P.E.I.'s COVID-19 isolation order ends
Islanders with COVID-19 are no longer required to isolate for 5 days after symptoms begin. However, Dr. Heather Morrison, the province's Chief Public Health Officer, strongly recommends you do stay home when you're sick.
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