NB Omicron

• New Brunswick lifting all COVID-19 restrictions March 14, proof of vaccination ending Feb. 28

  As of March 14, masking, physical distancing, and capacity limits will no longer be required. Those who test positive for COVID-19 will not have to isolate.

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  Feb 24
  
• COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to drop in New Brunswick

  According to provincial health data, there are 3,309 active cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick. There are currently 74 people hospitalized -- down four from Tuesday.

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  Feb 23
  
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• COVID-19: New Brunswick reporting 4 more deaths

  Sunday's update shows 116 people in hospital with COVID-19, with 15 in ICU and eight on a ventilator. The total number of deaths in the province rose to 290. 

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  Feb 13
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• N.B. to further ease COVID-19 restrictions starting next week

  New Brunswick is moving to the least restrictive level of its winter plan on Feb. 18, and the premier said he is “hopeful” all mandates will end by the end of March.

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  Feb 9
• COVID-19: N.B. reporting 4 deaths and 344 health-care workers isolating with virus

  N.B. hasreported updated COVID-19 numbers with hospitals at 89 per cent occupancy and ICU beds at 77 per cent occupancy.

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  Feb 7
• COVID-19: New Brunswick reports 1 death, 159 people in hospital

  There are currently 17 people in ICU and nine on a ventilator, both unchanged since the previous day.

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  Feb 6
• COVID-19: N.B. reporting 5 deaths, estimated 5,460 active cases

  New Brunswick is now at a modified Level 2 of the COVID-19 winter plan. Restrictions were eased two days earlier than originally scheduled. 

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  Jan 30
• COVID-19: N.B. reports 6 deaths, nearly 500 health staff isolating

  The six deaths include a person in their 40s. There are currently 489 health-care workers who have tested positive for the virus and are isolating.

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  Jan 26
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• COVID-19 hospitalizations rising in N.B. but ‘trending below’ projections, top doctor says

  Public Health reported there are 138 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19, with 11 of those patients in intensive care. The province also reported three deaths.

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  Jan 25
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• COVID-19: N.B. urges children to get vaccinated before school resumes in person by end of month

  New Brunswick is reporting two more COVID-19-related deaths on Sunday, as well as 126 people hospitalized with the virus.

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  Jan 23