“This was Ross River’s largest single-day jump in cases since the outbreak began in June.”
Nine new cases found on Aug. 18
“The more people getting vaccinated, the safer we will be.”
The territory is reporting seven new cases of COVID-19 for Aug. 5.…
Handwashing, avoidance of crowding and masks in communal spaces will continue
Seven new cases were also reported on July 30
The “low risk public notice” for Air Canada flight 8890 was issued on Aug. 1.
The territory has 80 active cases
Mandatory masks may end on August fourth but not every Yukon business will be jumping on board
All youth born in 2009 are now able to receive the Pfizer vaccine, even if they haven’t yet turned 12
“Vaccination, not border control, is now our safety net.”
A testing team is visiting Watson Lake, and a vaccine clinic is planned for July 30
Public exposure notice issued for July 21 Air North flight
The territory has 66 active COVID-19 cases
Two of the new cases are located in rural communities.
Active cases are now at 76
There are now 81 active cases
“We are seeing a slow but steady decrease in cases.”
The Yukon logged 19 new COVID-19 cases over the weekend, from July 9 to 12.
