Ontario releases new COVID-19 modelling projections | FULL update

Ontario health officials release updated COVID-19 modelling projections as cases in the province continue to remain high.

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69 comments

  1. Their modelling is as accurate as CP24 is at predicting the weather. They cant even predict 2 days into the future.

    1. Historian, Niall Ferguson’s wildly exaggerated April 2020 Imperial College COVID virus propagation and mortality model had been universally adopted by political-profiteering authoritarians (government officials) and corrupt public health officials as a pretext to lockdown, ruin the economy, advance corporate-monopoly and finance-indenture-extortion interests. The consequences of Ferguson’s grotesquely-irresponsible prediction has been seized upon by a profiteering pharmaceutical industry, with indemnity against injury liability, to unleash toxic experimental treatments upon a terrorized, captive, and extorted public.

    2. @Zed and if you read a certain document in September of 2020, it also was pretty accurate on the 3rd wave timeline / with new variant and hospitalizations exceeding capacity.

    1. @Cary Francis for one reason they are not allowing the farmers to bring in the tens of thousands of foreign workers who work our fields

    2. @Cary Francis
      I live on a farm. The farmer who crops the fields here is terrified the whole food chain is about to break.
      The lockdowns are interrupting our system so badly we will end up with shortages.
      You can’t shut down the economy over and over and expect it to keep running properly.

    1. @Subordinant No, sunshine, my password to my email account is the same. After having the same PC for years dimwit, I’ve hd to get a new one.

      Let me know when you folks can make a substantive point.

    2. @Mian N Friend, you need help. I’m not arguing with you. You’re unstable. I’m more worried about your health and well being bud.

    3. @Davis Edison Basically what you’re trying to say is that you don’t want to speak with me because I spoke truth about you.

      Nice try paid shill

    4. @Davis Edison “Forgot password”. Why yes I did email sign in screen….so basically you’re just to stupid to figure it out? That’s sad because I consider myself below average and I figured it out.

    5. @Mian N Bud, you’re not well if you believe everyone who accepts the consensus of experts in medical science is a “paid shll”. I’d ask you once more to get professional help from doctors….but, of course, you think they’re all in on a grand reptilian conspiracy.

  2. Will this be the 1st time your modeling is right ????
    Because I can’t think of a single time it has been.

    1. @Darryl Smith I didn’t say this video talks about deaths dimwit. I said the past projections have been correct about deaths and hospitalizations. You claimed those past projections were mistaken.

    2. @Davis Edison You mean modelling like Dr. Tam’s “rocket ship” graph from February I think it was? Or any of the similar ‘rocket ship’ graphs from the Ontario “Science” Table? Their modelling from just TWO WEEKS AGO was predicting, under BEST CASE scenarios, case numbers that are DOUBLE what are actually being seen right now.

      That is not just wrong but spectacularly wrong.

    3. @Primmakin Sofis and they also predicted once for January and once for late March that we would have 18000 cases a day worst case and 10000 cases best case. And let’s not get into last spring where they said there would be 25k deaths in Ontario by the end of the year.

    1. @OpenComments BBCNewsNight What border? All the mutations are all going to end up here. Future Liberal voters coming here for the freebies. None of them consider Canada as home because if they did they wouldn’t spend most of their time in other countries.

  3. The more North you go the more case reductions there are. I live 2 hours north of North Bay and there aren’t any cases at all here. In fact there have only been less than a dozen total cases since the very start. The lockdowns honestly shouldn’t apply here

    1. 69.7% of all Canadians working in the private sector work for a small business (defined as a business with fewer than 100 employees).

      Which size of business has been hit the hardest by the restrictions? Small businesses.

    1. Data?
      Try looking at India
      Lots of data out there if you want to look
      Look at Uk from December
      ZOE Covid symptom tracker data or
      Uk office of National statistics
      Shows the increase infection rates of Kent/ UK VARIANT

  4. I don’t know why they keep saying we’re all in this together when we’re clearly not. I’m suffering in my 500 ft2 apt with no balcony while the rich sit in their mansion with indoor pool, gym area and basketball court etc…

    1. Exsctly.. its better to drive 2.5 hours outside the city to a country hospital, definitely more time effective lol

    2. @larry larry except that the smaller hospitals don’t have the facilities for ICU. Those patients just get shipped to the city hospitals.

  5. If after a year of data they can’t tell you when to expect a decline in cases ( even with the new variants ) then they simply don’t want to tell you.
    As usual they use the “grey area” for a safety net.
    Could be this could be that….now could you imagine what a cf flu season would be if they used the same protocol???

    1. Influenza isn’t as transmissible, especially when you consider the variants. Apples and oranges in terms of modeling.

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