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Demonstrators expected at Fort Frances border crossing

Demonstrators expected at Fort Frances border crossing

Police warn of possible delays in Fort Frances at the crossing to International Falls, Minn.
Anti-mandate convoy fills up Marina Park, smaller group heads to border

Anti-mandate convoy fills up Marina Park, smaller group heads to border

Between 100 and 150 vehicles gathered at the waterfront, some heading to Waverley Park, others to the Pigeon River border crossing.
Surgeries could resume more slowly in Thunder Bay

Surgeries could resume more slowly in Thunder Bay

Hospital says it will restart procedures “cautiously,” saying the city lags behind encouraging provincial trends.
Canada to announce border changes next week

Canada to announce border changes next week

Returning Canadians and visitors still have to present a negative PCR test in order to come into the country, or in the case of residents and citizens, avoid isolation.
Two more deaths associated with COVID-19

Two more deaths associated with COVID-19

TBDHU announced two more deaths associated with COVID-19.
Siege protestors could be fined up to $100K, jailed

Siege protestors could be fined up to $100K, jailed

State of emergency declared in Ontario as anti-government, anti-mandate protest gets set to enter its third week.
Ontario lifts Directive 2, allowing less urgent surgeries to resume

Ontario lifts Directive 2, allowing less urgent surgeries to resume

Ontario had imposed Directive 2 during Omicron wave, pausing many less urgent medical procedures.
COVID-19 outbreak declared over at Hogarth Riverview Manor

COVID-19 outbreak declared over at Hogarth Riverview Manor

Outbreak in Marigold (5 North) area was announced Jan. 5.
Ontario now provides free rapid antigen COVID-19 testing kits

Ontario now provides free rapid antigen COVID-19 testing kits

Shipments to some Thunder Bay locations were delayed.
UPDATED: 10 COVID patients are now in intensive care in Thunder Bay district, including six at TBRHSC

UPDATED: 10 COVID patients are now in intensive care in Thunder Bay district, including six at TBRHSC

New COVID cases so far in 2022 are already within 500 of the total for all of 2021.
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