Canada saw 374 new coronavirus cases on Thursday and four new deaths.
The country now has 118,561 cases total and 8,966 deaths.
Ontario reported 95 brand-new cases of COVID-19, the illness triggered by the unique coronavirus, on Thursday, bringing the provincial overall to 39,809
This is the fourth day in a row Ontario has seen case counts lower than 100.
The death toll in the province has actually increased to 2,783 as one brand-new death was reported.
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Meanwhile, 35,906 Ontarians have recuperated from COVID-19, which is 90 per cent of cases.
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Over in Nova Scotia, no brand-new cases were reported Thursday.
Two new cases were reported in New Brunswick– both connected to short-term foreign employees who had actually shown up in Moncton– amounting to six active cases in the province and 176 verified cases total.
Saskatchewan reported one more death Thursday to make 19 overall, as well as 11 new cases.
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Manitoba saw a significant jump in COVID-19 cases Thursday, with health officials reporting 30 new cases of the virus compared to 2 cases reported Wednesday.
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The new cases bring the total number of known lab-confirmed and likely cases reported in Manitoba since March to 474, with 118 currently active.
Meanwhile, Alberta saw 56 more cases as the province commemorated a week-long pattern of daily cases coming in under 100 after a rise in cases across the province.
British Columbia reported 47 new cases in the past 24 hours to bring the total number of cases in the province to 3,881
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