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Significant progress has been made in the battle against COVID-19, as Manitoba has hit the milestone of 200,000 doses of vaccine administered, Health and Seniors Care Minister Heather Stefanson announced today. “Every day, thousands of Manitobans are protecting themselves and the people they love by choosing to get the vaccine,” said Stefanson. “This is an incredible team effort, beginning with the public and extending to the dedicated people who are working at the various super sites, pop-up clinics and Focused Immunization Teams, along with all of our partners.” There ar...

Significant progress has been made in the battle against COVID-19, as Manitoba has hit the milestone of 200,000 doses of vaccine administered.

Article content Manitoba has hit a major milestone in its fight against COVID-19, as the province administered 200,000 doses of vaccine, Health and Seniors Care Minister Heather Stefanson announced Saturday. “Every day, thousands of Manitobans are protecting themselves and the people they love by choosing to get the vaccine,” said Stefanson in a press release. “This is an incredible team effort, beginning with the public and extending to the dedicated people who are working at the various super sites, pop-up clinics and Focused Immunization Teams, along with all of our partners.” We a...

WINNIPEG -- Manitoba's health minister said the province hit a COVID-19 vaccination milestone on Saturday. In a news release, Health Minister Heather Stefanson said, as of Saturday, the province has administered more than 200,000 vaccine doses. According to the province's vaccination dashboard, the province also reached its target for daily maximum capacity. The dashboard said the province has the ability to administer 20,918 doses a day. The dashboard said the total number of doses administered is now 204,107 – accounting for 13.4 per cent of Manitobans 18-years-old and older. “Thi...

Brandon Sun Posted: The province announced five new COVID-related deaths and 138 new cases of the virus during the weekend. Advertisement The dead include four people from the Winnipeg health region and one person from Interlake-Eastern. Northern health region led the pack in new cases with 59, followed by Winnipeg at 52 and Southern Health-Santé Sud with 13, while nine cases were found in Prairie Mountain Health and five were reported in Interlake-Eastern. There are now 891 active cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba, of which 21 are in Prairie Mou...