JUST IN: Ontario reports 378 new COVID-19 cases; 7-day average continues to rise
Today’s case count marks the highest single-day tally since 384 cases were reported on June 16.The seven-day rolling average now stands at 231, a notable rise from 183 a week ago. The average has been rising for the past week.
Ontario labs processed over 20,800 tests in the past 24 hours, a slight drop from 23,448 tests the previous day. In the Greater Toronto Area, Toronto logged 94 new cases, up from 80 a day ago, while 38 were reported in Peel Region, 62 in York Region, 20 in Durham Region and five in Halton.There are currently 111 patients across Ontario receiving treatment in intensive care units due to the virus, up by one compared to a week ago.
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