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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 14 May 2003, p. 2

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“Toronto continues to be a safe place. Anyone who‘s travelling to Toronto, either for business or pleasure. should be reassured that it is safe to do so." I For Govommom of Canada: 1800 454-8302. W 1800 465-7735 I w canadagc ca I Fat at-tttttttttt of 0mm: 1 888 668M636,TTY 1 800 38r5559 I w heanh gov on ca Respected health professionals and specialists in disease control are all coming to the same conclusion: Canada has turned the corner on SARS. To put things in perspective, Health Canada believes it is important to remember the following points: . The number of people who have recovered from SARS is going up. . The total number of people in quarantine is going down. Canada has provided such enormous leadership to all of us in the global community." Canada was doing everything right. including screening passengers as they Mt." It's safe to travel to Toronto." turned the corner on BARS. Canada has Dr Colin D‘Cunna, Commtssioner of Public Health and Chief Medical Officer of Health -- Toronto Star, Thursday, April 24, 2003 Jr. Julie Gertrerdiog, Director of " Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta - Global News 6 '30 pm. Friday, May P, 2003 Dr David Hermann, World Health Organization, Executive Director of Communicable Diseases - Closing news conference, Special international meeting on SARS - Toronto. Thursday, May l, 2003 1 hard to. all "' Health Santé Canada Canada cts Ind t heal” DI Paul Gully, Health Canada - Toronto Star, Thursday. April 24, 2003 Ontario Canada EARS lealt I

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