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Active COVID-19 case count in Thunder Bay district falls to two

Active COVID-19 case count in Thunder Bay district falls to two

The district health unit reported no new cases on Tuesday.
A dozen new COVID-19 cases in the Rainy River district

A dozen new COVID-19 cases in the Rainy River district

.The Northwestern Health Unit now has 19 active cases, compared with four in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit.
One new COVID-19 case in the Thunder Bay district

One new COVID-19 case in the Thunder Bay district

The district's caseload stands at four.
Hockey Northwestern Ontario mandating vaccinations for all participants 12 and older

Hockey Northwestern Ontario mandating vaccinations for all participants 12 and older

Requirement will apply to players, coaches, volunteers and officials, as well as HNO officials and volunteers.
Thunder Bay Emergency Control Group urges continued caution over COVID-19

Thunder Bay Emergency Control Group urges continued caution over COVID-19

The risk from variants will grow as colder weather brings more indoor activities
Northern Ontario health units expand vaccination rules for indoor sports facilities

Northern Ontario health units expand vaccination rules for indoor sports facilities

Coaches, officials or volunteers 12 and older must be vaccinated.
Two new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

Two new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

The active case count stands at five.
The Thunder Bay district is among the leaders in COVID-19 vaccination rates in Ontario

The Thunder Bay district is among the leaders in COVID-19 vaccination rates in Ontario

Health ministry reports that 91 per cent of district residents have received at least one dose to date.
Devils Blackwood yet to get COVID-19 vaccination

Devils Blackwood yet to get COVID-19 vaccination

Goalie cites health concerns for opting out for now, not ruling out getting vaccinated down the road.
NWHU warns of increased COVID-19 risk in Emo

NWHU warns of increased COVID-19 risk in Emo

Health unit says COVID-19 situation in Emo may be worse than it appears, urges residents to "answer questions truthfully."
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