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 The County of Dufferin says a second staff member from Dufferin Oaks is in isolation after testing positive for COVID-19. |
 Green spaces in parks remain open for walking, but citizens urged to maintain adequate physical distancing and following strict group limits of five people or less. |
 The UGDSB is contributing to the effort to get much needed medical supplies to health workers. |
 Hospital CEO says there are likely more cases in the community than the tested ones and isolation is the key. 
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 The Province has adjusted the Provincial Offences Act to include three charges police can enforce. |
 The Town has extended due dates on property tax accounts, water, and wastewater utility accounts. |
 Orillia Tomorrow provides gift cards or certificates to local businesses. |
 Many councillors participated in a conference call during the short Monday Council meeting
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 A woman in her 30's is the latest Grey Bruce resident to contract Coronavirus. |
 Mar 31/20 Bayshore Broadcasting Sports |
 They include: masks, gloves, gowns and hand soap. |
 Grey Bruce Health Services CEO says hospital staff are 'immensely' thankful for the show of support.
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 Executive Director Lisa Owens says historically pandemics increase shelter usage |
 The Grey Bruce Health Unit reports the first presumptive case of Coronavirus through community transmission |
 $135,000 is going to the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation's Covid-19 Emergency Response Fund. |
 An emergency order prohibits organized public events and social gatherings of more than five people |
 The organization says it has raised $1.64 million, exceeding their goal of $1.633 million. |
 Police say one of two new cruisers will be a hybrid. |
 Some have been helping with deliveries. |
 Grey and Bruce have surveys for businesses to answer how COVID-19 is affecting them. |
 Orangeville Police are reminding closed businesses to make sure things are safe and secure. |
 Interview with Attack General Manager Dale DeGray
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 Mar 27/20 Bayshore Broadcasting Sports |
 Progressive Conservative Lisa Thompson says massive package includes emergency assistance for food, rent, childcare.
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 South Bruce Grey Health Centre says volume of people attending has been lower than anticipated. |
 Kelly returned to work yesterday (Wed, March 25th) and got down to the business of catching up on a number of issues.
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 One of the confirmed cases, a woman in her 70s died yesterday, bringing the regional death toll to three. |
 Supreme Cannabis the parent company of 7ACRES in Tiverton saw an increase in online sales |
 Ian Boddy speaks out to citizens amid COVID-19 pandemic. |
_12.jpg) The first meeting of a working group happened Wednesday to help figure out ways to assist local businesses through pandemic. |
 The hospital in Orangeville needs donations of unopened gloves, masks, gowns and vented goggles. |
 Personal Protective Equipment including masks, gloves and gowns are needed. |
 You can participate through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or email. |
 Bruce Power has donated $300,000 to area food banks |
 If you need assistance with getting essential supplies or are interested in volunteering your time, please connect with them directly |
 Grey Ag Federation President says farmers now able to use foreign workers and farm credit. |
 Mayor Luke Charbonneau says he gets that this is a hard message to hear |
 Mar 25/20 Bayshore Broadcasting Sports |
 Mayor Wade Mills announced the deferral of property tax payments Tuesday. |
 On March 24, Saugeen Shores and Kincardine declared |
 Simcoe County has two new cases of COVID-19, with two more being processed. |
.jpg) Credit Valley Conservation says a number of trails and conservation areas are closing to the public. |
 The break-in happened on Memorial Avenue back on February 24. |
 Staff from all over county departments being trained to help LTC residents weather COVID-19. |
 Town has decided to waive all fees and interest related to the late payment of property taxes - for a three month period. |
 COVID-19 assessment centres will be opening soon in Huntsville and Bracebridge. |
 The federal government wants to pass COVID-19 relief measures. |
 The provincial government has released a list. |
 Founder Gary Brown says the cancellation is due to Coronavirus concerns |
 The Ontario government has released the list of essential services that can remain open due to COVID-19. |