Listen Live

Ontario once again under 200 new cases of COVID-19

The province added another 175 diagnoses yesterday bringing the provincial total to 33,476.

Another 11 people died bringing the death toll to 2,606.

Ministry of Health data shows another 251 people recovered, bringing the recovery rate to 85.8-percent.  Health Minister Christine Elliott says in a tweet that there are 76 fewer active cases in the province and hospitalizations continuing to decline with 47 fewer patients in the hospital.

Ministry data shows another 23,408 tests were done yesterday.

Continue Reading

cjjm Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

LAMBAC developing new Strategic Plan – seeking public input

The LaCloche and Manitoulin Business Assistance Corporation, known as LAMBAC, is updating its Strategic Plan and is looking for input from the wider community.

Ontario making the Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care program permanent

The Ontario government recently released its plan to invest $89 Million to help people age safely at home by making the Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care (CPLTC) program permanent.

College strike – Espanola campus is closed, Little Current and main campus open

The Espanola satellite campus of Cambrian College is closed due to strike action.

It’s Official … September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in Espanola.

Espanola Mayor Doug Gervais, members of council and staff, were on hand for the raising of the NOFCC flag marking the month.

Solar farm proposal receives dissent from taxpayers in Sables-Spanish Rivers Township

A proposal for a 120,000-kilowatt solar farm in the Sables-Spanish Rivers Township has not been received with open arms by citizens.
- Advertisement -