Cases of COVID under 100 over three days of long weekend
Niagara Public Health says over 50 percent of Niagara residents have now received a COVID-19 vaccine.
During the long weekend, the unit also tweeting out more than 250,000 residents have received a first shot.
Across Ontario residents, 12-plus became eligible to book an appointment for a vaccine.
Public Health also reporting less than 100 new cases over the three days of the holiday weekend.
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