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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

NWHU reports 20 cases over weekend

NWHU reports 20 cases over weekend

Northwestern Health Unit sees active case count double in a week, reaching 88 on Sunday.
COVID-19 outbreak at Geraldton school

COVID-19 outbreak at Geraldton school

Health unit declares outbreak at St. Joseph Catholic School after finding evidence of spread in school setting.
Anyone 80 and older can begin booking vaccine appointments on Monday

Anyone 80 and older can begin booking vaccine appointments on Monday

Ontario's online vaccination portal will open to anyone born in 1941 and earlier. Those 75 and older are expected to get the call in early April.
Health unit says there are 40 new COVID-19 cases

Health unit says there are 40 new COVID-19 cases

Region currently has 437 active cases.
Hospital begins sending patients south, as COVID-19 fills ICU

Hospital begins sending patients south, as COVID-19 fills ICU

There were 22 patients in critical care at Thunder Bay's regional hospital as of Saturday, with 19 on ventilators.
COVID-19 exposure reported on Air Canada flight

COVID-19 exposure reported on Air Canada flight

Passengers on March 1 Toronto-Thunder Bay flight could have been exposed, according to federal database.
Health unit announces 43 new COVID-19 cases

Health unit announces 43 new COVID-19 cases

Active cases in the Thunder Bay District rise to 446 with announcement of new cases Saturday.
“Actions speak louder than words”: Mamakwa responds to Ford apology

“Actions speak louder than words”: Mamakwa responds to Ford apology

Premier Doug Ford apologized Friday for accusing the Kiiwetinoong MPP of "jumping the line" for a vaccine.
COVID outbreak declared in hospital's 1A medicine unit

COVID outbreak declared in hospital's 1A medicine unit

Outbreak declared when two or more staff confirmed to have COVID-19 within a 14-day period and it's likely the virus could have been acquired in hospital.
City to receive more shipments of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine

City to receive more shipments of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine

Following a conversation with the Ministry of Health, Mayor Bill Mauro was told the Thunder Bay District will be receiving more doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine due to the high number of new daily cases.
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