People wearing face masks cue to enter a store in Toronto, March 11, 2021.CARLOS OSORIO/Reuters
Ontario is reporting 299 COVID-19 cases and 25 deaths from the virus today, though the numbers include historic cases just now being counted.
A spokeswoman for the health minister says 90 cases from last year are being counted today due to a data review by Toronto Public Health.
Nineteen deaths from previous months are also being counted.
The province says 257 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 today and 276 patients were in intensive care with COVID-related critical illness.
Provincial data says 265,231 COVID-19 vaccines were administered since the last daily updated for a total of more than 14.4 million shots.
More than 77 per cent of people have at least one vaccine dose as of Tuesday and 37 per cent are fully vaccinated.
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