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Eight more Saskatchewan residents now have COVID-19. The new positive tests were announced March 31, bringing the total number of cases of the disease within the province to 184.

Seven new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Manitoba, moving the total count of positive tests in the province to 103 in total. Dr. Brent Roussin, Manitoba chief public health officer, announced the new cases in a media briefing March 31.

Manitoba students will not likely be heading back to class any time soon.

Manitoba’s chief provincial health officer confirmed northern Manitoba has their first case of COVID-19.

Saskatchewan has reported its first two deaths as a direct result of COVID-19 along with an uptick in new cases. The two people, both in their 70s, were located in different parts of the province. One person's case was related to travel.

23 new COVID-19 cases confirmed, along with first in north

Health officials neither confirm or deny Flin Flon case

Snowmobile rally, dental conference, bonspiel increase number of positive tests

Eight new positive tests announced Sunday, total climbs to 72

Thirty new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Saskatchewan, several of which have been linked to a northern snowmobile event. The new positive cases raise the province's overall count of COVID-19 cases to 134.