Newmarket (reported at Wednesday, April 22, 5 p.m.)
- 120 confirmed cases of COVID-19
- 4 additional cases since April 21
- 6 deaths, 5 from outbreak-acquired COVID-19
- 2 cases are hospitalized in intensive care
- 8 health-care workers are infected
- 23 (up by 6) cases resolved (19 per cent)
- 5 institutional outbreaks
- 60 (up by 2) residents of long-term care, group homes have COVID-19
- 51 residents, 17 staff at Mackenzie Place LTC tested positive
- 33 (up by 3) health-care workers at long-term care, group homes have COVID-19
- 75 cases under investigation for cause of transmission
- 70 cases (58 per cent) acquired by outbreak
- 12 cases acquired by travel
- 11 cases acquired by community transmission
- 65 cases (54 per cent) females
- 34 cases (up by 1) age 80+
- 24 cases age 65 to 79
- 22 cases age 55 to 64
- 20 cases (up by 1) age 35 to 44
- 11 cases (up by 1) age 45 to 54
- 7 cases (down by 1) age 20 to 34
- 2 cases (up by 1) age 5 to 19
York Region (reported at Wednesday, April 22, 5 p.m.)
- 1,250 confirmed cases of COVID-19
- 50 new cases since April 21
- 5 more COVID-19 related deaths, totalling 65
- 43 (up by 4) cases are hospitalized; 20 (up by 1) patients in intensive care
- 73 (up by 1) health-care workers infected, including the first paramedic
- 1 health-care worker death
- 383 (up by 95) cases resolved (31 per cent)
- 34 (up by 3) institutional outbreaks
- 34 residents have died of outbreak-acquired COVID-19
- 264 (up by 22), residents of long-term care, group homes have COVID-19
- 186 health-care workers at long-term care, group homes have COVID-19
- 337 cases (up by 56), to 27 per cent, acquired by outbreak
- 254 cases (up by 22), to 20 per cent, close contact
- 202 cases (up by 5) community transmission
- 130 cases (up by 2) travel
- 323 cases (down by 40), to 26 per cent, under investigation
Ontario (reported at 10:30 a.m. today):
- 12,879 confirmed cases of COVID-19
- 634 new confirmed cases today
- 54 more deaths, totalling 713
- 358 individuals have died in long-term care homes
- 135 outbreaks reported at long-term care homes
- 37 outbreaks at hospitals
- 1,922 cases are long-term care residents
- 887 cases are hospitalized; 233 in intensive care units; 185 on ventilators
- 6,680 recoveries, up from 50.8 to 51.9 per cent of cases
- 10,214 more tests completed, with 6,757 awaiting results
- 10.4 per cent acquired by travel
- 18 per cent acquired by close contact
- 32.7 per cent acquired by community transmission
- 39 per cent under investigation
