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Don't wait for me to leave you Baby!

same song with The Band

booze can be evil

great vocals Harry has it a bit slow

Do you think this guy has heard of Mark Knofner

Blacklocks is a paid to read reports, since you are a member can you post the entire article? I tried to search out other articles or really anything to back this catch headline. The full story would be nice, although the headline is cool

TORONTO — The president of the Ontario Hospital Association says the province could face a new surge in patient transfers and cancelled surgeries as it deals with the third wave of COVID-19 in the weeks ahead. Anthony Dale says if the trend of increasing patient numbers arriving in the province's hospitals continues, it will further strain capacity. Dale says that will lead to patient transfers running "24-7" to ensure they receive life-saving care and additional cancelled surgeries will be added to the current backlog of 250,000 procedures. He says intensive care units across Ontario are seeing younger patients, with more severe cases of COVID-19, which is straining the system. Dale warned that the pandemic is not over, despite more widespread availability of vaccines, and stressed that people must follow public health measures. "I am very concerned about the breakdown in social cohesion and the understanding of the risk and the sacrifice that is still needed to get us all through this safely together and without unnecessary death and harm and further massive disruption to hospital care," he said. On Monday, Ornge Air Ambulance said between Jan. 1 and March 25, at least 601 patients have been transferred by it or local paramedic services to help address the pandemic capacity crunch in hospitals. Dale says patient transfers have picked up in recent days, citing the example of hospitals in Scarborough where patients are being transported to Kingston, Ont., for critical care. "Hospitals will move heaven and earth ... but it's all making a terrible situation worse," he said. "That's what I see over the coming weeks." This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 30, 2021. So AC link from twitter or direct report from President of hospital association Sure are lot of people willing to lie for the cause (not sure what the cause is but) even ORNGE is making up fake numbers, this has got to stop all these lies are not good.

Can you link to this chart at the Toronto Open Data Portal? this twitter image isn't offical. I am going to bet you can't find this simple information clearly found by someone Other than that I will stick with what the Toronto head Doctor says - since it is live

Younger people are getting more severely ill with COVID, and more quickly, prompting desperate “rescue” interventions for people as young as 22 at one Toronto Hospital. On Monday, 17 people with COVID-19 were connected to extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or ECMO, at Toronto General Hospital, the highest number since the pandemic began. Their ages ranged from 22 to 61. Four are in their 20s or 30s. “Certainly, we’ve seen a shift in the kinds of patients that we’re seeing coming to the ICU in this wave,” said Dr. Eddy Fan, medical director of the Extracorporeal Life Support Program at Toronto’s University Health Network, or UHN. His ECMO unit, the largest in Canada, is also a provincial referral centre In wave one and two, most of those put on ECMO because of COVID-ravaged lungs were older, in their 50s and 60s, with chronic health problems. Now, they’re younger, many previously healthy. https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/a-very-clear-shift-younger-people-getting-sicker-faster-with-covid-doctors-say Most likely Dr. Eddy is lying and there are actually no sick covid patients anywhere in Canada.. As patients are flown to other hospitals due to over crowding we can with confidence say this too is a blatant lie. ORNGE is full of shit they are not transferring patients... Anyone that believes any of this needs to get better information like from facebook or Lilley

How is the Protest going?