Posted AT 6:46 AM EDT on 31/03/05
ER delays common and deadly, doctor says
Ontarians are ''on a fairly regular basis dying when they don't need to die'' because of long waits in hospital emergency rooms. The bald acknowledgment came yesterday from Sean Gartner, a 37-year-old emergency physician in Guelph.
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