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Article content Thirty-seven residents and seven staff members from an Ottawa centre for adults with mental illness and physical disabilities have tested positive for COVID-19, Ottawa Public Health has confirmed. Between 120 and 130 adults with mental and physical disabilities live at the Edgewood Care Centre on Stevens Avenue in Vanier. The centre is dealing with staff shortages in addition to the challenge of trying to contain the outbreak, say the parents of one of the residents. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Nearly one-third of residents test positive for COVID at supportive care facility Back to video
OTTAWA -- Ottawa has set a new one-day record for COVID-19 cases with 210 new cases on Friday, as Ottawa Public Health data addresses a discrepancy in data compared with Ontario health reporting. Ottawa Public Health reported 210 cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa on Friday, along with one new death linked to the virus. Since the first case of COVID-19 in Ottawa on March 11, there have been 10,960 cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa, including 395 deaths. Across Ontario, a record 4,294 cases of COVID-19 were reported on Friday. The Ministry of Health says there was a data upload delay at Toronto Public Health and therefore approximately 450 additional cases were included in Friday's report.
OTTAWA -- Ottawa Public Health is blaming a "large number of case reports" late Wednesday for a major discrepancy in reported new COVID-19 cases in Ottawa. Meantime, Ontario set two new COVID-19 records on Thursday for total number of cases and deaths linked to the virus on a single day. Health officials confirmed a one-day record 3,519 cases of COVID-19 across Ontario on Thursday, up from 3,266 infections reported on Wednesday. Eighty-nine more deaths related to COVID-19 were reported, a one-day high. There are 891 new cases in Toronto, 569 in Peel Region, 457 in York Region and 174 in Durham Region. Windsor-Essex County reported 208 cases of COVID-19 on Thursday.