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How are Ontario hospitals coping with a staff shortage?

An Orangeville hospital is relying on people from other departments to help out as they deal with a nurse shortage. Maleeha Sheikh speaks to a nurse association on the troubles nurses continue to face and what the premier needs to do to fix it.

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