A couple walks along a path in Major's Hill Park in downtown Ottawa on April 16, 2022, during the sixth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Posted: Mar 07, 2024 10:20 AM EST | Last Updated: March 7Some flu trends are still seen as very high.Experts recommend
OPH says the city's health-care institutions remain at high risk from respiratory illnesses, as they've been since the end of August. This will be the case until respiratory trends are low again.Researchers have measured and shared the amount of novel coronavirus in Ottawa's wastewater since June 2020. This is the data for the last year. OPH considers the number of new COVID-related hospitalizations in the city — 19 — as low.
The province still shares data on COVID deaths, but there's more of a lag than with OPH's reporting. Ontario data covers up to Feb. 24 and was reflected in the final OPH dashboard update last week.says it's no longer in the midst of a high-risk time for respiratory illness for the first time since October. Specifically, the number of respiratory outbreaks there has dropped, as have various wastewater trends.
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