Coronavirus: Fortino’s, SPINCO reports new COVID-19 case in Hamilton-Hamilton

Loblaws Inc.Has another report COVID-19 (new coronavirus infection) (# If there is no character limit, add parentheses when it first appears An incident at one of Fortino’s locations in Hamilton.

According to the company, employees at 1579 Main Street West tested positive and last worked in the store on October 8.

The grocery store states that it has “taken some steps” to minimize further risks, such as increasing disinfection protocols and implementing social distance practices in stores. The store remains open.

The incident of Fortino’s former staff occurred at the Limeridge Mall location in early September, and in August at Ancaster’s location with one employee and two others.

Metro also reports recent COVID-19 cases related to the Burton Metro Center and King’s Rosedale Store. Burton staff last worked on October 8th, and Rosedale employees were last in the store on October 3rd.

Three more cases related to outbreaks at SPINCO

According to public health, three more people involved in the SPINCO outbreak were virus-positive. According to the city, the test results of two people who worked at the gym have been confirmed, and another secondary case has been added to the number of cases in the gym, which is now 74.

According to public health, 48 cases went to the gym and the remaining 26 cases were secondary cases of contact with gym members.

Hamilton School in Burlington reports a case of coronavirus

Two public schools in the Hamilton area have reported new COVID-19 cases in the last two days.

Queen Victoria Elementary School on Forest Avenue reported a single case with staff on Thursday, and Nelson High School in Burlington now has five cases that have recorded another in the last 24 hours.

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Ryan Catholic Secondary School and Tonos Catholic Secondary School state that a single case reported last month has been resolved.

Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary on Upper Middle Road in Burlington and Lumen Christian Elementary in Milton are currently reporting cases, but Christ of the King Catholic Secondary in Halton Hills states that he has now added up to three.

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Elementary School in Georgetown states that four recent cases have been resolved and one remains unresolved.

Two day care programs, the Western Heights Montessori Academy in Oakville and the Little Leaders Licensed Child Care in Burlington, state that each has one coronavirus case.

Notre Dame de la Junes Catholic Elementary School in Niagara Falls reports two new covid-19 cases.

Hamilton’s report and 14 new COVID-19 cases in the city

Hamilton Public Health reported 14 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, boosting the total number of confirmed cases in the city to 1,480 since the pandemic began.

Authorities say 44 percent (111) of the city’s 252 new Coronavirus Cases over the last 10 days have occurred among people under the age of 30.

Hamilton has 182 active cases as of October 16th.

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Seven outbreaks occur in the city at two schools (Shannen Koostachin Elementary School and Sacred Heart of Jesus Elementary School), one nursing home (Dundurn Place Care Center), retail store (Kushies Baby Store), restaurant (Radius), and gym (Radius). There is. SPINCO) and social service settings (Salvation Army Lawson Ministry)

The Halton region reports 23 new COVID-19 cases, one new death

Public Health Halton reported 23 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, Burlington reported 11 new cases, and Oakville reported 10.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been 1,742 cases in the region. According to public health, there are 214 active cases as of October 16. Burlington has 83 active cases and a total of 469 coronavirus cases since March.

There are five current outbreaks in the region, including three long-term care homes (Village of Tansley Woods LTC and Cama Woodlands in Burlington and Leveler Northridge) and one retirement home (Village of Tansley Woods).

There are a total of 25 retirement homes in Tansley Woods Village, with 15 residents, 5 staff and 5 stakeholders. Three people have died since the onset of the first outbreak at home on October 3.

Public Health Halton states that 46.4 percent (160) of the 345 cases in the last 10 days were residents under the age of 39. Burlington accounts for 158 of 57 (36 percent) cases under the age of 39.

The Niagara region reports 6 new COVID-19 cases, 1 death

Niagara Public Health reported six COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing the total number of cases in the region to 1,239 since the pandemic began.

As of October 15, there are 85 active cases.

The area also recorded another death associated with the coronavirus on Friday. This is the second in three days for the region, which has had 67 virus-related deaths since March.

There are four outbreaks associated with the coronavirus in the region: three retirement homes (Inagrafton Gauge Home in St. Catharines and Pioneer Elder Care, Dorchester Meadows in Niagara Falls) and one nursing home (Millennium Trail in Niagara Falls). Manners) are included.

Since the declaration of the pandemic, 42.5% (526) of the 1,239 cases in the region have occurred in people under the age of 39.

Haldimand-Norfolk does not report new COVID-19 cases

The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit (HNHU) reported one new COVID-19 case on Friday. There are a total of 501 positive cases confirmed in the lab in this area.

Authorities say there are eight active cases as of October 16.

According to public health, 33.3 percent (167) of all cases in the area involve people between the ages of 20 and 39.

There is one outbreak in the area related to two staff members at the Caressant Care care facility in Cortland.

Brant County reports one new COVID-19 case

The Brant County Health Unit reported one new COVID-19 case on Friday. Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been a total of 210 confirmed cases in the region.

As of October 15, there are 10 active cases.

According to public health, 37.14 percent (78) of all cases in the county relate to people between the ages of 20 and 39.

There are no in-facility outbreaks in long-term care or retirement homes in this area.

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