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Winnipeg Free Press COVID messages missing vulnerable Manitobans, community advocates say Low-income residents without stable housing, access to TV and internet, people who don t speak English at higher risk By: Dylan Robertson and Katie May | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020 Winnipeg Free Press Nine months in to the COVID-19 pandemic, lowest-income Manitobans are among the hardest hit by the virus and public-health advisories haven t made their way to all vulnerable groups. Manitobans who don t have stable housing, credit cards or access to the internet, news media or non-shared food and hygiene supplies are contracting the virus at rates that are likely higher than what official provincial data captures, considering some are reluctant to get tested, community advocates say.

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