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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

COVID outbreak declared at Chartwell Glacier Ridge

COVID outbreak declared at Chartwell Glacier Ridge

TBDHU reports 10 active COVID outbreaks in high-risk settings across the district.
One COVID-19 outbreak declared over at St. Joseph's Hospital

One COVID-19 outbreak declared over at St. Joseph's Hospital

One COVID-19 outbreak has been declared over at St. Joseph's Hospital, while another remains ongoing.
One COVID outbreak at St. Joseph's Hospital is declared over

One COVID outbreak at St. Joseph's Hospital is declared over

Other COVID-19 outbreaks continue in high-risk settings in the Thunder Bay area.
Hospital seeks more government funding to deal with surgical wait list

Hospital seeks more government funding to deal with surgical wait list

The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is trying to get to its 'long waiters' first as it looks to address a surgical backlog worsened by COVID-19.
District's COVID-19 death toll reaches 121

District's COVID-19 death toll reaches 121

The number of patients in hospital with COVID has climbed from 43 to 66 in the past week
29 residents and staff confirmed with COVID-19 at Southbridge Pinewood

29 residents and staff confirmed with COVID-19 at Southbridge Pinewood

There are COVID outbreaks in two sections of the Walsh Street long-term care home.
Three more deaths are linked to COVID-19

Three more deaths are linked to COVID-19

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit reports that 120 people have died with COVID-19 listed as an underlying or contributing cause since April 2020.
COVID-19 outbreak at St. Joseph's Hospital expands

COVID-19 outbreak at St. Joseph's Hospital expands

An outbreak of COVID-19 has expanded to the entire 5th floor of the St. Joseph's Hospital.
COVID-19 outbreak declared at St. Joseph's hospital

COVID-19 outbreak declared at St. Joseph's hospital

An outbreak of COVID-19 has been declared in the St. Joseph's Hospital's 5 North area.
Bivalent vaccine eligibility opens

Bivalent vaccine eligibility opens

All Ontario residents 18 and older are now eligible to receive the bivalent COVID-19 vaccine, which provides more targeted protection against the Omicron variant.
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