Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

People in Ontario over the age of 75 can start booking appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine through the province’s online portal starting Monday, as more pharmacies across the province are set to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine for people over the age of 60

The number of active cases of COVID-19 has fallen to 399, the first time it has been under 400 since March 6

COVID-19 numbers continue to climb in the Thunder Bay District and Dr. Janet DeMille said people in the city should assume the virus is everywhere.

The number of cases so far in the pandemic passes the 2,500 mark.

Thunder Bay - Superior North MP Patty Hajdu says the city is 'arguably' Canada's current hot spot.

Health minister says proof of vaccination may be required for Canadian travelers looking to visit other countries, though she's not sure if Canada will require that same proof to enter the country.

The active case count has climbed again because only 46 cases were resolved since Tuesday.

Northwestern Health Unit will now break COVID-19 cases into eight, rather than four, geographic regions.

Thunder Bay Police say the man has been arrested and faces multiple charges, including four counts of common nuisance, endangering life.

The Chief Public Health Officer of Canada says Thunder Bay shows how quickly a city can become a 'hot spot'