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There has been another COVID-related death in Greater Sudbury.

As current COVID-19 trends across Ontario begin to show signs of improvement, the City of Greater Sudbury has developed plans to reopen municipal pools, arenas…

As current COVID-19 trends across Ontario begin to show signs of improvement, the City of Greater Sudbury has developed plans to reopen municipal pools, arenas…

Article content As the city announced Friday that most arenas have reopened with safety protocols in place, Public Health Sudbury and Districts reported four new cases of COVID-19, all in Greater Sudbury. Two of the individuals confirmed positive on Friday were aged 40 to 59, while one person was 20 to 39 years old. The age of the fourth person was unspecified. The source of exposure for one person was unknown and information was pending for the other three. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury records four new COVID cases; most arenas now ope...

Try refreshing your browser. When you get your COVID shot, it will likely be at an arena Back to video Public Health Sudbury and Districts has identified 40 possible sites across its jurisdiction where local residents can receive their COVID-19 vaccines. The health unit’s Vaccine Playbook, released in January, identified sites being considered as venues where people can receive their shots in mass vaccination events. The playbook said local vaccine implementation committees will be set up in five geographic areas: Sudbury East, Greater Sudbury, Chapleau, Lacloche Foothills, and Manitoulin...