Ontario reports 1,410 COVID-19 hospitalizations, 17 additional deaths
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Ontario health officials are reporting 1,410 COVID-19 hospitalizations on Sunday, along with 17 additional deaths.
Ontario health officials are reporting 1,410 COVID-19 hospitalizations on Sunday, along with 17 additional deaths.
Of those patients, 187 are being treated in intensive care.
Officials have warned that not all hospitals report COVID-19 data on the weekend.
The total number of people in Ontario who have died after contracting COVID-19 in Ontario now sits at 12,842.
With just over 13,492 tests processed in the past 24-hour period, the Ministry of Health says the province's positivity rate now stands at 14.7 per cent.
Officials logged an additional 2,406 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, although with testing restrictions that number is considered an underestimation.
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