Thirteen people have been infected with the virus due to the outbreak.
The infected individuals include four staff members and nine residents.
Officials say that outbreak safety measures are in place, include twice daily screening of all staff members and residents.
The long-term care home is under the temporary management of Niagara Health.
They have been managing the facility since October 27th, due to an order from the Ministry of Long-Term Care.
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