COVID-19 on P.E.I.: What's happening the week of Dec. 5
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On Sunday, Prince Edward Island's Chief Public Health Office announced two new cases of COVID-19 linked to a school in Rollo Bay. École La-Belle-Cloche will be closed from Monday, Dec. 6 to Friday, Dec.10.
Dr. Heather Morrison announced five new COVID-19 cases on Saturday. One of the cases is a student at École La-Belle-Cloche.
As of Sunday, P.E.I. has 20 active COVID-19 cases and has seen a total of 389 confirmed cases since the pandemic began. There have been two hospitalizations and no deaths.
The P.E.I. Vax Pass is now required at a number of businesses and events. Here's a look at how to get the pass, and how it works.
Here's a list of where you need to show proof of vaccination on P.E.I.
And, here's a look at how the vax pass can protect you.
The symptoms of COVID-19 can include:
B.C. Sports Hall of Fame relocates hundreds of thousands of artifacts to make way for FIFA World Cup
From century-old provincial senior men's baseball jerseys to a keeper Lombardi Trophy won by a Kamloops-born Super Bowl-winning punter, the vast majority of B.C.'s premier sports artifacts won't be on display when the FIFA World Cup comes to town.
Two Sudbury domes used for various sports during the winter months collapsed after a winter storm dropped upwards of 40 centimetres of snow.
Police in Nova Scotia say a teen in Bridgewater and a youth from Manitoba have been arrested for allegedly planning simultaneous attacks at their local schools.
In the provincial budget released on Tuesday, tourism funding increased overall, but a few individual sites ended up on a list of cuts.
The owner of an Old Montreal building where seven people died in a 2023 fire is being charged with seven counts of manslaughter.
With no current plans to open new in-person rapid access to addiction medicine clinics, a woman who lost her brother to an overdose worries Manitoba's government is not doing enough to prevent substance-related deaths.
Gurpreet Singh, a 40-year-old Indian national, is suing the Canadian government and employees of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), alleging they prosecuted him maliciously and violated his charter rights.
Edmonton orthopedic surgeons are warning of widespread surgery cancellations in coming weeks due to a funding dispute over how Alberta compensates another group of hospital doctors.
Advocates fear the looming closure of the Niagara Region's sole safe drug consumption site will result in a spike in overdose deaths and cases of blood-borne infections such as hepatitis C and HIV.
A potential sightseeing gondola overlooking Canmore is returning for a new stage of engagement under Alberta's All-Season Resorts Act.
CBC News has learned Vancouver police are investigating whether someone with access to the force's property office colluded with organized criminals to tamper with key evidence in a high-profile murder case.
A city-operated long-term care (LTC) facility in Thunder Bay, Ont., and a staff member face criminal charges following the death a year ago of an 86-year-old resident.
A group of parents of Black children in Guelph are asking for change within the Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB).