Ontario’s seven-day average above 3,000 as it reports 3,128 new COVID-19 cases; Niagara Region reports 89
Ontario reports 3,328 new COVID-19 cases and 51 deaths. The Niagara Region reports 89 new cases and no new deaths.
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Ontario daily COVID-19 cases surpass 3,000; Cases in the Niagara Region remain under 100
Ontario reports another new daily record with 3,328 new COVID-19 cases reported and 56 deaths. Niagara Region reported 94 new cases and no new deaths.
Niagara Region death count jumps by 21 as Ontario reports another single-day record with close to 3,000 COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports another new daily record with 2,923 new COVID-19 cases reported and 19 deaths. The Niagara Region death count rose by 21 since Tuesday as the region reported 107 new cases.
Niagara Region death count jumps by 22
Ontario and the Niagara Region report new daily records with 2,553 new COVID-19 cases reported in the province and 138 cases reported in the region.
Ontario reports 2,447 COVID-19 cases, a new daily record; Niagara reports 61
Ontario reported 2,447 new COVID-19 cases with 49 new deaths. Niagara reported 61 new cases with no new deaths.
Ontario to receive 53K doses of the Moderna vaccine by end of the year
Ontario is expected to receive 53,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine before the end of the month.
Ontario reports 2,408 COVID-19 cases with 41 new deaths; Niagara reports 79 with no new deaths
Ontario reported 2,408 new COVID-19 cases with 41 new deaths. Niagara reported 79 new cases with no new deaths.
Ontario reports 2,202 new COVID-19 cases with 1,005 cases in hospitals; Niagara reports 35
Ontario reported 2,202 new COVID-19 cases with 21 new deaths and 1,005 hospitalized cases. Niagara Region reported 35 cases today with no new deaths.
Ontario reports 2,290 new COVID-19 cases, while Niagara reports 55
Ontario reported 2,290 new COVID-19 cases with 40 new deaths. Niagara Region reports 55 new cases with four new deaths.
Ontario government spending $1.9B on new long-term care staffing plan
The Ontario government is investing $1.9 billion by 2024-2025 to hire more than 27,000 new long-term care workers and achieve an average of four hours of daily direct care.