Friday, November 26, 2021 Neepawa Banner & Press
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Right in the centre - Has a solution always been there?
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- Published on Friday, November 26, 2021
By Ken Wadell
Neepawa Banner & Press
There has been a lot of discussion, but not enough, about the value of Vitamin D to fend off disease. Vitamin D has been closely related to the COVID-19 issue. Studies seem to show that the higher the Vitamin D level in a person’s body, the less chance of getting C-19, less chance of getting really sick from it and less chance of dying from it.
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COVID-19 numbers confirmed at Country Meadows
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- Published on Tuesday, November 23, 2021
By Banner Staff
There have been multiple updates regarding cases of COVID-19 in Neepawa. On Monday, Nov. 22, the Province’s COVID-19 bulletin confirmed five new facilities have been moved to Critical (Red) level on the Pandemic Response System. Two of those facilities were local, as outbreaks were declared at Country Meadows personal care home in Neepawa and Village View Lodge assisted living in Plumas.
The Banner & Press has received a confirmation from Prairie Mountain Health on the exact number of cases within Country Meadows.
New COVID-19 outbreak declared in Neepawa
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- Published on Monday, November 22, 2021
By Banner Staff
There has been a new COVID-19 outbreak declared at a facility in Neepawa. In the Province’s COVID Bulletin, published on Monday, Nov. 22, it announced that five facilities have been moved to Critical (Red) level on the Pandemic Response System, two of which are in the Banner & Press coverage area. Outbreaks have been declared at:
