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Manitobans can get boosted earlier, province’s top doctor saysPresentations at the HSC Children's Emergency Department are up in the past week, bringing them to levels similar to November of last year.HealthNov 30, 2023
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Manitoba’s top doctor to field questions as respiratory virus numbers climbDr. Brent Roussin says Manitoba health officials will use a town hall Tuesday night to answer parents' questions about virus surges and to stress the need for preventive action.HealthNov 21, 2022
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Experts say Manitoba health officials need stronger messaging on masks, vaccines'I don't know why we're not changing our behaviour and why public health isn't asking for us to change our behaviour,' says a U of M expert of the need for COVID prevention.HealthNov 17, 2022
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Manitoba expands bivalent vaccine eligibility to all adultsUntil now, eligibility was limited to people in certain groups, including seniors, people with certain health conditions, Indigenous people, and health-care workers.HealthSep 21, 2022
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Manitoba moves to drop vaccine requirements, all COVID-19 restrictions by mid-MarchManitoba's premier and chief provincial public health officer announced the updates to the province's public health order Friday, a week earlier than anticipated.HealthFeb 11, 2022
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Manitoba deaths, vaccines, enforcement continue to rise, but slight drop in COVID-19-related hospitalizationsAs of Wednesday, 68,993 first doses have been given to children ages five to 11 -- a number that represents just over 55 per cent of that age group.HealthJan 26, 2022
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Changes to reporting, COVID-19 response due to ‘dramatic’ change in virus, says RoussinManitoba health officials will update the province Wednesday on the latest COVID-19 and vaccination numbers.HealthJan 19, 2022
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COVID-19: Three U of W Collegiate instructors sue school, province over vaccine mandateThree University of Winnipeg instructors plan to take the province and school to court, over a vaccine mandate they call 'overboard, unreasonable and discriminatory.'CanadaJan 17, 2022
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Province announces changes to COVID-19 contact tracing as students set to return MondayCliff Cullen and Dr. Brent Roussin, joined by deputy education minister Dana Rudy, will speak at a 3 p.m. press conference about contact tracing in schools.EducationJan 13, 2022
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Manitoba’s premier, top doctor tighten gathering limits as cases continue to spikeManitoba's Premier and Chief Provincial Public Health Officer tightened up the gathering limits during a Monday COVID-19 update as COVID-19 cases spike.NewsDec 27, 2021
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