
54 COVID-19 hospitalizations, 1 death in London, Middlesex
A woman in her 80s is the latest person in the region to succumb to the virus, the Middlesex London Health Unit said Wednesday.

A woman in her 80s is the latest person in the region to succumb to the virus, the Middlesex London Health Unit said Wednesday.
The latest death was an individual in their 90s who passed away at a local nursing home.
The London Health Sciences Centre has 56 inpatients with COVID-19 as of Tuesday, the first time since mid-February hospitalizations have surpassed 50.
The future for Chatham-Kent looks a little brighter than what was predicted three years ago in terms of population growth, new homes, and new jobs.
The Sarnia-Lambton Ontario Health Team said these treatments can help prevent serious illness if taken within five to seven days of the onset of symptoms.
The London Health Sciences Centre said Friday it has 321 infected staffers, the first time since late January that figure has risen above 300.
Lambton Public Health is reminding residents to stay home if sick, get vaccinated, and practice safe gatherings ahead of the Easter long weekend.
While the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations at the London Health Sciences Centre rose, the number of infected workers at the hospital decreased by three.
All three outbreaks are at long-term care homes, Trillium Villa, Vision Nursing Home and Lambton Meadowview Villa.
The number of patients admitted to the London Health Sciences Centre with the virus decreased by three over the past 24 hours to 44.