COVID-19 outbreak declared at fourth Ottawa child-care centre
Josh Pringle
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at a fourth daycare in the City of Ottawa.
Ottawa Public Health reports a staff member at Grandir Ensemble – La Maisonnee has tested positive for COVID-19.
Grandir Ensemble – La Maisonnee is located on Coventry Road
Here is a look at the other COVID-19 outbreaks at child-care centres in Ottawa.
- La Clementine – Michel Dupuis: Three children and two staff members
- Pinecrest Queensway Headstart Child Care: One child and one staff member
- Renee Tasse Daycare: Three staff members
Ottawa Public Health says a COVID-19 outbreak is declared when at least one single, symptomatic, laboratory-confirmed case of COVID-19 is confirmed with a staff member, home child-care provider or a child.
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