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Canada’s daily COVID-19 cases down over 70% from April peak of 3rd wave

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COVID-19 infections are continuing to fall from their third wave peak, with the May long weekend seeing the lowest daily case counts since early March.Tuesday saw just 2,506 new infections across the country.

The last time cases were that low was March 1, when cases had plateaued between the winter’s second wave and the third surge in the spring.The number also marks a 72 per cent drop from the all-time high of 9,564 new cases reported on April 15.

COVID cases in Canada tracker: how many new cases of COVID-19 today? The Victoria Day weekend saw a steady decline in infections from the end of last week.

After 4,000 new cases were reported Saturday, the daily count fell to 3,740 on Sunday and 3,149 on the holiday Monday.Experts have warned.

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