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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

As the U.S. border opens, travelers must follow re-entry rules

As the U.S. border opens, travelers must follow re-entry rules

Molecular tests are still required to return to Canada and must be taken within 72 hours of arriving at the border.
14 new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

14 new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

The active case count has climbed to 25.
Two COVID-19 cases at École Gron Morgan

Two COVID-19 cases at École Gron Morgan

Those considered a contact of two who tested positive at public school will be contacted by public health, school board says.
Health unit announces expanded booster shot appointments

Health unit announces expanded booster shot appointments

Starting Monday, anyone born in 1951 or earlier will be eligible for a booster shot, as long as it's been six months since their second shot.
Unvaccinated make up vast majority of local COVID-19 cases

Unvaccinated make up vast majority of local COVID-19 cases

Less than 15 per cent of cases since June involved those fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Thunder Bay District Health Unit says.
COVID active cases up to 23 in Thunder Bay District

COVID active cases up to 23 in Thunder Bay District

Case count the highest since June 18.
As cases rise, DeMille wary of Ontario’s plan to lift restrictions

As cases rise, DeMille wary of Ontario’s plan to lift restrictions

Thunder Bay's medical officer of health expresses hesitation over the province's tentative plans to lift vaccine requirements as early as January.
Chief of Gull Bay First Nation wants challengers to election postponement to pay costs (2 Photos)

Chief of Gull Bay First Nation wants challengers to election postponement to pay costs (2 Photos)

A national advocacy group took up a court case against the Chief and Council.
Thunder Bay up to 22 active COVID-19 cases

Thunder Bay up to 22 active COVID-19 cases

Case count the highest in the District of Thunder Bay since June 19.
Ontario expands eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots

Ontario expands eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots

Those over 70, health care workers, and more eligible as of Saturday; Province says all residents over 12 will follow in coming months.
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