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No new cases of COVID-19 were recorded in the Grey Bruce Health Unit in the last 24 hours. The number of confi...

Active COVID-19 cases in Huron-Perth dipped below 40 for the first time in nearly eight weeks Wednesday, the 15th consecutive day in which active numbers have…

Moderna clinic planned for June 4th in Stratford SHARE ON: Here’s another opportunity for you to get your COVID-19 vaccine. A Moderna only clinic is taking place on June 4th at the Stratford Rotary Complex for those 18 years of age and older. The clinic is being run by a group of primary care providers in Perth County. You can click here to book your appointment. The Moderna vaccine is part of the Huron Perth allotment for primary care.

Kincardine, ON, Canada / ShorelineToday.ca May 25, 2021 | 6:29 AM The Grey Bruce Health Unit reported 9 new cases over the weekend (2 on Saturday, 4 on Sunday, and 3 on Monday). Only two of the cases were in Bruce County (1 in Kincardine, and 1 in South Bruce Peninsula). There are 1,336 confirmed cases including 378 variants. 38 are active, 1,291 resolved, and 3 are currently in hospital. The health unit have administered 78,304 vaccine doses, with 8,575 fully vaccinated. In Huron Perth, there ...

Vaccine uptake continues to progress in Huron Perth

Vaccine uptake continues to progress in Huron Perth

Vaccine uptake continues to progress in Huron Perth

There were 7 new COVID-19 cases in Grey Bruce. Two of them were in Kincardine, one was in South Bruce Peninsula. The number of confirmed cases now sits at 1,311 including 361 variants of concern. There are currently 54 active cases and 1,250 resolved. 3 people are currently hospitalized in Grey Bruce. In Huron Perth, there were 8 new cases with 3 in Goderich. 1,740 have now been confirmed with 75 active and 1,609 resolved.  

Article content According to Huron Perth Public Health’s data from May 17, almost 58,000 doses of vaccine have been administered throughout Huron Perth. While regional transmission trends continue to decline and vaccine coverage rates grow, medical officer of health Dr. Miriam Klassen warns residents to not become complacent. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ‘We are getting closer, but we aren’t there yet’: Klassen Back to video ...

Health officials in Huron Perth are urging anyone who attended the All Wheels Park in Mitchell from May 10 to 14 to self-isolate and seek COVID-19 testing after variant of concern cases were linked to the park.