COVID-19 workplace outbreak has declared at a Tim Hortons restaurant in Colborne, Ont., the region’s health unit announced Wednesday after initially not revealing the location.The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit declared the outbreak Tuesday morning at the Tim Hortons on Big Apple Drive after two staff members tested positive and officials determined the exposure could have occurred in the workplace.

COVID-19: Outbreak declared at East Northumberland Secondary School in Brighton There are now four confirmed cases among staff from that Tim Hortons, the health unit announced Wednesday afternoon.

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