Ottawa Public Health reported nine new outbreaks in congregate living facilities Friday, bringing the number of ongoing outbreaks in hospitals, retirement, and LTC homes and other congregate settings to 61. These outbreaks range in size from one to 46 cases, with deaths (no more than two) reported for four of them. Read More
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COVID-19: Ottawa outbreaks rise, five more deaths; Ontario announces $10K grants for locked-down businesses; Province reports 2,472 in hospital
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