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Manitoba health officials give live coronavirus update Monday

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COVID-19 Monday as case counts continue to surge across the province.Chief provincial health officer, Dr. Brent Roussin, and chief nursing officer, Lanette Siragusa, have scheduled a media briefing for 12:30 p.m.

Manitoba opens new coronavirus isolation site for Winnipeg’s shelter population Global News will stream the event live in this story.Over the weekend, health officials reported 852 new cases of COVID-19 and 21 deaths, including the province’s youngest victim of the virus, a boy under the age of 10 from Winnipeg.The latest deaths pushed the province’s total number of deaths from COVID-19 reported since March to 301.Since March, Manitoba has reported 16,483 lab-confirmed cases of novel coronavirus.

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