‘We’re really heading into the storm’: Wastewater readings show Ontario entering 6th COVID wave
, which also reports that most public health units are once again experiencing exponential growth of infections.
“The new variant is not the main culprit. It’s us. It’s people just dropping their guards and increasing their high-risk contacts, such as gathering with others indoors without masks.” The wastewater readings have been steadily increasing over the past three weeks, during which time the province lifted capacity limits for most indoor public settings, eliminated the vaccine passport program and scrapped mask mandates at places like schools, gyms, bars and restaurants.
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