Montreal has more than 1,900 COVID-19 cases. Here is where they are
Côte Saint-Luc has the highest proportion of confirmed cases on the island
Montreal has nearly half of Quebec's confirmed COVID-19 cases and now the city's public health authority is breaking down those numbers by sector.
Montreal's most populated borough, Côte-Des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-De-Grâce, has the highest number of positive cases at 182. The borough has more than 165,000 residents.
The much smaller community of Côte Saint-Luc isn't far behind. Though the demerged municipality has only about 32,500 residents, it has 120 confirmed cases.
Across the island, there are 1,991 COVID-19 cases. Montreal's data shows only one municipality on the island remains untouched by the coronavirus so far — Senneville, a small village in the West Island.
Montreal public health says 487 positive patients failed to properly fill out paperwork before being tested and, though they live on the island, it's not clear where. The agency is working on tracking those patients down.
As of Tuesday, Quebec has 4,162 confirmed cases and 31 deaths attributable to COVID-19. There are 286 people in hospital, including 82 in intensive care.
On Sunday, Montreal city officials announced police will be handing out fines to people and businesses who disobey public health directives aimed at limiting the spread of COVID-19.
Here is a breakdown of the cases on the island of Montreal, expressed as a rate of cases per 10,000 residents. This indicates which areas have the most cases in proportion to their overall population.
