Over the weekend, Public Health Sudbury and Districts confirmed an outbreak at a fourth Sudbury long-term care home, St. Gabriel Villa, after an employee of the home tested positive.
The health unit's 59th case, the employee's a Greater Sudbury woman in her 50s - it's unknown how she was exposed to the coronavirus, as she has no history of travel or contact with a known case.
She tested positive amid ongoing targeted surveillance of long-term care homes.
The health unit - which covers the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts - says 49 cases are "resolved" with two deaths, though it is still investigating over 450 more cases.
The neighbouring Porcupine Health Unit's reported its 61st case - a Timmins area girl between the ages of 10 and 19 - though it notes only eleven cases are still "active", with 46 considered "resolved" and four deaths - it is still investigating over 560 more cases.
Algoma Public Health's reported a total of 13 cases - twelve considered "resolved" - while it's waiting on results from over 260 tests.