Integrated Respiratory Diseases Dashboard

For data on respiratory disease activity in Ontario, see the Public Health Ontario Respiratory Virus Tool.

 

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This dashboard provides an overview of the case, institutional outbreak, and wastewater activity for COVID-19 and influenza, and other respiratory pathogens in the City of Toronto during the 2025-2026 respiratory season. See COVID-19: Archived Dashboards for historical data

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2025-2026 Respiratory Season Dashboard Updates

At the end of each respiratory virus season, Toronto Public Health (TPH) reviews this dashboard and makes revisions based on community feedback, new data sources, and changes to existing data sources or reporting requirements. The following updates have been made to the dashboard:

  • A new and improved summary section to help see respiratory virus trends in Toronto at-a-glance.
  • Influenza cases are now from the Ontario Laboratories Information System (OLIS) to align with Ontario Ministry of Health reporting.
  • The National Microbiology Laboratory (NML) is no longer testing wastewater from the Highland Creek and North Toronto treatment plants. The two remaining plants—Ashbridges Bay and Humber—cover about 73% of Toronto’s population. To better reflect what the data represent, the Wastewater Indicator has been updated from ‘City-Wide’ to ‘Overall’.

Additional Information

Find additional information on COVID-19, influenza, and other respiratory pathogens in Toronto, Ontario, and Canada:

  • For datasets on outbreaks in Toronto healthcare institutions, see the City of Toronto’s Open Data dataset for outbreaks.
  • For information on COVID-19, influenza and other respiratory diseases across Ontario see Public Health Ontario’s Respiratory Virus Tool, for Canada see the Government of Canada’s FluWatch report, and globally see the World Health Organization’s Global Influenza Programme.
  • For COVID-19, influenza, RSV, and Mpox wastewater surveillance in Toronto see Public Health Agency of Canada’s wastewater monitoring dashboard.
  • Regional syndromic surveillance data on viral respiratory diseases, including hospital admissions and emergency department visits, can be accessed through KFL&A Public Health’s Viral Respiratory Mapper.