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COVID-19 Public Exposure Notice issued for Prince Rupert’s homeless shelter

Main door at Cranes Crossing, Prince Rupert’s homeless shelter, on March 5. Northern Health issued a public notice of potential exposure occurring at the shelter between Feb. 22 and 24. (Photo: K-J Millar/The Northern View)

Northern Health said possible exposure between Feb. 22 and 24

by K-J Millar
updated 24 mins ago

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