Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte Community Wellbeing Centre has identified a new positive case of COVID-19 on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
A child at Quinte Mohawk School tested positive recently.
However, the community health centre says it will not impact operations at the school as the student had been previously identified as a high-risk contact and was already self-isolating.
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Meanwhile, two recent positive cases on the territory have been identified as variants of concern.
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As of Friday, the community health centre recorded two active cases on the territory. There are 107 active COVID-19 infections in Hatings Prince Edward overall.
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