Ontario is rebuilding itself

The Canadian Press

Global News and Toronto’s 680 News Radio Station broke the news quoting sources familiar with the government’s intentions.

Full detention, the duration of which varies by region, should be announced Monday afternoon.

A Premier Doug Ford spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The government has already indicated that new measures will be announced on Monday.

Newly 2316 cases

A total of 2,316 Kovid-19 cases and 25 coronavirus-related deaths were reported in Ontario on Sunday.

For the sixth day in a row the province has surpassed 2,000 cases.

The worst-affected areas were Toronto (486), Peel (468), York (151), Windsor-Essex (151) and Niagara (128), Health Minister Christine Elliott said.

All of these areas are under lockdown due to the strong push of the epidemic, with the exception of Niagara, which will be placed in the Red Alert Zone by Monday.

The government will announce new health measures on Monday after discussions over the weekend.

According to the Ministry of Health, there are currently 875 people hospitalized with COVID-19, of whom 261 are in intensive care. The number of people in respiration is 156.

Om^{To me} Elliott said 69,400 tests have been performed since the publication of the previous daily report.