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Winnipeg warns of COVID-19 exposure in city council chamber

The City of Winnipeg is set to raise property taxes by 5.95 per cent, sources tell Global News. The 2025 preliminary budget will be tabled on Dec. 11. CP Images/Francis Vachon

If you were in the city of Winnipeg council chambers Wednesday, you may have been exposed to COVID-19.

The city released a statement Friday saying that members of Executive Policy Committee, city staff, delegates and media members may have been exposed to a positive COVID-19 case.

“Those who attended the meeting have been advised that they do not need to self-isolate, but need to monitor for symptoms and follow public health guidelines if they start experiencing COVID-19 symptoms,” said the city.

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Council chambers have also been cleaned using an antistatic fogging system.

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