Two more COVID-19 deaths in Ontario.
Another day with more than 400 new COVID-19 infections in the province.
Officials confirm 480 new cases and two more deaths.
There are 289 cases in people who aren't double-dosed or whose vaccination status isn't known.
Just under 23,000 tests were conducted yesterday.
The province is reporting 105 people hospitalized with the virus, but the number is expected to be higher since over ten percent of hospitals don't submit data to the Daily Bed Census on weekends.
Over 22.6 million doses have been administered.
About 88.5 percent of Ontarians 12 and older have one dose and 85.1 percent are fully immunized.
A full breakdown is available here.

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