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It wasnt the record-breaking increase seen for the province as a whole, but Haltons COVI
stanley cup D-19 cases continue to rise at an alarming rate.The Region is reporting 35 new cases today, bringing its total closer to the 2,000 mark 1983 .Oakville and Milton are seeing the biggest increases 鈥?with 11 and 10 respectively 鈥?while there are nine new cases in Burlington and five in Halton Hills. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The number of active cases sits at 235, while 1,718 have been resolved.Provincially there were 978 new cases 鈥?a single-
stanley kubek day record. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Todays increase is no doubt troubling to regional leaders, after Premier Doug Ford hinted that Halton could be moved to a modified Stage 2 if its numbers continued to rise at their recent rate.All four of Haltons mayors and regional chair Gary Carr signed a letter to Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. David Williams asked for a targeted approach 鈥?identifying high-risk activities and locations 鈥?rather than imposing blanket restrictions across the region. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Tweeted Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward, Halton mayors @RickBonnette1@OakvilleMayor Gord Krantz Regional Chair @GaryCarrHalton ask Premier @fordnation not to put @RegionofHalton into Stage 2. We support a tar
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