New COVID-19 cases in Revelstoke have dipped recently.
Between April 4 to 10, there were 21 new cases for our region, according to the BC Centre for Disease Control.
The week prior there were 25 cases.
While Revelstoke has had one of the highest rates for the virus in the province, all residents above the age of 18 can get a vaccine.
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As of April 13, almost 3,000 people in the community have gotten their first dose, which is approximately 28 per cent of Revelstoke’s population according to BCStats.
To make an appointment for an inoculation, call 1-833-838-2323. It operates seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Province-wide, the daily COVID-19 count jumped by 1,168 new positive tests Wednesday (April 14), with 397 people in hospital and 120 people in intensive care with conditions related to COVID-19.
Correction: An earlier version of this article said 40 per cent of Revelstoke has been vaccinated. That number may have been misleading as it’s based on 2016 Statistics Canada data. The article has been updated to include population data from BCStats, which Interior Health uses. According to BCStats, 10, 696 people live in Revelstoke for 2021.