Manitoba premier tests positive for COVID-19
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Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has tested positive for COVID-19.
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has tested positive for COVID-19.
Stefanson has posted on social media that she is experiencing minor symptoms and is working from home while self-isolating.
The premier says her office has informed people she came into contact with over the last few days.
Stefanson was at a few public events recently, including the unveiling of a mural at the legislature Monday which had dozens of people in attendance.
Manitoba's other main party leaders have also tested positive for COVID-19 at different times during the pandemic.
Opposition Leader Wab Kinew, who tested positive last November, wished Stefanson a speedy recovery on Twitter.
(The Canadian Press)
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