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Health unit reports 4 new COVID-19 cases

Health unit reports 4 new COVID-19 cases

Active cases fall to 56, with Thunder Bay District Health Unit reporting daily case count in the single digits for fifth straight day.
Gravelle favours Ontario bubble, return to regional COVID approach

Gravelle favours Ontario bubble, return to regional COVID approach

Liberal MPP says he believes a regional approach could still work, but understands those who think otherwise.
Vaccines for education workers in NWHU not expected until June

Vaccines for education workers in NWHU not expected until June

Premier Doug Ford had stated earlier in the month that education workers would begin receiving vaccines in mid-May.
Virtual learning opt-in window opens

Virtual learning opt-in window opens

Most parents and students will have to make a decision this month about whether or not to continue learning from home next fall, though high school students at the Catholic board have until June 1 because a hybrid model is already in place.
Two more die from COVID-19, active case count drops to 57

Two more die from COVID-19, active case count drops to 57

The district has now experienced 58 deaths from COVID-19, including six in April.
Thirteen new cases announced by NWHU

Thirteen new cases announced by NWHU

Five of the cases are in Emo, Ont., where there are currently 16 active cases.
Outbreak declared at Emo school

Outbreak declared at Emo school

At least two cases detected within the Sturgeon Creek Alternative Program community.
Health Minister says Canada rising up vaccination charts

Health Minister says Canada rising up vaccination charts

Liberal Patty Hajdu said Canada is among the G20's top countries when it comes to the percentage of people who have received at least one vaccine dose.
Health unit opens 3,600 vaccination spots

Health unit opens 3,600 vaccination spots

Anyone 60 and older may book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine.
Health Unit announces four new COVID cases

Health Unit announces four new COVID cases

The district's 61 active cases are the lowest in the area since Jan. 8, when there were 49 confirmed active cases.
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