Ottawa’s Medical Officer of Health pleaded with Ottawa residents to “limit” their social contacts as COVID-19 cases rise in the city, including an “explosive” rise in outbreaks in elementary schools. Read More
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COVID-19: Etches urges residents to 'limit' social contacts; Ontario reports 1,290 new cases; 32 new cases in Ottawa
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