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That area is basically a public housing stripFor the best pizza discussion
hands down the best pizza is in the west end at Luca’s Pizza by Dixie and Bloor shyt is
Open late night and their slices are
so fukking delicious
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facts bruh the sandwichesThe amount of late night visits ive made there
ontario and toronto is screwed
testing is down but cases are still high as hell
no one cares anymore we going to be the nyc if things dont change
testing is down but cases are still high as hell
no one cares anymore we going to be the nyc if things dont change
Ontario reported 441 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday as the provincial death toll climbed to over 2,000.
That is the highest single-day increase since May 8 and it marks the third time in the last five days that more than 400 new cases have been reported.
For the fifth-straight day, the number of new cases outpaced the number of resolved cases.
Ontario’s growth rate in cases has steadily hovered between 1.5 and 1.9 per cent for 12 of the past 13 days.
Chief medical officer of health Dr. David Williams has said the numbers are in a plateau, and called it disappointing.
Another 28 people have died of coronavirus, bringing the provincial total to 2,021.
Of the 2,021 total deaths, 1,262 were in long-term care, Public Health Ontario reports. The Ministry of Long-Term Care reports that 1,486 people who died were in long-term care – a discrepancy attributed to a lag in reported deaths.
Provincial health officials also reported that there were no new outbreaks in long-term care homes.
For the second-straight day, more than 10,000 tests were completed but the total of 11,276 still fell short of the province’s target of 20,000 daily tests.
The provincial total of confirmed cases now stands at 24,628 with 76.2 per cent considered resolved.
The number of hospitalizations continues to slowly decline while ICU patients fell by two. However, the number of patients in ICU and on a ventilator climbed by three over the last 24 hours.
That is the highest single-day increase since May 8 and it marks the third time in the last five days that more than 400 new cases have been reported.
For the fifth-straight day, the number of new cases outpaced the number of resolved cases.
Ontario’s growth rate in cases has steadily hovered between 1.5 and 1.9 per cent for 12 of the past 13 days.
Chief medical officer of health Dr. David Williams has said the numbers are in a plateau, and called it disappointing.
Another 28 people have died of coronavirus, bringing the provincial total to 2,021.
Of the 2,021 total deaths, 1,262 were in long-term care, Public Health Ontario reports. The Ministry of Long-Term Care reports that 1,486 people who died were in long-term care – a discrepancy attributed to a lag in reported deaths.
Provincial health officials also reported that there were no new outbreaks in long-term care homes.
For the second-straight day, more than 10,000 tests were completed but the total of 11,276 still fell short of the province’s target of 20,000 daily tests.
The provincial total of confirmed cases now stands at 24,628 with 76.2 per cent considered resolved.
The number of hospitalizations continues to slowly decline while ICU patients fell by two. However, the number of patients in ICU and on a ventilator climbed by three over the last 24 hours.
427 cases today...
Hmmm when were those test done
Seems like were averaging 400 new cases per day
While BC is getting new10 cases per day
And only 10 ppl remaining in the ICU
And only 10 ppl remaining in the ICU
You see that weather out there? Ain't no one got time to line up for a test
that is the only area you can find shawarma similar to ottawa in toronto or peel
edit: im trippin thought yall meant the lawrence/warden area
lol i’ve driven by there a few times but never cared to stop.For the best pizza discussion
hands down the best pizza is in the west end at Luca’s Pizza by Dixie and Bloor shyt is
Open late night and their slices are
so fukking delicious
90% of pizza out here is garbage. especially where im at in brampton where indians fukked pizza up
no one cares anymore and it might lead to ford shutting everything down again if cases go back to april levels
Heartland Mississauga?