TORONTO — The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health says three more patients have tested positive for COVID-19.
That brings the total number of cases at its 1-4 Unit in downtown Toronto up to five after two were announced on Sunday.
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CAMH is one of three hospitals in Toronto with active outbreaks,
Toronto Western Hospital said on Sunday five staff and three patients in two of its units have tested positive.
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St. Joseph’s Health Centre was reporting outbreaks in four units on Sunday.
The province says an outbreak is declared when two or more people test positive for the virus within 14 days who could have reasonably caught COVID-19 at the hospital.
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