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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

One new COVID-19 case announced, two active

One new COVID-19 case announced, two active

There have been 3,399 cases since March 2020 in the District of Thunder Bay.
Ministry of Health to phone unvaccinated Ontarians

Ministry of Health to phone unvaccinated Ontarians

Northwest Health Units confirms calls are legitimate, will offer the vaccine hesitant a chance for consultation with health experts.
Remembrance Day ceremony at Ft. William Gardens scrubbed again

Remembrance Day ceremony at Ft. William Gardens scrubbed again

Difficulty meeting COVID-19 protocols means the service will be outside at City Hall.
Science will determine testing needs at border: Hajdu

Science will determine testing needs at border: Hajdu

The United States is expected to open its borders to Canadians early next month, but the cost of PCR tests required to return home could prevent most travellers from venturing abroad.
UPDATED: U.S. businesses thrilled with news about border reopening

UPDATED: U.S. businesses thrilled with news about border reopening

Ryden's Border Store owner says 'it's a huge relief'
Vaccine uptake improving in NWHU

Vaccine uptake improving in NWHU

First dose uptake in Northwestern Health Unit surpasses provincial average, as active cases tumble.
UPDATED: Active COVID-19 case count falls to one in Thunder Bay district

UPDATED: Active COVID-19 case count falls to one in Thunder Bay district

The daily number of cases has been five or fewer since Sept. 20.
Thunder Bay doing surprisingly well in fight against COVID

Thunder Bay doing surprisingly well in fight against COVID

Region down to one active case and Dr. Janet DeMille says people have been taking health-care measures seriously, which has helped keep numbers low.
Magnus Theatre, TBSO, and Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation receive Trillium grants

Magnus Theatre, TBSO, and Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation receive Trillium grants

Thirteen area organizations get funding to help make up for shortfalls caused by the pandemic.
Thunder Bay district COVID-19 cases stay in low single-digits

Thunder Bay district COVID-19 cases stay in low single-digits

The last time the case count was 10 or higher was on Sept. 17.
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