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Number of new COVID-19 cases in Ottawa holds steady; hospitalizations on the rise

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OTTAWA -- Ottawa Public Health is reporting 82 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, the same figure they reported on Sunday, with a continued rise in hospitalizations.

The figure from Ontario's daily epidemiologic summary was 81 new cases, which differs from local figures from Ottawa Public Health.

Ontario is reporting 615 cases of #COVID19 as nearly 38,200 tests were completed. Locally, there are 289 new cases in Toronto, 88 in Peel and 81 in Ottawa.

58% of today’s cases are in people under the age of 40. There are 541 more resolved cases. — Christine Elliott (@celliottability) October 5, 2020 The new cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa are among 615 new cases reported across Ontario.

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