Early signs suggest fall COVID-19 wave starting in Canada — before updated boosters are available

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There are early signals Canada is already entering a fall COVID-19 wave, while updated booster shots likely remain weeks away.

Earlier this week, the Public Health Agency of Canada said fluctuations in virus activity across the country could be an “early sign” of increased infections. 

The percentage of COVID tests coming back positive, for example, had been gradually declining since the spring, but started going up again over the last month — most recently hitting nearly nine per cent. Hospitalizations increased in August as well, jumping roughly 11 per cent in a week, as the number of hospital beds occupied by COVID

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