More cases of COVID-19 are being reported in the region.
Public Health Sudbury and Districts confirmed two new cases over the weekend; a Greater Sudbury resident 19 or younger on Friday and a Greater Sudbury woman in her 50s on Saturday.
The first case was exposed through contact with a travel-related case - the health unit had reported a travel-related case in a Greater Sudbury resident 19 or younger last Monday - while the other case had close contact with a case of unknown exposure - the health unit reported a Greater Sudbury woman in her 30s with unknown exposure last Thursday.
All four cases are considered "active" at this time.
The neighbouring Thunder Bay District Health Unit confirmed its 94th - and only active case - late Friday, a woman in her 30s in the Thunder Bay area - her exposure is unknown.
The Porcupine Health Unit has a single active case, as well - the health unit's 70th was announced last week, noted to be in isolation at Timmins and District Hospital.
Some good news: Algoma Public Health's showing all 27 of its cases are now considered "resolved" - including two cases reported more than a week ago - though it is waiting on the results of nearly 900 tests.