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Section size for COVID-19 pandemic in Manitoba (25 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	3,394	3,394
Timeline	123	44,985
March–April 2020	8,081	8,081
May–June 2020	5,765	5,765
September–November 2020	4,689	9,078
Province-wide critical alert	4,389	4,389
December 2020 – January 2021	2,556	2,556
February–March 2021	3,944	3,944
April–May 2021	4,470	4,470
June 2021	2,764	2,764
July 2021	1,855	1,855
August 2021	2,025	2,025
September 2021	1,719	1,719
October 2021	2,605	2,605
Provincial government response	36	34,215
First wave	5,539	10,701
Lifting of first wave health orders	5,162	5,162
Health care and testing	3,086	3,086
Vaccination	53	53
Travel advisories and restrictions	4,286	4,286
RestartMB system	2,436	2,436
4-3-2-One Great Summer	5,584	5,584
Fourth wave health orders	8,033	8,033
See also	50	50
References	378	378
Total	83,022	83,022

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Individual page for Winnipeg[edit]

I’m thinking the it might be warranted for an individual page for the city of Winnipeg, considering it has 6,537 active cases according to the province [1]. I have seen interest in other municipal hotspots like COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto, and COVID-19 pandemic in Montreal. If I made a draft would anyone be interested in keeping it up to date, especially from our Manitoban editors? CaffeinAddict (talk) 01:51, 29 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]