Niagara Catholic Reporting Trio of New COVID Cases

Friday, 9 April 2021 09:46

By Tami Jeanneret

This comes as Niagara Health officials begin vaccinating teachers over Spring Break

Another day, another report of new cases of COVID-19 at Niagara schools.

Niagara Catholic says Public Health has notified them of three cases, one at Monsignor Clancy in Thorold, another at St. Kevin in Welland
and an individual case at Blessed Trinity high school in Grimsby.

As in all school related cases, anyone who may have had contact with individuals who test positive are notified and asked to self isolate.

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Niagara Catholic Reporting Trio of New COVID Cases

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