Taryn Bridges first felt sick in August. Then she tested positive for COVID-19. Now, nearly three months later, she's still feeling the effects of the disease.

All four are tied to activity earlier this week, health officials said.

If you, during this pandemic time, are experiencing symptoms of health concern, do not ignore them, Roy Green says.

A satellite COVID-19 assessment centre has been set up on Queen's University campus, aimed specifically at newly returned students.

Interior Health, after further testing of individuals, has identified additional Kelowna locations where people may have been exposed to COVID-19 between June 25 and July 6.

Nurses told Global News that over the last two days, more than 200 people per day have come through the mobile clinics and that 70 people were tested at the site in the first two hours alone.

KFL&A Public Health Chief Medical officer says regions COVID-19 testing is equal to or greater than provincial average per 100,000 people.

As the seasons change and people with allergies experience symptoms, it will be important for them to know the difference between those and COVID-19 symptoms.

"Because it's a minor illness for so many people, it's difficult to take seriously and people may not even know they've got it."

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has announced that a fourth probable case of COVID-19 has been observed in Quebec.