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Canada could see 11,000 COVID-19 deaths with controls and as high as 300,000 with no controls

Canada could see 11,000 COVID-19 deaths with controls and as high as 300,000 with no controls

The national modeling says strong preventative measures would see 11,000 people die from COVID-19 while no measures would see 300,000 people die over the course of the pandemic.
Video: April 8, 2020: Outbreak grows

Video: April 8, 2020: Outbreak grows

April 8, 2020: Outbreak grows
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue adjusts its operations

Thunder Bay Fire Rescue adjusts its operations

Measures include enhanced protection against COVID-19.
Kenora mayor wants Manitoba border closed

Kenora mayor wants Manitoba border closed

Move would apply to residential travel, amid concerns cottagers from Manitoba will flock to Lake of the Woods area over Easter weekend.
Mayor defends decision not to host evacuees

Mayor defends decision not to host evacuees

Bill Mauro says the city's emergency services are already 'overwhelmed'
Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Mainly cloudy. High plus 3 °C.
Six sent home after COVID-19 case at Lac des Iles Mine

Six sent home after COVID-19 case at Lac des Iles Mine

One employee, who tested positive for COVID-19, was on site between March 29 and April 4 and is now at home in self-quarantine; his fellow crew members were sent home to self-isolate.
Collins says temporary closure of businesses on FWFN will be enforced by law

Collins says temporary closure of businesses on FWFN will be enforced by law

Fort William First Nation is ordering all businesses on the territory to close temporarily for two weeks starting this Friday
COVID-19 unit could be ready within 3 to 5 days

COVID-19 unit could be ready within 3 to 5 days

Staff is being trained to work in isolation unit, which can hold up to 36 patients. At present there are three confirmed cases in hospital and 18 presumptive cases.
Boulevard dam project will proceed despite COVID-19

Boulevard dam project will proceed despite COVID-19

Rehabilitation can begin because the dam is critical infrastructure
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