Contact tracing on a new case of COVID-19 announced on P.E.I. Sunday has uncovered a new case, a man in his 40s who is a health-care worker at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown.<\/p>\n
The man was tested Sunday and results came back positive Sunday evening.<\/p>\n
The testing station for COVID-19 is back up and running again at Confederation Bridge, after complaints from truckers.<\/p>\n
A second round of tests at Whisperwood Villa have all come back negative.<\/p>\n
Many small businesses are now asking employees to wear a mask while at work.<\/p>\n
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown what can be possible with regard to a basic income guarantee on P.E.I.<\/p>\n
The Downtown Farmers' Market returned to Charlottetown with COVID-19 precautions in place.<\/p>\n
Health PEI told employees in an email earlier this week thatall staff who come in contact with patients and who aren't able to physically distance must now wear medical masks.<\/p>\n
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