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June 1, 2021

By: Chris McLeod

1/6/2021

5 Things You Need To Know

June 1st is the 152nd day of 2021. There are 213 days remaining until the end of the year.

Seven new positive COVID-19 cases from the weekend reported Monday Chatham-Kent Public Health.

There were 3 recoveries, the total active cases is at 17. Unfortunately, a man in his 70’s has passed away, our condolences to the family.

There were 916 positive cases across Ontario reported Monday. It’s the first time fewer than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases have been reported since March 6th.

Chatham-Kent Public Health has announced a mobile vaccination clinic for Bothwell on June 8th.

It’ll take place from 10-5pm at the Bothwell Area Sports Complex, offering Moderna vaccines to 18+ only.

Chatham-Kent Public Health says 57% of the eligible population, 12+, have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Book your appointment now at GetYourShotCK.ca or call 519-351-1010.

The Montreal Canadiens have pulled off the 3-1 series comeback and are headed to the Second Round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs after defeating the Maple Leafs in game 7.

The Leafs haven’t advanced past the first round since 2004. Toronto won three of the first four games against the Canadiens before Montreal took two straight in overtime to force the all-or-nothing game.

Toronto hosted 550 fully vaccinated healthcare workers inside the 19,800-seat Scotiabank Arena to watch the game after getting the go-ahead from the provincial government Monday morning.

Montreal moves on to the second round for the first time since 2015. They’ll play Winnipeg on Wednesday.

Doug Ford will have an announcement on whether to reopen schools to in-person learning in the next day or two.

Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table said Saturday they believe schools can reopen safely on a regional basis for in-person learning for the last month of the school year. Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table said Saturday they believe schools can reopen safely on a regional basis for in-person learning for the last month of the school year.

Costco is bringing back a pre-pandemic staple: Food samples.

Costco is “beginning a phased return to full sampling” this month after a 14-month hiatus. Roughly 170 locations will bring back food samples, this week with most of the remaining locations returning toward the end of the month.

So far, this is in the U.S. only. Locations in Ontario are still only allowed to sell “essential items”.

There will be some changes to how food is given out because of the pandemic. They’ve implemented increased safety protocols with the samples being prepared behind plexiglass, made in smaller batches and distributed to customers one at a time.

Costco eliminated food sampling in March 2020 during the onset of the pandemic.

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