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Toronto Is Responsible For Almost Half Of Ontario's COVID-19 Cases Today

Hundreds of cases are in Toronto alone.
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The province is reporting 554 new COVID-19 cases in Ontario today. Of those, almost half are in Toronto.

Ottawa follows Toronto at 106 infections, the city's highest daily increase yet.

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251 Cases in Toronto on Tuesday

York and Peel Regions are reporting 43 and 79 new cases, respectively.

The province conducted nearly 38,400 tests to report these numbers.

Yesterday, the province set a new record with 700 infections reported in a single day.

Premier Ford called the numbers "deeply concerning."

This sharp rise in cases prompted the Ontario Hospital Association to plead with the government to send the GTA and Ottawa back into Stage 2.

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