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Ontario confirms 700 new COVID cases, highest yet

Ontario confirms 700 new COVID cases, highest yet

There are more than 4,500 active, lab-confirmed cases of COVID in Ontario
Collingwood school confirms positive COVID case

Collingwood school confirms positive COVID case

A cohort has been instructed to self-isolate as a result of the case
COVID case confirmed at Bradford elementary school

COVID case confirmed at Bradford elementary school

This is the sixth COVID-19 case reported in a Simcoe County school
Number of new provincial COVID-19 cases spikes to 491 today

Number of new provincial COVID-19 cases spikes to 491 today

The province also reported two additional deaths related to the coronavirus over the past 24 hours; There is a backlog of more than 65,000 tests awaiting results
Numbers up slightly as province reports 435 new COVID cases

Numbers up slightly as province reports 435 new COVID cases

There were no deaths related to the coronavirus in Ontario today; There are 100 people hospitalized throughout the province with COVID-19
Three new COVID cases in Simcoe County today

Three new COVID cases in Simcoe County today

Two of the cases are in Barrie, and one is in New Tecumseth
Reducing class sizes down to 15 students not on the table for public board

Reducing class sizes down to 15 students not on the table for public board

'I am extremely concerned with... class sizes,' says parent, adding 'we need to do better to protect our children'
Ontario reports 409 new COVID cases again today

Ontario reports 409 new COVID cases again today

Half of today's cases came from Toronto Public Health
190 days, 190 letters: Man showers wife with love letters during COVID separation

190 days, 190 letters: Man showers wife with love letters during COVID separation

‘If you only remember one thing – remember that I love you very much for over 48 years now,’ wrote Brian Barnes to his wife Joanne, who lives at IOOF in Barrie
Gardner supports prioritized COVID testing for those most likely to test positive

Gardner supports prioritized COVID testing for those most likely to test positive

'We need to make sure those who are at the highest risk of having a positive test result get access to assessments,' says region's medical officer of health