Coronavirus (COVID-19) Provincial News

Manitoba is going to the public for feedback on the next stage of the province's COVID-19 economic reopening plan. Premier Brian Pallister presented a proposed plan for the third phase of the province's reopening during a June 11 news conference.

Another day has come and gone with no new cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba - the fifth day in a row with no further positive tests for the disease province-wide.

Cassidy Siebert is a registered nurse, who has worked in the emergency room in Arcola Health Centre.

Monday marked a full two months since a case of COVID-19 was last detected in the Northern Health Region.

As Manitoba moves slowly toward economic recovery from COVID-19, cases in the province are dropping lower. One new case of the virus was reported in a provincial briefing June 3.

Katie Bell says she has never seen anything like what she saw working for two months at a busy Boston hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic.

P.E.I.’s Chief Public Health Office will soon be checking Islanders to see if they are immune to the coronavirus. And they could be doing so using a test developed by a Charlottetown company – Affinityimmuno Inc.

As Manitoba moves closer to the second phase of its reopening plan, no new cases of COVID-19 were detected May 29. The province will enter phase two June 1, with most businesses and activities allowed to resume, albeit with restrictions.

Manitoba will attempt to return to life as we knew it June 1. The province will move into phase two of a Manitoba-wide reopening plan on Monday. Premier Brian Pallister announced the next stage of the plan at a news conference May 27.

Manitoba officials will release exact plans for the province's second phase of reopening the economy later this week. Dr.