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Oceanside weekly COVID-19 cases on the rise — COVID-19 update

The Oceanside local health area leads the Island for third doses at 29 per cent of people 12 and older.

Island Health offers walk-in second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, prepares to scale down clinics

The Parksville Community Centre vaccination clinic is set to close on Sept. 6 — residents will still be able to get the vaccine at the Qualicum Beach Civic Centre.

B.C. records five COVID-19 deaths as fines increase for gatherings and long term care visitation rules loosen

B.C. reported 800 new cases of COVID-19 today, 39 of them were in Island Health where there are now 233 active cases.

Province will extend second COVID-19 vaccine doses to four months

B.C. plans to vaccinate 400,000 residents by early April, according to Dr. Bonnie Henry, provincial health officer.

New COVID-19 vaccines coming to B.C.

There are 161 active #COVID19 cases in the central island region, up five since yesterday.

Island Health reports 41 new COVID-19 cases

There are 156 active #COVID19 cases in the central island region, up six since yesterday.

Island Health reports 36 new COVID-19 cases

There are 150 active #COVID19 cases in the central island region, up 10 since yesterday.

No new COVID-19 cases or deaths in B.C. long-term care homes in the past 24 hours

There are 140 active #COVID19 cases in the central island region, up seven since yesterday.

Island Health reports 101 new COVID-19 cases over weekend

There are 133 active #COVID19 cases in the central island region, up 37 since Friday.

B.C. long-term care home outbreaks declining

There are 96 active #COVID19 cases in the central island region, down one since yesterday.
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