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Urban Indigenous COVID-19 vaccine clinics expanding - Classic107: Winnipeg s only dedicated classical and jazz radio station

Urban Indigenous COVID-19 vaccine clinics expanding - Classic107: Winnipeg s only dedicated classical and jazz radio station
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COVID-19 vaccine: Manitoba investing in expanding urban Indigenous vaccine clinics

COVID-19 vaccine: Manitoba investing in expanding urban Indigenous vaccine clinics
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Worrisome COVID variant confirmed in north

Winnipeg Free Press Test-positivity rate in region stubbornly high, MKO health official says By: Dylan Robertson | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Tuesday, Apr. 13, 2021 Save to Read Later A highly contagious COVID-19 variant has made its way to Manitoba’s north as the region races to vaccinate residents while battling a persistently high test-positivity rate. Winnipeg Free Press A highly contagious COVID-19 variant has made its way to Manitoba’s north as the region races to vaccinate residents while battling a persistently high test-positivity rate. We re really not anywhere near the point of effective herd immunity levels yet, said Dr. Michael Routledge, the province’s former chief public health officer, who now is part of the health team at Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak.

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Oxford House turns corner on COVID-19 outbreak

Oxford House turns corner on COVID-19 outbreak By: Dylan Robertson The chief of a northern First Nation that’s starting to bounce back from a COVID-19 outbreak says officials from outside the reserve took a few days to get a contact-tracing process underway as the virus began to spread. The chief of a northern First Nation that’s starting to bounce back from a COVID-19 outbreak says officials from outside the reserve took a few days to get a contact-tracing process underway as the virus began to spread. The experience of Bunibonibee Cree Nation, also called Oxford House, illustrates the strain First Nations officials face when outbreaks hit multiple reserves.

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Concerns rise alongside Manitoba First Nations pandemic caseload

Winnipeg Free Press By: Julia-Simone Rutgers | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Friday, Dec. 11, 2020 Save to Read Later COVID-19 has taken a staggering toll on Manitoba First Nations people, who now represent more than one in 10 pandemic-linked deaths and half of the province’s virus-related hospitalizations. Winnipeg Free Press COVID-19 has taken a staggering toll on Manitoba First Nations people, who now represent more than one in 10 pandemic-linked deaths and half of the province’s virus-related hospitalizations. Manitoba’s leaders say they plan to reinforce messaging and work with both local leadership and federal partners to support First Nations communities as they work to hunker down and weather the second wave of the novel coronavirus.

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