Sudbury health officials report 32 new COVID cases Monday
The COVID-19 situation worsened in Greater Sudbury on Monday, as the health unit reported 32 new infections.
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Sudbury health officials report 32 new COVID cases Monday
The COVID-19 situation worsened in Greater Sudbury on Monday, as the health unit reported 32 new infections.
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The World Health Organization's emergencies chief says it's 'premature' and 'unrealistic' to think that the pandemic might be stopped by the end of the year.
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