Ontario reports 1,676 COVID-19 hospitalizations
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Ontario reported 1,676 COVID-19 hospitalizations on Saturday, down by three from Friday's figure.
A total of 188 people with the illness are being treated in ICUs, down from 209 on Friday. The province reported 89 people in ICU requiring a ventilator to breathe for them.
Ontario reported another 13 deaths on Saturday, bringing the province's total COVID-linked death toll to 12,825.
Limited laboratory testing confirmed an additional 2,799 cases of COVID-19, up from 2,760 confirmed Friday. The test positivity rate was 12.8 per cent.
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