Pregnant people do not seem more likely to get COVID-19 than others.

There is now evidence that suggest pregnant individuals are at a higher risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 although the overall risk of severe complications is still low. SOGC statement April 15, 2021

BORN Ontario Data on COVID-19 infections in pregnancy to date April 27, 2021

Recommendation for pregnant individuals to get the COVID vaccine if wanted.

There is currently no public health guidance that recommends routine work accommodations for pregnant women. Every individual needs to review with their care provider the risks in their workplace. SOGC statement Feb 15, 2021

For pregnant healthcare providers, personal protective equipment and good overall hygiene practices remain the foundation for maintaining good health.  

Ottawa Public Health Resources for Those Pregnant and Parenting During COVID-19

There is no evidence to suggest that the developing child could be negatively affected.

High fevers (> 38.5 degrees Celsius) during the first trimester can increase the risk of certain birth defects.

Protect yourself as best you can by staying home as much as possible, practicing social distancing and good hand hygiene, and wearing a mask. Also try to avoid having unnecessary visitors into your home.