There are now 630 cases of COVID-19 in London-Middlesex, which includes 511 recoveries and 57 deaths.

The update brings the total number of confirmed cases in the region to 629, of which 510 people have recovered and 57 have died.

The new case was reported in London, Ont. It does not involve a health-care worker and is not associated with a seniors' facility.

London-Middlesex did not see any new cases of the novel coronavirus Wednesday.

The call centre is one of two the multinational hospitality company is closing as a result of the coronavirus pandemic's impacts on travel and tourism.

Waterloo Public Health say they have been provided several people’s names to speak with in connection to the London parties which saw at least eight people contract the novel coronavirus.

The new case brings the total number of cases in the region to 626, of which 507 have been resolved and 57 people have died.

The update brings the total number of confirmed cases in the region to 625, of which 505 people have recovered and 57 have died.

None of the new COVID-19 cases announced Sunday are related to any outbreaks at senior homes, and all are from London, Ont., which has now seen 579 cases.

One of the newly reported coronavirus cases Saturday involves either a staff member or resident at a seniors' home.