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COVID-19: Employee case confirmed at Real Canadian Superstore in Peterborough

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COVID-19.Global News Peterborough inquired on Monday about a possible case at the Real Canadian Superstore on Borden Ave.On Tuesday, an email statement from the store’s parent company Loblaw confirmed a “team member” recently tested positive for the coronavirus.The supermarket is attached to Lansdowne Place Mall.

COVID-19: Peterborough mayor ‘strongly encourages’ those from red, locked-down zones to stay away “We have been working with the local public health team and have taken a number of steps to minimize risk, including increased sanitization protocols and enforcing social distancing practices in the store and the risk remains low for our customers,” the statement reads.

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