The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit confirmed one new COVID-19 case on Wednesday that involves an Orillia, Ont., woman, bringing the local total number of cases to 669, including 37 deaths.
The woman is between the ages of 35 and 44 and the source of her infection is still under investigation.
Of the health unit’s total 669 cases, 621 people have recovered, while two people remain in hospital. About 23 per cent of the health unit’s cases have been related to local institutional outbreaks.
There have been 17 total coronavirus outbreaks in the Simcoe Muskoka region, with nine at long-term care facilities, three at workplaces, four at retirement homes and one at a group home.
According to the health unit, most of its coronavirus cases are from the Barrie and South Simcoe areas.
On Wednesday, Ontario reported 95 new coronavirus cases, bringing the provincial total to 40,289, including 2,787 deaths.
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