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6 Jul, 4 tweets, 1 min read
This week's enforcement update includes 24 tickets and 58 warnings.

22 individual tickets
one mask ticket
one business ticket
The business ticket was issued to Superstore in Steinbach.

Also, Potenza Pizza in Grand Marais was fined $1,296. This is due to them being a sole proprietorship.
13 of the 22 individual tickets were in relation to gatherings at private residences or outdoors. Eight were handed out to people failing to self-isolate.
Since enforcement efforts began in April 2020, a total of 5,030 warnings and 2,040 tickets have been issued, resulting in almost $2.8 million in fines to businesses and individuals.

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7 Jul
MB COVID UPDATE JULY 7:
- 71 new
- 56,586 total
- 990 active
- 1,154 deaths
- 147 hosp., 33 ICU
- 54,442 rcv
- 839,643 tst
- 1,639 YDA
- TP 5.6%

VOC UPDATE:

Total: 15,797 (25 new)
Active: 594
Alpha - 6,968
B.1.351 - 73
Gamma - 214
Delta - 357
Uncat - 8,160
Deaths - 160
New cases:

Winnipeg - 32
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Southern - 12
Prairie Mountain - 4
Northern - 4
New deaths:

M30s - Interlake-Eastern (Unspecified VOC)
M50s - Winnipeg (Alpha)
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7 Jul
To help reduce barriers and support more vaccine uptake, the province hold walk-ins at every supersite on July 14.

More than 20,000 doses available, including around 8,000 earmarked for 12-17-year-olds.

Both vaccines available at each site.
Province says they need about 33,000 more first doses and about 100,000 seconds doses to reach Labour Day targets.

Province says this is in addition to the 180,000 appointments currently booked.

(Confirms they use data based on appointments booked)
And the big one:

New public health orders are expected next week.
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7 Jul
Vaccine briefing notes show 230,000 Moderna doses coming this week. That is way up from the 51,200 confirmed in last week's update.

This is the first week of the Pfizer slowdown, which will be made up for in the final two weeks of this month.
The vaccine delivery forecast now includes August and has zeroes across the board for all vaccines. That's not surprising.
219,267 doses were administered last week.

145,573+ scheduled for this week (Pfizer slowdown week 1)

132,497+ scheduled for next week (Pfizer slowdown week 2)
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6 Jul
MB COVID UPDATE JULY 6:
- 36 new
- 56,516 total
- 972 active
- 1,152 deaths
- 149 hosp., 36 ICU
- 54,392 rcv
- 837,996 tst
- 989 YDA
- TP 6.3%

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Total: 15,772 (174 new)
Active: 598
Alpha - 6,948
B.1.351 - 73
Gamma - 214
Delta - 357
Uncat - 8,156
Deaths - 158
106 new cases of the delta variant.
New cases:

Winnipeg - 24
Interlake-Eastern - 5
Southern - 3
Prairie Mountain - 2
Northern - 2
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5 Jul
MB COVID UPDATE JULY 5:
- 65 new
- 56,482 total
- 1,022 active
- 1,151 deaths
- 150 hosp., 40 ICU
- 54,309 rcv
- 837,004 tst
- 1,126 YDA
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* There is no VOC update on Sundays and Mondays.
New cases:

Winnipeg - 35
Prairie Mountain - 11
Interlake-Eastern - 9
Southern - 5
Northern - 5
First-dose uptake - 74.8%
Second-dose uptake - 50.2%

Very likely we hit the August long weekend vaccine threshold today (reported tomorrow).
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There were 16,551 doses of vaccine administered yesterday.

A total of 1,495,356 doses of vaccine have been administered in Manitoba.
From July 6 to 10, the RBC, Leila, Steinbach, Selkirk and Brandon super sites will be offering extended hours of immunization, from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
The province also seems to be switching to the majority of appointments being walk-ins now.

"RBC will continue to be by appointment only, but all of the other sites will largely be taking walk-ins, with few or very limited booked appointments during these extended hours."
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