More than 85 per cent of people with the virus in Niagara have recovered.
Public Health reported three new cases over the weekend, bringing the total number of cases to 725.
There are 46 active cases in the Region.
St. Catharines has the most active cases, followed by Lincoln, Pelham, Grimsby and Niagara Falls.
There are no active cases in the rest of Niagara.
Niagara Health says there are six patients with the virus being treated in local hospitals.
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