Ontario reported 3,887 people in hospital with COVID-19 on Monday and 578 people in intensive care as numbers continued to climb. Read More
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COVID-19: Number of Ontario patients in ICU climbs, 22 new deaths; Health Canada approves Pfizer’s antiviral treatment
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