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Vic Fedeli has been declared winner and returning MPP for Nipissing.With 40 of 72 polls reporting at 10 p.m. Fedeli had claimed 50.5 per cent of the vote.Our reporter is with the campaign as the win is celebrated and will send updates as Vic addresses the room. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For more provincial election news plus local content, visit our Provincial Election news page. F stanley cup or Nipissing riding candidate profile stanley canada s see page 2 and neighbouring Parry Sound-Muskoka riding election content only, visit our Election Hot Top stanley quencher ic, Thursdays at Noon. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mmgt Mom says OHIP changes means it will cost her $600 a month to feed her son
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.5:30 p.m.: Ontario is facing a shortage of diagnostic technicians that is contributing to medical laboratories being overwhelmed, Premier Doug Ford said Monday, acknowledging the province is reaching its limit when it comes to testing for COVID-19.Ford stressed that the demand for the services of the technicians and a worldwide shor stanley termohrnek tage in the chemicals needed to proce stanley cup ss tests are both reasons why the province has developed a significant backlog of unprocessed tests. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The government continues to reach out to universities and private stanley cup laboratories to bolster its testing capacity, Ford said, as Ontario recorded a backlog of approximately 68,000 tests Monday.The comments came after Ontario changed its testing guidance last week, asking only people with COVID-19 symptoms or those who are in high risk groups to get tested. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The updated guidelines also say assessment centres will no longer accept walk-ins, and will move to an appointment-based system starting Tuesday.The move was made to cut increasing demand at the centres, which had hours-long lines and were turning people away. The province said many of those lining up for tests were doing so to seek reassurance, but did not need an assessme