Prairie Mountain Health
On this page:
- Provincial Restrictions
- COVID-19 Cases in PMH
- Additional Restrictions
- Possible public exposures to COVID-19
- Additional Resources
Provincial Response Level: Restricted
While COVID-19 vaccination rates are increasing, community transmission of COVID-19 is occurring and case counts are rising quickly. As of Tuesday, October 5, 2021, the Chief Provincial Public Health Officer has set the response level to orange.
Changes to existing public health orders will take effect January 11, 2022 at 12:01 a.m.
For information on province-wide restrictions at the Restricted Level, see:
- Guidance on group gatherings, self-isolation, travel and mask wearing
- Sector based guidance for businesses and individuals
- State of Emergency and Current Public Health Orders page.
- Additional guidance specific to Southern Health-Santé Sud
The following province-wide public health orders are in effect:
- January 10, 2022 - General COVID-19 Prevention Order (pdf)
- December 17, 2021 - Self-Isolation Orders for Persons Entering Manitoba (pdf)
- December 17, 2021 - Orders Under the Public Health Act (Self-Isolation and Contact Tracing) - COVID-19 Prevention Orders (pdf)
- December 17, 2021 - Orders Under the Public Health Act - Travel to Northern and Remote Communities (pdf)
COVID-19 Cases in Prairie Mountain Health
Map of COVID-19 Cases and Risks for All of Manitoba
Additional Restrictions in the Prairie Mountain Health Region
Brandon Regional Health Centre, 400 medical unit, Brandon: Critical
Outbreak declared.
Sandy Lake Personal Care Home, Sandy Lake: Critical
Outbreak declared.
Fairview personal care home, Brandon: Critical
Outbreak declared.
Hillcrest Place personal care home, Brandon: Critical
Outbreak declared.
Neepawa Health Centre: Critical
Outbreak declared.
Possible public exposure to COVID-19 in Prairie Mountain Health
If you visited one of these sites on the dates/times below, you do not need to self-isolate. However, you should self-monitor for symptoms and seek testing if symptoms develop.
Fact Sheet on Self-monitoring and Possible Public Exposures to COVID-19 (pdf)
- School Exposures
- Other Exposures
- Flights or other locations in Manitoba where people might have been exposed to COVID-19
Other Exposures
Possible public exposures are identified through case investigations conducted by public health officials. Members of the public are encourage to follow the fundamentals.
| Community | Location | Dates/Times |
| Brandon | Superstore 920 Victoria Ave, Brandon |
August 22, 2021 - 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. |
School Exposures
For current schools exposures in Manitoba visit: COVID-19 Dashboard: School-Aged Cases and School Staff Cases in Manitoba
Past Exposures:
- Prairie Mountain Health Region Possible Public Exposures - March to August 2021 (pdf)
- Prairie Mountain Health Region Possible Public Exposures - August to December 2020 (pdf)
Additional Resources
Prairie Mountain Health Region - Restricted Level
