Possible exposure in Brandon
There were no deaths from COVID-19 reported on Tuesday by the province. However, Brandon saw 100 act...
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There were no deaths from COVID-19 reported on Tuesday by the province. However, Brandon saw 100 act...
No deaths in province from COVID-19 today Posted: Save to Read Later The good news is that no one died of COVID-19 today in the province. However, Brandon saw 100 active cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday. Of the 63 deaths in the Prairie Mountain Health region which are COVID-19 related, 23 originated in Brandon. Advertisement The good news is that no one died of COVID-19 today in the province. However, Brandon saw 100 active cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday. Of the 63 deaths in the Prairie Mountain Health region which are COVID-19 related, 23 originated in B...
WINNIPEG -- Manitobans are being advised about new possible exposures to COVID-19 in both Winnipeg and Brandon over the last few weeks. Winnipeg Transit continues to be a concern as three more routes were identified for possible exposures. The routes include #44, #24, and #20. Route 44 dealt with the exposure on May 3 between 11:30 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. travelling from McLeod and Stephanie westbound to Concordia and Grassmere. The other two routes were affected on May 7 starting with route 24. The exposure happened between 7:40 a.m. and 8 a.m. going eastbound at Ness and Wallasey to ea...