COVID-19 claims another Greater Sudburian
A total of 166 people in the region have died directly or indirectly because of the virus
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A total of 166 people in the region have died directly or indirectly because of the virus
57 patients at Health Sciences North have tested positive for COVID-19
57 patients at Health Sciences North have tested positive for COVID-19
Author of the article: HELEN MORLEY Publishing date: Feb 11, 2021 • February 11, 2021 • 2 minute read • Article content On Saturday, Feb. 6, only two public health units in northeastern Ontario did not have COVID-19 outbreaks. The other three have at least one outbreak with the majority of outbreaks being in the Public Health Sudbury & District region. At the moment they are confined to the Greater Sudbury area. The Sudbury area has also seen a large number of their active cases resolved. Since Saturday, Jan. 30, Algoma Public Health has seen an increase of 16 cases in i...
Article content Two new outbreaks in long-term care settings and another three cases of COVID-19 were announced on Sunday. Public Health Sudbury and Districts said outbreaks have been declared at Pioneer Manor, on Notre Dame Avenue, as well as the Elizabeth Centre in Val Caron, where an outbreak was also declared last month. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Outbreaks declared at Pioneer Manor, Elizabeth Centre Back to video “The outbreak at the Elizabeth Centre is following the report of one case of COVID-19 in a resident,” the health unit, a...