Niagara Public Health has confirmed that the outbreak at St. Martin Catholic Elementary school has ended.
The first case was announced on November 14th, and when a second case was identified on November 19th, an outbreak was declared.
Overall, there were ten confirmed cases at the school, and 9 were determined to be caused by the outbreak.
All classes affected by the outbreak are now back in session.
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One Arrest in Port Colborne RIDE
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Man Critically Hurt in Crash
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Local MP Stunned at Potential Appointment
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Penner Home Hardware had supplies of dehumidifiers, shop vacs, flying off the shelf after Monday's flooding
Thorold Considering Ormand Parking Lot
This is for the Non-Profit Housing Corporation on Ormand Street, city told employees have tough time finding parking
Woman/Son Wade Through Knee High Flood
St. Catharines woman losing basement apartment after flood