Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister will announce the latest COVID-19 measures at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Global News will livestream the press conference here.

There were four new cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba as of Monday. A probable case was determined to be a false positive, so the case count stands at 246.

Eight people are hospitalized, four in an intensive care unit. Four people have died and 99 have recovered. On Monday, Pallister announced a $4-million bureaucratic measure to help small businesses access federal funding.

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Wednesday update from Manitoba premier on latest coronavirus measures

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Premier Brian Pallister to update Manitoba on latest novel coronavirus measures

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