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Article content Algoma Public Health has said it has completed its investigation of the COVID outbreak at St. Mary’s College that deemed a Grade 9 cohort and bus #55 at “high risk” earlier this month. St. Mary’s College distributed the two-page letter to parents of students at the school Thursday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Easter 'gathering' probe results remain in lockdown Back to video The letter states that those under isolation as a result of the investigation have now completed their isolation period at midnight. “Members wi...

Article content The federal government is providing $336,000 in funding to the District Social Services Administration Board of Sault Ste. Marie to operate a safe voluntary isolation site. The funding will be used for up to eight hotel/motel rooms to accommodate COVID positive individuals or those who may need to self-isolate and can’t do so in their existing residences. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Self-isolation support offered through federal government program Back to video “We know COVID-19 spreads easily when individuals can’t sel...

Province-wide lockdown begins; 'hunker-down' Premier says (UPDATED WITH WEDNESDAY CASES) Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced a more restrictive province-wide lockdown which takes effect 12:01 a.m. Thursday. Author of the article: Elaine Della-Mattia Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  •  3 days ago  •  7 minute read  •  Ontario Premier Doug Ford takes off his mask during an April 1, 2021 announcement at Queen's Park. Ontario entered into a four-week partial shutdown beginning Saturday as COVID-19 cases in the province spike. Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press Photo by Frank Gun...

Article content More immunization clinics have been scheduled for the next two weekends at the GFL Memorial Gardens, Algoma Public Health medical officer of health Dr. Jennifer Loo said. More than 4,000 doses of the vaccine received for the Algoma health unit and allocated to the GFL Centre have been administered and every single appointment over the past weekend’s clinic was filled, she told The Sault Star Wednesday. “That is fantastic news. We’re very pleased.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Roll up: More COVID-19 vaccination clinics p...

Mayor Brian Bigger never did get the Northern Ontario bubble he wanted in an effort to keep visitors and COVID-19 out of Sudbury and the region.