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Canada’s top public health officials are preparing for a "peak" of COVID-19 cases in the fall and localized outbreaks until at least January 2022, new modelling data shows. The report underlines that officials are aiming for a "slow burn" scenario, "keeping case rates low and within the health and public health system’s capacity to manage," but are preparing for a worst-case scenario which shows a surge of cases when flu season approaches and then ongoing "peaks and valleys" for the next several years.
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