Ontario is reporting another 378 cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday as well as five more deaths linked to the disease.
This brings the seven-day rolling average for the number of cases reported throughout the province to 379, up slightly from the 366 logged this time last week.
Of the cases reported today, 236 involve individuals who are not fully vaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status and 142 are in fully vaccinated individuals. In the ICU, there are 137 patients and 125 are not fully vaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status while the remaining 12 are fully vaccinated.
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