Almost 6,000 new COVID-19 cases reported over two day span
The province is reporting almost 6,000 new COVID-19 cases over the last two days.
Today's update includes data from yesterday and today due to the Easter Sunday holiday.
The data shows 2,938 cases were confirmed today and 3,041 cases were reported yesterday.
Health Minister Christine Elliott attributes 906 of today's cases to Toronto, 533 to Peel, 391 to York, and 140 to Durham.
On Saturday, provincial officials confirmed 3,009 new COVID-19 cases following 3,089 from Friday.
The seven day average for new cases sits at 2,757. Two weeks ago that number was 1,599.
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One new death and 199 COVID cases reported in Niagara today
199 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Niagara bringing the number of active cases across the region to over 2000. -
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Health Minister Christine Elliott is reporting 4,212 new cases after a one day drop yesterday of less than 3,500 cases.
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