MONTREAL – Ontario and Quebec continued to add to Canada’s health crisis on Friday, reporting 111 and 141 new cases, respectively.
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Ontario also announced nine more deaths. Since the start of the pandemic, the most populous province in the country has recorded 37,274 COVID-19 infections and 2,746 deaths.
For its part, Quebec has reported 141 additional cases, while there has been a return for a few days in the number of infections after the authorities had asked people who frequented bars to get tested.
To date, 109,518 Canadians have contracted the disease and of these, 8,837 have died. For Thursday alone, there were more than 250 infections and a dozen deaths.
The situation in Canada:
Quebec: 57,142 cases (5,647 deaths)
Ontario: 37,274 cases (2,746 deaths)
Alberta: 9,114 cases (165 deaths)
British Columbia: 3,170 cases (189 deaths)
Nova Scotia: 1067 cases (63 deaths)
Saskatchewan: 923 cases (15 deaths)
Manitoba: 331 cases (7 deaths)
Newfoundland and Labrador: 262 cases (3 deaths)
New Brunswick: 168 cases (2 deaths)
Prince Edward Island: 36 cases
Yukon: 11 cases
Northwest Territories: 5 cases
Nunavut: 2 cases
Canadian returnees: 13 cases
Total: 109,518 cases (8,837 deaths)
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