Ontario’s Health Minister Sylvia Jones attempted to reassure parents on Thursday that their children would get timely health care amid an unprecedented surge in viral illnesses that has forced children’s hospitals to postpone some surgeries and treatments. Read More
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Ontario health minister tells parents their children will get the care they need amid viral illness surge
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