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Ontario reports 3,265 COVID-19 and 29 deaths

Posted:April 27, 2021 | 2:08 PM
By: Andrea Lawson

By:Legacy Editor

Updated: April 4, 2024 | 1:06 PM

Ontario reported 3,265 cases of COVID-19 and 29 deaths on Tuesday, as the province announced it is opening up vaccinations to more people.

The reported positivity rate is 10.2 per cent, while 34,000 tests were completed in the last day.

Here are the COVID-19 numbers for our region

Hamilton

16,582 total cases — up 119 from Monday
14,398 resolved cases
1,558 active cases
157 in hospital
355 deaths — up two from Monday

Halton

14,644 total cases — up 124 from Monday
13,573 resolved cases
861 active cases
77 in hospital
210 deaths — up one from Monday

Niagara

13,406 total cases — up 101 from Monday
10,276 resolved cases
2,740 active cases
84 in hospital
390 deaths — up three from Monday

Late yesterday, @ONThealth confirmed a technical issue that broke lab reporting to multiple regions including Niagara. With outstanding labs, revised new cases for April 25 is 105; April 26, 160. Previous days case counts have been amended to reflect this: https://t.co/QU6dctlaEs pic.twitter.com/7adxptQpH0

— Niagara Region Public Health (@NRPublicHealth) April 27, 2021

Brant

2,629 total cases — up 29 from Monday
2,306 resolved cases
306 active cases
17 deaths
16 in hospital

Haldimand-Norfolk

2,212 total cases — up 20 from Monday
1,875 resolved cases
291 active cases
41 deaths

Six Nations (last updated on Monday)

486 total cases
445 resolved cases
29 active cases
1 in hospital
10 deaths

There are 2,336 people in hospital with COVID-19 across the province. There are 875 patients in intensive care because of the virus, down slightly from the 877 reported on Monday, with 589 of them on ventilators.

Another 3,908 cases have been marked as resolved.

The province says 94,819 vaccine doses were administered on Monday, bringing the total number of doses given to over 4.7 million.

There are 362,563 people in Ontario who have received both required shots and are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.