COVID-19 Cases Highest Level Since May

Friday, 10 December 2021 10:22

By Noelle Sinclair

Province's top doctor to provide update at 2pm

Ontario's COVID-19 case counts continue to rise with more than 1,400 new infections reported today.

That's the highest single-day total since late May.

Ontario's top doctor is expected to provide an update on the worsening situation at 2 this afternoon.

Premier Doug Ford is said to be considering some new measures to help slow the rise of COVID-19 cases.

Of the new 1,453 cases today, 613 involve those who are unvaccinated, 26 involve individuals who are partially immunized, 718 are in fully vaccinated people and 96 have an unknown vaccination status.

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COVID-19 Cases Highest Level Since May

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