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Summary

Toronto COVID-19 Outbreaks Include The Keg, Metro & More (UPDATE)

There are over 45 confirmed outbreaks in the city.

Contributing Writer

Toronto COVID-19 outbreaks have been reported in multiple locations this week including restaurants and designer clothing shops.

According to The City of Toronto, there are currently 46 active COVID-19 outbreaks in the city with the vast majority occurring in workplace settings and schools.

Several popular businesses have confirmed cases including The Keg and the Metro Distribution Centre.*

On top of this, 23 schools throughout the 6ix have also reported active COVID-19 outbreaks.

Other outbreaks also include Citi Core Construction, Coppa's Fresh Market and ProLogix Distribution Services.

*Editor's Note: A previous version of this article inaccurately included Holt Renfrew on this list using information provided by the City of Toronto. It has since been updated.

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