
TORONTO – Covid-19: hospitalizations are decreasing, both in ordinary and intensive care wards, but the number of victims remains high. 37, today, the deaths recorded in Ontario where 12,204 people have died since the start of the pandemic. →
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TORONTO – Covid-19: hospitalizations are decreasing, both in ordinary and intensive care wards, but the number of victims remains high. 37, today, the deaths recorded in Ontario where 12,204 people have died since the start of the pandemic. →

TORONTO – The pace of infections in Ontario is once again fluctuating. Today, the province recorded more than 300 new cases (331) and another 7 deaths. Infections down, therefore, compared to 422 on Monday but up compared to 269 a week ago. However, much better than a year ago: on this same day of 2020, the province had reported 948 new cases. →