confirmed positive: 275, including 191 in Kawartha Lakes, 61 in Northumberland, 23 in Haliburton (no change) Active cases: 10, including 3 in Kawartha Lakes, 6 in Northumberland, and 1 in Haliburton

Taylor, Jeannine, kawarthaNOW.com ( Jeannine Taylor), 13 Nov 2020     With Ontario's public health officials now projecting up to 7,000 daily COVID-19 cases in Ontario by the end of December 2020, the Ontario government lowered its thresholds of its colour-coded system