City of Toronto   *
HomeContact UsHow Do I...? Advanced search Go
Living in TorontoDoing businessVisiting TorontoAccessing City Hall *
*
 
Public Health Home
A - Z Index
Contact us
   
# Fact sheets
# Status of WNV
# Larviciding update
# WNV News releases
   
*
*
* * West Nile Virus *
* *
West Nile Virus
General Information
Toronto Public Health Vector Borne Diseases program performs mosquito control activities typically from May until the end of September, under the authority of Toronto's Medical Officer of Health.
Fact sheets Fact Sheets
Fact sheets covering general WNV topics

Status of WNV Status of WNV
Mosquito, bird & human WNV data

Larviciding Update Larviciding Update
Where is the City larviciding?
News Releases News Releases

Update

Mosquito surveillance and control activities have ended for the 2012 season. Toronto Public Health began its 2012 West Nile Virus activities in May. For an overview of TPH's current WNV season which is based on human case and mosquito surveillance data, please go to Status of WNV.

In 2011, Toronto Public Health reported 76 positive mosquito batches and 28 human cases of illness reported due to the virus.

The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care reported 71 human cases in Ontario.

For more information on Toronto's WNV program or to speak to a public health inspector about WNV related questions and/or concerns, please call 416-338-7600.

This is the latest information on the status of WNV in Toronto.

Reports, links & resources
For more information on West Nile Virus call Toronto Public Health at 416-338-7600


 
Toronto maps | Get involved | Toronto links | 311 | Comment | Subscribe | Privacy statement
© City of Toronto 1998-2013