The flu is still moving through Niagara, and experts believe the peak of the season could still be weeks off.
Right now the region's public health website reports 5 influenza outbreaks this season, with 4 of those still active.
Canadians across the country are seeing similar results with the number of cases continuing to rise.
Infectious-disease experts are describing this flu season as "unusual'' citing the mix of two strains that are dominating this year's flu epidemic; some areas are even seeing an atypical 50-50 mix of the A and B strains.
To stop the spread of the flu wash your hands regularly, cough and sneeze into a tissue or your sleeve, and stay home if you are sick.