Overview of cases
Last updated: January 15, 2021 at 12:24 p.m.
Cases since January 15, 2020.
From previous day
- Total231,308
2,998 - Resolved197,194 3,380
- Deaths5,289 100
Currently
From previous day
- Hospitalized1,64710
- ICU3871
- On ventilator280―
From previous week
- Effective reproduction number (Re)1.080.04
Case numbers and spread
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Change in number of cases from previous day. Learn why some numbers may not currently match what a Public Health Unit has reported.
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New cases
Number of new cases reported each day. Learn why some numbers may not currently match what a Public Health Unit has reported.
Deaths
Number of deaths reported each day.
These are days that a data anomaly was reported. Learn about spikes, negative numbers and other data anomalies.
Effective reproduction number
Re is an estimate of the average number of people 1 person with COVID-19 will infect. Re below 1 means cases go down, Re above 1 means cases go up. Learn more about Re.
Each 1-week period starts on a Wednesday and ends on the following Tuesday. This data may be delayed by up to one week. Historical data may change over time as Public Health Units make updates.
Cases by age
This information is cumulative – numbers are the total of all cases since January 15, 2020.
Cases by gender
This information is cumulative – numbers are the total of all cases since January 15, 2020. Gender is self reported.
Cases by likely source of infection
All sources
New cases each day, broken down by the how people caught COVID-19. Get definitions for each infection source.
Cases by outbreak setting
This graph/table shows a breakdown of the “outbreak setting” category in the graph/table above.
New cases each day, broken down by where they happened. Get definitions for each outbreak setting. This data may be delayed by up to one week.
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Care setting
Group living
Education
Recreational
Workplace
Unknown or other
Active outbreaks by setting
The number of outbreaks by setting. Get definitions for each setting.
Testing volumes and results
Tests completed: All Ontario
The number of tests that were processed by the lab each day (some people are tested more than once, so this is higher than the number of people tested).
Data Source: PDNOC.
Positive results: All Ontario
Percentage of tests each day that were positive.
Data Source: PDNOC.
Positive results by age group: All Ontario
Percentage of tests that were positive, by age group, reported as a 7-day average.
Data Source: OLIS. This data may be delayed by up to one week.
Tests completed by Public Health Unit
Total tests processed
7-day average of how many tests were processed each day.
Data Source: OLIS. This data may be delayed by up to one week.
Positive results
7-day average of positive results, as a percentage of tests completed.
Data Source: OLIS. This data may be delayed by up to one week.
Test-processing time by Public Health Unit
The average amount of time it takes from getting a COVID-19 test to getting your results, since January 15, 2020.
Within 1 day
Within 2 days
Percentage includes tests processed within 1 day
- All Ontario48.0%83.3%
Data Source: OLIS. This data may be delayed by up to one week.
Hospitalizations
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Searching by city will show you how many people are hospitalized in your Ontario Health region
Active and hospitalized cases
Each data point shows how many people were active cases and how many people were in hospital each day.
Hospitalized and ICU cases
Each data point shows how many people were hospitalized and how many people were in the ICU each day.