COVID-19 outbreaks declared at 3 Windsor-Essex schools
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has declared COVID-19 outbreaks in three additional schools in the region.
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Two 2021 Chrysler Pacifica vehicles have been added to the list of prizes for fully vaccinated Windsor-Essex residents.
WECHU warns of high number of opioid overdoses
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit’s surveillance and monitoring system has issued an alert after an increase in opioid-related emergency department visits and EMS calls.
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Liberal leader Justin Trudeau makes stop in Windsor
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau spoke at the University of Windsor during a campaign stop on Friday.
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Decrease in new COVID-19 cases in Windsor-Essex, but more school outbreaks
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is reporting 40 new cases of COVID-19 and no new deaths on Friday.
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Health officials report COVID-19-related death of child under 10 in Ontario's Waterloo Region
A child under the age of 10, who Waterloo Region's medical officer of health said had underlying health conditions, has died due to COVID-19.
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MLSE plans for return to full capacity at Scotiabank Arena for upcoming Maple Leafs season
Toronto could soon see Scotiabank Arena packed with hockey fans as Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) prepares to run at full capacity for the upcoming season, a spokesperson confirmed to CTV News on Friday.
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COVID-19 testing clinic being held at St Joseph's Catholic High School following school closure
The WECHU is hosting a COVID-19 testing clinic at St. Joseph's High School on Friday.
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Council approves vaccine policy for city workers
Windsor City Council has unanimously approved a mandatory workplace COVID-19 Vaccine policy for its workers and it will go into effect later this year.
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Taking football talent south of the border
Two Windsor high school students have travelled south to continue playing high school football.
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Chatham ICU full. Majority unvaccinated. Surgery scheduling day-by-day: CKHA
Chatham-Kent health officials are 'disheartened and worried' about the direction COVID-19 is taking in the region, saying the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is at capacity, and the majority of patients are unvaccinated.
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Liberals ask candidate to 'pause' campaign after dropped sex assault charge revealed
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says a Toronto-area candidate has been asked to pause his campaign after the party learned he previously faced a dropped sexual assault charge that was later dropped.
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