OT: Covid-19 (Part 42) All Night Long

[llamateizer]

COVID-19 in the U.S.: How do Canada's provinces rank against American states?
Alberta is #1 in the US and Canada


Danemark having the "coronapass"
COVID-19 | Le Danemark et son passeport sanitaire avancent dans la réouverture

 

[Adam Michaels]

COVID-19 in the U.S.: How do Canada's provinces rank against American states?
Alberta is #1 in the US and Canada

51 states and Washington DC + 13 provinces and territories = 64 states/provinces/territories.

Quebec is 41st in that list.

 

[overlords]

51 states and Washington DC + 13 provinces and territories = 64 states/provinces/territories.

Quebec is 41st in that list.

Gotta say I didn't expect Nunavut to be that bad. I guess them not getting as much sun doesn't help.

 

[MXD]

Gotta say I didn't expect Nunavut to be that bad. I guess them not getting as much sun doesn't help.

There's that, but there's also (and, well, mostly) the issue of sample sizes, because there isn't even 40 000 people living there. Just needs two outbreaks in two different remote communities and, boom, you have 100 new cases a day per 100K pop.

 

[Treb]

Gotta say I didn't expect Nunavut to be that bad. I guess them not getting as much sun doesn't help.

There's that, but there's also (and, well, mostly) the issue of sample sizes, because there isn't even 40 000 people living there. Just needs two outbreaks in two different remote communities and, boom, you have 100 new cases a day per 100K pop.

They had a total of 535 cases and 4 deaths since the beginning. Currently 85 active cases.

Nunavut's population is 39,285.
1361.8 cases per 100k.
10.2 deaths per 100k.

More than half of their cases (339) are in Arviat which has a population of 2,657, meaning 12.76% of the village got infected.

 

[Lshap]

Numbers in Montreal continue to drop faster compared to the rest of Québec.

 

[MXD]

Gotta say I didn't expect Nunavut to be that bad. I guess them not getting as much sun doesn't help.

They had a total of 535 cases and 4 deaths since the beginning. Currently 85 active cases.

Nunavut's population is 39,285.
1361.8 cases per 100k.
10.2 deaths per 100k.

More than half of their cases (339) are in Arviat which has a population of 2,657, meaning 12.76% of the village got infected.

It's not that different from certain communities in Beauce, if anything. But yeah, the numbers are crazy because of a few communities. There are most certainly lots of areas that are completely covid-free.

 

[Treb]

It's not that different from certain communities in Beauce, if anything. But yeah, the numbers are crazy because of a few communities. There are most certainly lots of areas that are completely covid-free.

Currently, only Iqualuit and Kinngait have active cases (85) and Kinngait only has 2.

 

[MSLs absurd thighs]

Numbers in Montreal continue to drop faster compared to the rest of Québec.

Not really. Quebec City went from more than 450 cases a day to 75 in a matter of weeks.

 

[Crusher117]

Numbers in Montreal continue to drop faster compared to the rest of Québec.

Makes sense. MTL is between 35 to 40% vaxxed I believe.

 

[Adam Michaels]

 

[OnTheRun]

Makes sense. MTL is between 35 to 40% vaxxed I believe.

The vaccination gap is almost completely gone now.

The most* vaxxed region is Saguenay-LSJ at 40% and the least is Abitibi at 33%. Montreal is sitting at 38.5% (5th). Laval used to be the 2nd most vaccinated place in Quebec is now sitting 4th from last (34%)

*: Nord-du-Quebec (72%), Baie-James (59%), Gaspesie (50%), Nunavik (49%) and Cote-Nord (48%) are following a different vaccination plan than the rest of the province.

 

[Adam Michaels]

 

[Adam Michaels]

75% of the 55+ have been vaccinated. Dubai says the goal is to get to 75% in each group.

 

[ECWHSWI]

75% of the 55+ have been vaccinated. Dubai says the goal is to get to 75% in each group.

Dube's goals change every day.

 

[Habs8517]

Just got back from Olympic stadium for my first shot, it was Pfizer.
Very fast, no wait, out in about 30 mins.

 

[ClasslessGuy]

75% of the 55+ have been vaccinated. Dubai says the goal is to get to 75% in each group.

I'd be curious to know what we are getting exactly when we are at 75% in every category

 

[Adam Michaels]

I'd be curious to know what we are getting exactly when we are at 75% in every category

Maybe a lollipop?

 

[llamateizer]

Maybe a lollipop?

Made with biological sugar cane? Or corn syrup?

 

[ClasslessGuy]

Maybe a lollipop?

Just want to avoid the ''we did a good job but in order to re-open we really need to get to x% of second dose'' they would lose everybody at that point in june.

 

[FrankMTL]

Just took my appointment for Thursday. They opened the 40-44 age bracket early.

 

[dinodebino]

The vaccination gap is almost completely gone now.

The most* vaxxed region is Saguenay-LSJ at 40% and the least is Abitibi at 33%. Montreal is sitting at 38.5% (5th). Laval used to be the 2nd most vaccinated place in Quebec is now sitting 4th from last (34%)

*: Nord-du-Quebec (72%), Baie-James (59%), Gaspesie (50%), Nunavik (49%) and Cote-Nord (48%) are following a different vaccination plan than the rest of the province.

Where did you get these numbers?

 

[llamateizer]

 

[OnTheRun]

Where did you get these numbers?

Suivez la campagne de vaccination en continu

 

[McGuires Corndog]

I saw this on Instagram yesterday and sent it to everyone I know. One of the best memes I’ve ever seen.