Ontario health officials reported 115 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday along with no new deaths, as reported cases have stayed above 100 since last Thursday.
Ontario reported 108 new cases on Saturday and 131 on Friday.
"Locally, 29 of Ontario’s 34 public health units are reporting five or fewer cases, with 13 of them reporting no new cases," Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said on Twitter.
Another 108 people made recoveries from infection on Sunday, meaning the number of remaining active cases increased by seven.
There are now 1,010 active cases of novel coronavirus infection remaining in the province, along with 2,797 centrally-confirmed deaths and 37,595 total recoveries since the outbreak reached Ontario on Jan. 25.
Provincial labs turned around 23,300 test results in the past 24 hours, down from 28,700 processed on Saturday.
The results processed generated a positivity rate of 0.49 per cent.
A further 16,000 test specimens remained under investigation.
Of Sunday's cases, 50 per cent were in people aged 39 or younger.
Toronto reported 20 new cases on Sunday, while Peel Region reported 32, Durham reported 5, York Region reported 10 and Ottawa reported 7 new cases.
A number of hospitals did not provide occupancy data to the province on Sunday, but there were at least 41 people receiving treatment for COVID-19 in hospitals across Ontario.
Of those, 11 were in intensive care and 6 of those 11 were breathing with the help of a ventilator.
