With coronavirus cases rising in much of Canada, experts are pushing for at-home testing options to help hit the 'blind spot' -- asymptomatic people.

 It comes just shy of a month after Canada hit 200,000 cases nationally. 

Many nearby residents said they thought they should have been given the heads up. Others don't have any objections.

Starting Sunday, Nov. 8, tests at the Carling location can be booked through the London COVID-19 Assessment Centres' website

"Instead of waiting for a resident to test positive or another staff member to test positive, we do a mass testing strategy right off the bat," SafeCare BC CEO Jen Lyle said.

One-in-five Peterborough-area residents have had a COVID-19 test since the onset of pandemic, according to Peterborough Public Health.

It's far from the first time this claim has been made by Trump, who was infected with the virus just weeks ago. 

'It's a huge limitation and a huge challenge we're facing,' one expert said.

No new cases of COVID-19 were reported in New Brunswick Friday, while five cases remain active.

This brings the total number of active cases to 15, and the overall number of confirmed cases to 125.