October 14, 2020

Situation:

Case count as of 10:00 am October 14, 2020 / Number of cases at 10:00 am October 14, 2020
Area / RegionCase count / Number of casesChange from yesterday / Change from yesterdayDeaths / DeathsChange from yesterday / Change from yesterday
Worldwide total /
Total worldwide
38 470 553+ 348 3911,092,492+ 5,849
Canada*186 881+ 4 0429 654+ 27
Ontario **61,413+ 7213 017+ 0

 * Numbers from PHAC current as of 7 pm yesterday / Chiffres de l’ASPC Ă  jour Ă  19h hier

** Ontario current as of 8:00 am today / Ontario figures updated at 8:00 am today.

Ontario:

Confirmed CasesConfirmed casesData Source / Data SourceYesterday / Yesterday7-day% change /
% change over 7 days
Cumulative CasesCumulative number of casesCCM / SPGCC61,41310%
Health Sector Worker CasesNumber of cases among workers in the health sectorCCM / SPGCC7,0183%
Cumulative ResolvedCumulative number of resolved casesCCM / SPGCC52,51210%
Cumulative DeathsCumulative number of deathsCCM / SPGCC3 0171%
Long-Term Care Home ResidentsNumber of deaths of long-term care residents CCM / SPGCC 1 9681%
Retirement Home ResidentsNumber of deaths of residents of retirement homes CCM / SPGCC  2060%
Health Sector WorkersNumber of deaths of health workersCCM / SPGCC  120%
Effective Reproduction Number (Rt) ** and Confidence IntervalEffective reproduction rate (Re) ** and confidence intervalData Source / Data SourceOctober 7 – October 13, 2020 / October 7 – October 13, 2020October 2 – October 8, 2020 / October 2 – October 8, 2020
OntarioOntarioPHO / SPO1.1 [1.1 – 1.2]1 [1 – 1.1]
NorthNorthPHO / SPO0.9 [0.5 – 1.4]1 [0.6 – 1.5]
EasternEastPHO / SPO1.1 [1.1 – 1.2]1.2 [1.1 – 1.3]
Central EastCenter-EastPHO / SPO1.2 [1.1 – 1.2]1 [1 – 1.1]
TorontoTorontoPHO / SPO1 [1 – 1.1]1 [0.9 – 1]
South WestSouth WestPHO / SPO1.6 [1.4 – 1.8]1.1 [0.9 – 1.3]
Central WestMidwestPHO / SPO1.2 [1.1 – 1.3]1.2 [1.1 – 1.3]
TestingScreening Yesterday / Yesterday7-day average /
average 7 days
Daily tests completedDaily screenings performedNOC / COR32 20640 250
% positivity% positivityNOC / COR3.0%2.3%
In process testsAnalyzes in progressNOC / COR26,55843 102
Acute CareAcute careData Source / Data SourceYesterday / Yesterday7-day% change /
% change over 7 days
Confirmed hospitalized patientsConfirmed hospitalized casesdBCS / RqL23118%
Cumulative hospitalized health sector workersCumulative number of hospitalized health workersCCM / SPGCC2430%
Cumulative health sector workers in ICUCumulative number of critical care health workersCCM / SPGCC                     600%
    7-day average /
average 7 days
Current vented patients (includes COVID +)Patients currently connected to a ventilator (includes COVID +)CCSO / SOSMPC517                                 510
CRCI VentedCOVID + on ventilatorCCSO / SOSMPC38                                   34
Active OutbreaksActive outbreaksData Source / Data SourceYesterday / Yesterday7-day average /
average 7 days
HospitalsHospitalsCCM / SPGCC  10  9
Long-Term Care HomesCSLDCCM / SPGCC  63  51
Retirement HomesRetirement homesCCM / SPGCC  45  39
Group HomesGroup homesCCM / SPGCC  24  19
Correctional FacilitiesCorrectional facilitiesCCM / SPGCC  1  1
SheltersRefugesCCM / SPGCC  8  7
DaycareChildcare servicesCCM / SPGCC  33  30
Workplace – FarmWorkplaces – FarmsCCM / SPGCC  4  3
Workplace – Food ProcessingWorkplaces – Food processingCCM / SPGCC  14  12
Workplace – OtherWorkplaces – OthersCCM / SPGCC  108  106
Other Congregate SettingsOther shared accommodation frameworksCCM / SPGCC  69  65
UndefinedNot definedCCM / SPGCC  6  6
Schools – ElementaryPrimary schoolsCCM / SPGCC  29  25
Schools – SecondarySecondary schoolsCCM / SPGCC  4  4
Schools – Elementary / SecondaryPrimary / secondary schoolsCCM / SPGCC  2  1

 Update

  • Outings on Hold for Long-Term Care Homes in Areas of Higher Community Spread . On the advice of the Chief Medical Officer of Health, effective October 16 and until further notice, short-term and temporary absences for social or personal reasons will not be allowed at long-term care homes in areas of the province where there is higher community spread of COVID-19. Only absences for medical or compassionate reasons will be allowed.
  • Ontario Hiring Hundreds More Contact Tracers and Case Managers . The Ontario government is taking immediate action to expand case and contact management to help track, trace and isolate new cases of COVID-19. The province has hired 100 new contact tracers, many of whom are starting work this week, with up to 500 more recruits expected to be hired by mid-November. These new positions are part the province’s fall preparedness plan, Keeping Ontarians Safe: Preparing for Future Waves of COVID-19, which dedicates $ 1.376 billion to enhance and expand testing and contact tracing in the province.
  • The Guidance for meeting and event facilities during COVID-19 has been updated and is available on the Ministry’s website.