Ontario hospitals are experiencing staff shortages at an “unprecedented” level, an executive at the provincial agency overseeing them says, but the situation may improve in the coming weeks as the seventh wave of COVID-19 recedes. Read More
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Hospital staffing strain 'unprecedented,' could peak soon: Ontario Health executive
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