"We thought maybe it was a temporary surge of a week or so. It hasn't been," said Susan Fitzpatrick, CEO of the Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network (LHIN). "It may be a temporary surge and we do have the right capacity," said Fitzpatrick. Susan Fitzpatrick, CEO of the Toronto Central LHIN, says it's trying to figure out the reason behind the surge of sick babies. The LHIN maintains no babies have been turned away as they started using temporary beds for the babies when they got to capacity.

Source: CBC News August 26, 2017 02:15 UTC