Toronto has made "significant progress" in reducing the spread of COVID-19 as the number of new cases, hospitalizations and outbreaks in the city are all decreasing, says the city's medical officer of health. Dr. Eileen de Villa told a city hall news conference on Monday that Toronto has a total of five new cases, the lowest daily case count since March 1. "The reality is that COVID-19 is still here, and we need everyone to stay focused on stopping its spread. As of July 27, Toronto Public Health said 15,337 cases of COVID-19 have been reported in the city and 13,722 people have recovered, an increase of 104 over the weekend. City officials also said they will be looking at reviewing the rules for bars and gyms under Stage 3.

Source: CBC News July 27, 2020 18:01 UTC