We are back over 30 active cases in Niagara.
Public Health reported seven new cases of the virus yesterday, bringing us to 31 active cases.
St. Catharines has the most active cases, followed by Port Colborne and Niagara-on-the-Lake.
There are four municipalities without active cases, including Wainfleet, Pelham and Grimsby.
Niagara Health says there are no patients with the virus in our local hospitals.
About 90 per cent of people with COVID-19 in Niagara have recovered.
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