OTTAWA Ottawa Public Health is reporting 58 more people in the city have tested positive for COVID-19. It s a slight increase over figures released on Friday, but it s also the 16th day in a row that Ottawa has seen fewer than 100 new cases. The city has seen 13,597 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic began. No new deaths were reported on Saturday, leaving the city s pandemic death toll at 422 residents. Weekly trends have been on the decline lately, with Ottawa seeing its lowest positivity rate since Christmas this week. Saturday s update pushed the weekly per capita case rate to just under 30 cases per 100,000 residents, according to Ottawa Public Health data.
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OTTAWA Ottawa Public Health is reporting 70 more people in Ottawa have tested positive for COVID-19, meaning the number of total cases since the pandemic began has surpassed 9,000 on the eve of the first doses of vaccines arriving in the capital. One more person in Ottawa with COVID-19 has died. OPH s COVID-19 dashboard update on Sunday shows 9,057 total laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa since the first case was confirmed on March 11. Public Health Ontario also reported 16 new deaths on Sunday and 1,678 new resolved cases. The province reported 55 new cases in Ottawa and says there have been 9,066 total cases in the city.
OTTAWA Ottawa Public Health said Saturday that 48 more people in Ottawa have tested positive for COVID-19. The province reported 1,873 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday and said 17 more people in Ontario with COVID-19 have died. The province also reported 1,918 new resolved cases. Public Health Ontario reported 19 new cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa on Saturday. Figures from Ottawa Public Health have differed lately compared to numbers reported by Public Health Ontario. OPH said in a statement to CTV News that they are aligning their database with the provincial database, leading to some discrepancies. In an effort to streamline efforts and align various data sources, Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is aligning its database with the provincial database, and as can be expected, there is a transition period as redundant cases are removed and individuals are properly assigned to their jurisdictions outside Ottawa (if applicable), OPH said. Given several factors, it is often the