'What's at stake here is people's lives': Activists call for better pandemic response in Thunder Bay

'What's at stake here is people's lives': Activists call for better pandemic response in Thunder Bay
While the temperatures may not be in the minus 30s and COVID-19 cases have come down significantly since March in Thunder Bay, Ont., the lives of people considered part of the vulnerable population in the city are still at risk.
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Posted: Apr 23, 2021 7:46 AM ET | Last Updated: April 23
Grassroots activist group Not One More Death have issued a set of measures they say will improve the pandemic response for people that are homeless or marginalized in Thunder Bay, Ont. (Novikov Alex/Shutterstock)
While the temperatures may not be in the minus 30s and COVID-19 cases have come down significantly since March in Thunder Bay, the lives of people considered part of the vulnerable population in the city are still at risk.

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