Manitoba’s premier says she has tested positive for COVID-19.
Heather Stefanson said Wednesday morning on social media that she has “minor symptoms” and is self-isolating while working from home.
Read more: Manitoba COVID-19 numbers continue to decrease, despite 3 deaths, 80 hospitalizations reported
Opposition leader Wab Kinew offered wishes for Stefanson to get well soon in response to her tweet.
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According to last week’s statistics from the province, the overall number of severe outcomes from COVID-19 infection continues to drop in Manitoba, although there were still 80 hospitalizations and three deaths reported.
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