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College students return to campus to complete essential labs

College students return to campus to complete essential labs

The partial reopening is allowing primarily technology students to return to the Confederation College campus to complete essential lab work
Mandatory mask order coming to Kenora, Rainy River districts

Mandatory mask order coming to Kenora, Rainy River districts

The Northwestern Health Unit is the last in northern Ontario to implement order requiring face coverings in enclosed public spaces
Health unit confirms new COVID-19 case

Health unit confirms new COVID-19 case

Now two active cases of virus in district as health unit announces 95th total confirmed case
Mauro ‘very happy’ with $4 billion in funding for municipalities

Mauro ‘very happy’ with $4 billion in funding for municipalities

The funding is a partnership between the provincial and federal government and $2 billion will be designated for public transit
UPDATED: Kenora jail staff saved lives of five inmates suffering fentanyl overdoses, OPSEU says

UPDATED: Kenora jail staff saved lives of five inmates suffering fentanyl overdoses, OPSEU says

The overdoses occurred over a 24-hour period starting the night of July 20
Hajdu applauds Brampton, Ont. house party charges

Hajdu applauds Brampton, Ont. house party charges

Canada's health minister said COVID-19 is still in our communities, even if numbers are low, and to host a 200-person party during a pandemic is irresponsible and dangerous.
Feds to spend $4.2B on contact tracing and testing capacity upgrades

Feds to spend $4.2B on contact tracing and testing capacity upgrades

Health Minister Patty Hadju said a portion of the money, drawn from a $19.2-billion Safe Restart fund, will be used to improve COVID-19 data management collection to help better track the spread of the virus.
City trims COVID-19 losses to $7 million

City trims COVID-19 losses to $7 million

Municipal leaders had feared pandemic could cost up to $13 million in 2020
New COVID-19 case in Thunder Bay area

New COVID-19 case in Thunder Bay area

District had been without any active COVID-19 cases for much of previous week
COVID-19 Situation Report for July 24th, 2020

COVID-19 Situation Report for July 24th, 2020

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