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Peterborough area sees drop in COVID-19 community transmission but dramatic increase in opiod deaths
Medical officer of health also warns hot weather presents a new pandemic control challenge .
Lindsay Drive-In sits empty despite owner’s strong case he can ensure a safe experience...
Danny Zita is equal parts frustrated, baffled, and disappointed his seasonal business remains shuttered tight while others get green light to open.
PRHC Assessment Centre sees its highest one-day total of COVID-19 tests to date
93 people tested on May 25; hospital exploring alternative for people without symptoms who want to get tested.
Sports fields are open to public but ban on social gatherings means no team...
Peterborough medical officer of health says only 'solitary behaviour' allowed until gathering restrictions are lifted.
‘Lots more COVID-19 in the future’ according to Peterborough’s medical officer of health
Dr. Rosanna Salvaterra predicts at least 18 more months of the disease until there's an effective vaccine.
PRHC working to resume non-urgent care, but it’s going to take time
Hospital vice-president Dr. Lynn Mikula says 'restarting the engine of health care won't happen overnight'.
Lab error shouldn’t erode public confidence in COVID-19 testing, says Peterborough’s medical officer of...
Dr. Rosanna Salvaterra says error impacted 22 local cases, dropping number of positive cases to 67 from 86 a week ago.
Peterborough’s jump in COVID-19 cases due to expanded list of symptoms and more testing
Close to 2,000 tests administered over the past week alone; St. Joseph's at Fleming resident confirmed as the region's second COVID-19 death.
Increase in positive COVID-19 cases in Peterborough region a direct result of increased testing
Peterborough Regional Health Centre's Dr. Lynn Mikula says 'we're now getting a better sense of prevalence of COVID-19 in our region'
Rate of positive COVID-19 cases in Peterborough half of provincial average
Peterborough medical officer of health says the majority of local cases have been related to travel.