The B.C. Centre for Disease Control says a child under the age of five is the third person in the province to die after contracting Enterovirus D68.

The B.C. Centre for Disease Control has confirmed there are now 119 cases of enterovirus D68 in B.C.

Nova Scotia has confirmed its first case of Enterovirus, according to the province's department of health and wellness.

A young man in his 20s with a history of severe asthma has died as a result of enterovirus D68, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control announced Friday.

There's another case of enterovirus D68 in the province, Manitoba Health says, this time in a child under 10 years old.

One of the children admitted to the Hospital for Sick Children last week with muscle weakness has tested positive for Enterovirus D68.

Health officials in P.E.I. have identified the first case of enterovirus D68 on the Island this season.

It’s no wonder why enterovirus D68 has parents concerned. But is it any more concerning than influenza and the flu season?

Alberta Health Services has confirmed that two children that contracted a neurological syndrome with symptoms of paralysis are also confirmed to have had an infection of Enterovirus D68.

Adults who work with young children say they're taking three confirmed enterovirus cases in the Fredericton area very seriously.