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Article content A child has tested positive for COVID-19 at one of the city’s municipal child-care centres. Children’s services received confirmation Monday that a child at the Dr. E. Couture Child Care Centre on Riverside Drive had tested positive for COVID-19, said a memo to city councillors on Monday from Donna Gray, the city’s general manager of community and social services. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Child tests positive for COVID at city-run daycare centre Back to video The child’s last day at the daycare was Friday and th...

Bianca Hawea was greeted by a wall of flames when she went to investigate cracking noises at the back of her house.

Wairarapa community rallies around house fire victims that lost everything 5 Jan, 2021 10:23 PM 2 minutes to read Joe Sorenson, Donna Gray, and Bianca Hawea looking through a bag of donations from the community. Photo / Wairarapa Times-Age Joe Sorenson, Donna Gray, and Bianca Hawea looking through a bag of donations from the community. Photo / Wairarapa Times-Age Wairarapa Times-Age By: Grace Prior House-fire victim Bianca Hawea has seen an outpouring of support from the Wairarapa community after her family home burned down on Sunday morning. Hawea and her family have set up a temporary home ...

Feala Faatasi Ivala Bianca Hawea's home in Masterton burnt down on Sunday leaving the family living in a small steel garage nearby. The constant smell of charred wood and burnt plastic reminds a Masterton family of how close they came to tragedy. Hunkered down in a 6-metre by 5-metre tin shed near the burnt-out shell of their house, Bianca Hawea, her two teenage sons and her partner, are trying to pull their lives back together. The saving grace is the stream of support arriving at the Clyde St property, with friends, family and strangers bringing much needed supplies. PIERS FULLER/Stuff

  OTTAWA -- A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at the City of Ottawa run Garry J. Armstrong long-term care home. In a memo to Council, Community and Social Services Department General Manager Donna Gray said two staff members at the home tested positive for novel coronavirus. This is the fifth COVID-19 outbreak at the Garry J. Armstrong home. According to the Ottawa Public Health COVID-19 dashboard, 18 staff members and one resident at the home have tested positive for COVID-19 during the five outbreaks. The Centre d'accueil Champlain home also remains on lockdown. Three employees ...