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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, Ju ne 2, 20 22 | 10 ou!yt o meee tvlo ould and wneighbours wne oure y'reW Oakville,yeH om.cyompancand905.888.8808 | memory Despite the declining COVID-19 trends, the virus continues to spread in some long-term-care facili- ties and retirement homes. As of press time, there were 11 active COVID-19 outbreaks in congregate settings across Halton mu- nicipalities, according to Halton Region. The list includes long- term-care homes at Allen- dale in Milton and the Vil- lage of Tansley Woods in Burlington, as well as re- tirement homes at Amica Bronte Harbour and Sun- rise Senior Living of Oak- ville in Oakville and Exten- dicare in Halton Hills. There were 16 people with COVID-19 in Halton's four hospitals as of May 27, according to reports pub- lished by Joseph Brant Hos- pital and Halton Health- care. Four of those were pa- tients at the Burlington hos- pital, while nine were in Oakville, two in George- town, and one in Milton. Health officials also re- ported three more COVID- related deaths, one each in Milton, Oakville and Hal- ton Hills. This brings the death toll in Halton to 375. A number of Halton long-term care homes are facing outbreaks of COVID. Graham Paine/Metroland WEEKLY ROUNDUP: ACTIVE COVID-19 OUTBREAKS IN LONG-TERM CARE NEWS SCAN THIS CODE to view COVID cases tracker.