After some sharp upward spikes in new COVID cases at the end of last week, for the second day in a row Ontario recorded fewer that 150 new cases overnight. There were 137 new cases recorded and four deaths. Hospitalization continues to drop.There are only 87 persons in hospital across the province, 29 of whom are in ICU and 21 are on ventilators.
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