Fast Facts: A month-long shutdown begins in Ottawa and across Ontario, imposing new restrictions on social gatherings, restaurants, gyms, personal care services and businesses Ottawa opens new COVID-19 vaccination appointments for residents aged 70 and over Ottawa Public Health reported a ninth straight day with triple-digit COVID-19 case numbers The Outaouais sees a new one-day record for COVID-19 cases on Friday, the first day of new restrictions in the region
COVID-19 by the numbers in Ottawa (Ottawa Public Health data):
New COVID-19 cases: 175 new cases on Friday
Total COVID-19 cases: 17,585
COVID-19 cases per 100,000 (previous seven days): 97.2
Positivity rate in Ottawa: 6.5 per cent (Mar. 26 to April 1)
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Townships reports only 10 new cases in “very positive” report 1 February 2021 at 17 h 58 min Reading time: 3 min
By Gordon Lambie
The COVID-19 situation was looking better in the Townships and across the province on Monday than it had in months with only 10 new cases recorded in the Estrie Region and 890 throughout Quebec.
Looking at the situation during his weekly update, Regional Public Health Director Dr. Alain Poirier pointed out that this marked the first time that the province recorded fewer than 1,000 per day since November, and called the news “very positive.”
“Almost all regions are seeing the same pattern,” he continued before adding the cautionary note that although there have also been improvements in hospitalization rates, that aspect of the situation has yet to catch up to the dramatic decreases seen in daily case counts over the last week.
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