October 2021

• CBC: Vaccine allergy? Experts say most past reactions not valid reason for exemptions
• Global News: St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton selected to pilot Ontario’s 1st monoclonal antibody therapy clinic
• Canada.com: Concerns about flu increase as COVID measures are reduced
• CMAJ: Gender-based differences in physician payments within the fee-for-service system in Ontario: a retrospective, cross-sectional study
• CTV Barrie: Dr. Gandhi pleased he 'got it wrong' with grim COVID-19 fall outlook
• City News: Ontario launches flu shot campaign during COVID-19 4th wave
• CBC: Can kids go trick-or-treating this year? Tips for a safe Halloween
• Global News: Canada-U.S. border news brings travel hope. Here's how to do it safely
• CTV: Preliminary Ontario data shows lasting COVID-19 vaccine efficacy
• CBC: Rapid tests needed in some Ontario schools when daily cases surpass 1,000, says science table head
• CTV Barrie: Barrie businesses equipped with rapid COVID-19 test kits

September 2021

• Toronto Star: Why aren’t mainstream media holding fear-mongering MDs to account?
• Global News: mass gatherings and new COVID-19 variants
• CTV: Toronto restaurant says it won't accept medical exemptions
• CBC: Ontario's COVID-19 rates lower than expected due to public health measures, say experts
• CBC: Few likely to forge vaccine certificates, medical exemptions, Ontario says, but expert says it's easy
• CTV: Medical exemptions to Ontario's vaccine passport system should be exceedingly rare, doctors warn
• Ottawa Citizen: Kaplan-Myrth: A tale of two patients — one vaccinated, one not
• CTV Windsor: Physicians see increase in COVID-19 vaccine exemption requests
• Toronto Star: Are passports mandates the best way out of the pandemic? YES Vaccines protect us regardless of setting
• CBC: Third COVID-19 shots: Who needs them and why?
• Global News: Where is Canada heading in its fight against COVID-19?
• CBC: New OMA survey highlights need to improve health care in Waterloo region   
• Toronto Star: Most Toronto police employees are vaccinated; one in five missed deadline to disclose, force says
• Country 93 FM: Consultations Identify Ways To Improve Health Care In Grey Bruce
• Toronto Star: Toronto parents describe nerves, excitement as Ontario's largest boards resume class
• Canadian Press: Many students in Ontario's largest boards head back to class today
• Toronto Star: Peel's top doctor says he won't call for pause on sports and other extracurriculars in schools Getting vaccinated, reducing contacts
• CBC: Why do some people disagree with vaccine mandates, and who can qualify for an exemption? Experts say conversation is key when consider vaccine exemptions for medical, ethical, and religious reasons
• iPolitics: Parties’ plans for long-term care don’t inspire experts
• Toronto Star: Peel's top doctor says he won't call for pause on sports and other extracurriculars in schools Getting vaccinated, reducing contacts
• Canadian Press: Many students in Ontario's largest boards head back to class today
• Toronto Star: Toronto parents describe nerves, excitement as Ontario's largest boards resume class
• CBC: Canada has opened up its borders to fully vaccinated foreign travellers. Are there risks?
• Bayshore Broadcasting: Consultations Identify Ways To Improve Health Care In Grey Bruce
• CBC: From mu to C.1.2, here are the latest coronavirus variants scientists are watching closely
• Global News: COVID-19 cases down after France introduced its vaccine passport — will the same happen in Canada?
• CityNews: physician burnout
• Hamilton Spectator: Invest COVID savings in long-term care 1
• Toronto Star: The virtual-care revolution doesn't stop here 1
• The Canadian Press: Doctor quits pandemic science advisory group over alleged political influence
• Toronto Star: Booster shots won't end the pandemic. Here's what Canada should do instead
• Toronto Star: Eye docs give province the stink eye

August 2021

• Toronto Star: Booster shots won't end the pandemic. Here's what Canada should do instead
• 680 News: COVID-19 booster shots too soon for general population, argues doctor
• Windsor Star: Lower wait times, hospital investments top local health care priorities, interim survey results show
• Sarnia Journal: Wait times, access to doctors top local health concerns
• National Post: It's time to learn to live with COVID
• 610 CKTB Niagara: DR. RICHARD TYTUS - REDUCING WAIT TIMES AND INVESTING IN NEW HOSPITALS ARE THE TOP PRIORITIES FOR IMPROVING HEALTH CARE IN NIAGARA REGION - SURVEY RESULTS SHOW
• 1290 CJBK London: DR. SHARAD RAI, CHAIR OF THE LOCAL OMA DISTRICT WITH KEN AND LOREENA
• 1 CKXS Chatham: Health Care Survey Showing Local Concern
• Woodstock Sentinel- Review: Reducing wait times, improving care for seniors are top priorities in OMA survey
• Chatham Daily News: Reducing wait times, improving care for seniors identified as top priorities in OMA survey
• Global News: Ontario doctors call for school staff to be vaccinated
• Cornwall Standard Freeholder: Too many unknowns to call fall federal election; Wildfires, border issues, case surges need attention
• Metroland Media: Get your COVID shots now. It’s not too late, says Ontario’s chief medical officer
• CTV:  Ontario doctor speaks on the importance of getting vaccinated
• Toronto Star: Dr. Naheed Dosani started PEACH to provide palliative care for homeless and vulnerably housed populations
• Toronto Star: Telemedicine has literally been a life saver during the pandemic. Ontario needs to make virtual care billing codes permanent
• Toronto Star: Fixing health-care wait times once and for all
• CTV Barrie: Muskoka families, business owners ready to welcome U.S. travellers
• CBC: International students face vaccine hurdles as they prep for campus life in Canada
• Global News: Has the fourth wave of COVID-19 started in Canada
• Toronto Star: We can re-define Canada’s health systems because we already have
• Globe and Mail: A vaccine-only strategy won’t prevent a fourth wave of COVID-19
• Globe and Mail: Canada’s health care workers need to be held to a higher standard on vaccines
• CBC: Toronto doctor says Barbie made in her image is ‘surreal’

July 2021

• CBC: Mass immunization sites are starting to close but a trickier new phase of vaccine rollout is ahead
• Toronto Star: Violent, militarized park encampment clearings won’t end homelessness in Toronto. Here’s a human rights approach
• CityNews: Alberta's plan to scrap isolation for COVID-positive cases draws criticism
• CTV: Popup clinic in York Region aims to increase vaccinations for young people
• Radio Canada: Nouvelles directives pour la reprise des chirurgies dans les hôpitaux
• Toronto Star: Working fewer hours will make you more productive and healthier
• CTV: Hospitalizations almost 'exclusively' among those without a COVID-19 vaccine
• Global News: Should Canada be worried about a fourth wave of COVID-19?
• CTV: From the doctor's office to the small screen: Who are these medical experts we see on TV every day?
• Toronto Star: Yes, vaccines should be mandatory for health-care workers. Here’s a compassionate and equitable way to make that happen
• TVO Coronavirus Home Stretch Series: Part 1 - An infectious-disease doctor on our new normal
• Metroland Media: How to navigate social situations after months of COVID-19 isolation
• Toronto Star: For those with mental health problems, the pandemic did not end on Friday
• Global News: Should Canada be worried about a fourth wave of COVID-19? Doctor weighs in
• CBC: Outspoken health experts say racist social media attacks have taken a toll
• Postmedia: Don't call an election until the pandemic is truly behind us, Mr. Trudeau
• CBC: COVID-19: What we know about mixing vaccines
• CTV: Lambda variant in Canada: where is it and will it become a variant of concern?
• Toronto Star: Dear Jody Wilson-Raybould: Realizing that Parliament is losing you fills me with sorrow, but I know you won’t be quiet
• CTV Barrie: Vaccines the 'whole reason why' step 3 happening
• Dryden Now: Dryden doctor wins Rural Service Award
• CTV: COVID-19 vaccines effective in preventing hospitalization: Bogoch
• CBC: Is Pfizer's push for booster vaccines a good idea?
• Toronto Star: They were afraid of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. How a talk with the family doctor changed their minds
• Ottawa Citizen: Reflections from a family doctor on 16 months of confronting COVID
• Guelph Mercury Tribune: 'The other pandemic' of addiction a growing issue for Guelph during COVID-19
• CTV Barrie: 'It will still be safe,' Expert says non-vaccinated kids under 12 should return to school
• Windsor Star: Palliative care requires calculation system to improve decision-making
• CBC: Eastern Ontario woman can't get mammogram results explained: Kimberly Cheetham, 35, has a family history of breast cancer