TORONTO (Reuters) - Ontario could reach 1,000 new COVID-19 cases per day in the first half of October, new projections released on Wednesday showed, putting Canada's most populous province on a trajectory similar to the hard-hit Australian state of Victoria.
The projections do not consider the impact of modest new restrictions introduced earlier in September and come on a day when the province reported 625 new cases.
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