Health authorities in Toronto have recorded the first case of the West Nile virus in a resident so far this year, the city says.

A Toronto resident has tested positive for West Nile virus, Toronto Public Health says. In a news release Tuesday, Aug. 25, the health agency confirmed the finding in an adult resident. This is the first case this year of the virus, which is transmitted to people through the bite of an infected mosquito.

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Toronto Public Health has reported the first human case of West Nile Virus of 2015. Lab confirmation indicated an adult resident in Toronto tested positive for the virus.

Toronto Public Health (TPH) said the first probably case of the virus has been reported in an adult resident.

Toronto Public Health (TPH) is reporting the first probable case of West Nile virus in a resident this year.

Toronto Public Health says in a news release on Friday that an adult resident contracted the virus. This is the fourth human case of West Nile virus in Ontario this year.