There are no new cases of the virus in Niagara and active cases are down to 23.
Public Health says the highest number of active cases is in St. Catharines.
There are four other municipalities with active cases, including Grimsby, Niagara Falls, Thorold and Lincoln.
There are no active cases in the rest of the Niagara.
Nearly 89 per cent of the people with the virus have recovered.
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