The COVID-19 outbreak on Unit 2A of the St. Catharines hospital has been declared over.
Niagara Health officials monitored all patients and staff in the unit for 14 days.
They found no new cases of COVID-19 and no evidence of further transmission.
The outbreak was declared on April 21st after a patient tested positive for the virus.
Another outbreak was declared in the intensive care unit on Thursday.
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