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COVID-19 outbreak at BISNO declared over

COVID-19 outbreak at BISNO declared over

The outbreak was declared after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19 in early January
SIJHL seeks season-saving miracle

SIJHL seeks season-saving miracle

State-of-emergency has delayed the Junior A league's return to play timeline until at least mid-February.
Vaccines to be administered at long-term care homes

Vaccines to be administered at long-term care homes

Public health, hospital receive the OK to take the vaccine to vulnerable populations where they live.
Eight new COVID-19 cases announced

Eight new COVID-19 cases announced

Health unit announces new cases in Thunder Bay and district communities Friday, while number of active cases falls slightly.
Outdoor city rinks, parks to remain open during lockdown

Outdoor city rinks, parks to remain open during lockdown

The public is still advised to only leave home for essential purposes and continue to follow all public health guidelines
Low-risk COVID exposure at Thunder Bay Walmart

Low-risk COVID exposure at Thunder Bay Walmart

Anyone who was at the Memorial Avenue store this past Saturday and Sunday between 3 p.m. and 11 p.m.
Ornge set to begin COVID-19 vaccinations in First Nation communities

Ornge set to begin COVID-19 vaccinations in First Nation communities

The vaccinations under Operation Remote Immunity will begin on Feb. 1 and it is expected 16,000 people in remote First Nations communities will receive the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine by the end of April.
Students in younger grades required to wear masks

Students in younger grades required to wear masks

State-of-emergency declaration extends mask-wearing requirement to children in grades 1 to 3.
Northern Ontario travel bubble ‘not feasible’ says DeMille

Northern Ontario travel bubble ‘not feasible’ says DeMille

Due to essential goods and workers coming to and moving through the region a travel bubble in Northwestern Ontario is not possible say public health officials.
Eight new COVID-19 reported by TBDHU

Eight new COVID-19 reported by TBDHU

In the past 10 days, 11 of 91 cases are directly related to travel outside Northwestern Ontario, a 12 per cent share of the total.
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