Ontario company contracted to make 7,500 ventilators for Health Canada

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Celestica Inc. has been contracted to build 7,500 ventilators in Newmarket, Ont., for a Canadian medical device company working on the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Celestica says it intends to deliver the medical devices for treating patients with breathing problems to Health Canada in the fourth quarter of 2020.Celestica is a Toronto-based company with a global business that manufactures equipment for a variety of industries including health care, aerospace and information technology.

Starfish is one of several companies working on the federal government's plan to produce up to 30,000 medical ventilators that can be used to treat severe symptoms of COVID-19. Canadian hospitals had an estimated 5,000 ventilators at the outset of the COVID outbreak in mid-March, when public health measures were put in place to limit the disease's impact.

 

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Death sentence! Stop listening to this garbage people

now? what were they doing since 2 months?

GET THE SCIENCE!!! Dr. SHIVA Ayyadurai, MIT Ph.D. Inventor of Email va_shiva Ventilators kill people who have Covid-19!

So does it mean we will stop importing them from China? Please say Yes!

it should have already been mandatory that all emergency and safety equipment be made in Canada, by Canadian owned companies

More tax money going to pay hospitals for a fake pandemic. Keep the fear going CTV. Your fake news reign does have an end

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