How Ontario was led into a COVID-19 crisis
Episode Date: April 19, 2021Military-style field hospitals in the middle of Toronto. A children’s ICU filling up with dying adults. Medical advisers at the end of their rope. Tod...
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1825 episodes transcribedMilitary-style field hospitals in the middle of Toronto. A children’s ICU filling up with dying adults. Medical advisers at the end of their rope. Tod...
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