Included in the new cases, TPH said are a resident of a long-term city-run care home, a Toronto paramedic and a person experiencing homelessness.

Both patients recently travelled to Toronto from Wuhan, China, which is believed to be the epicentre of the outbreak.

The clinics will run from Friday until Nov. 15 and will be available for free through multiple health care providers and at more than 500 local pharmacies.

Toronto Public Health says the campaign is focused on children's perspectives.

Health authorities say the public may have been exposed at Vaughan Mills shopping mall between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. on March 20.

The confirmed case of the measles in Toronto comes as Canada's West Coast deals with an acute outbreak.

The health agency said an employee at the Calii Love kiosk has a confirmed of hepatitis A that was likely contracted while they were travelling in a different country.

Lancets were not consistently changed between clients receiving a blood glucose test.

A person acquired measles in another country and two other people were exposed to a person with measles who lives outside of the city, Toronto Public Health said Thursday.

Toronto Public Health has confirmed there are two new cases of mumps at Ryerson University amid an outbreak of the viral infection in the city.