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Grand Erie Public Health has been notified of a Brant resident who has tested positive for the West Nile virus (WNv). While most people do not become sick after being bitten by an infected mosquito, WNv can cause severe illness in others. Seniors and people with underlying illnesses are urged to be cautious, as they […]
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September 6, 2025 Grand Erie Public Health is advising residents and businesses in White Oaks Village in Hagersville and Nanticoke Business Park that the boil water advisory issued September 4, 2025, has been lifted by the Acting Medical Officer of Health. Water quality testing is complete, and all results meet provincial safety standards. […]
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Grand Erie Public Health (GEPH) has issued a boil water advisory for the White Oaks Village in Hagersville and Nanticoke Business Park until further notice. Public health has been advised of water samples that indicate the presence of bacteria in the water. Those in the impacted area are advised to use bottled water or boil […]
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Grand Erie Public Health has received one laboratory-confirmed case of influenza A, commonly known as the flu. This is the first case reported to public health for the 2025-2026 respiratory season. Last year, there were 608 laboratory-confirmed flu cases across Haldimand, Norfolk, Brantford and the County of Brant. While flu season in Canada typically begins […]
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Grand Erie Public Health (GEPH) has confirmed that a bat found at Creative Minds Daycare in Brantford tested positive for rabies, following test results received on August 13. Parents and caregivers were promptly informed and provided with information on post-exposure precautions through a letter sent home. GEPH continues to work closely with the daycare. At […]