COVID-19 >>"True and Helpful" Covid Information Thread

[Anonymous]

Fash. Those individual days add up to 3614 ... still well down from previous week .. I realize that overall number 2,737 was given on CTV site    ... but your list above is Alberta Health numbers



Ours, Sask & Man  don't come out till tomorrow and ours are from days back, so stale on first day

It adds up to 2737 according to the Alberta government website.



May 17: 548 cases

May 18: 472 cases

May 19: 493 cases

May 20: 368 cases

May 21: 292 cases

May 22: 235 cases

May 23: 329 cases



https://www.alberta.ca/covid-19-alberta-data.aspx">https://www.alberta.ca/covid-19-alberta-data.aspx

[cc]

Apologies. I confused previous post for previous week which was right above it



My error

[Anonymous]

Apologies. I confused previous post for previous week which was right above it



My error

Ah, I see.

[Anonymous]

The trend is continuing in the right direction in Alberta.



There were 2,348 Cases reported over 7 days..



There are 931 In hospital and 29 In intensive care.

[cc]

BC  1,163 "known" cases for last reported week .. down another 15% from previous week





This monkeypox thing does spread -  77 in Canada now, 71 in Quebec, 5 in Ontario and 1 in Alberta.



Globally, there are 550 confirmed cases in 30 non-endemic countries where the virus has not usually been found.



thus far the cases in Canada have not spread beyond a specific community where the first cases were identified - originating in a Montreal spa

[Anonymous]

BC  1,163 "known" cases for last reported week .. down another 15% from previous week





This monkeypox thing does spread -  77 in Canada now, 71 in Quebec, 5 in Ontario and 1 in Alberta.



Globally, there are 550 confirmed cases in 30 non-endemic countries where the virus has not usually been found.



thus far the cases in Canada have not spread beyond a specific community where the first cases were identified - originating in a Montreal spa

I'm not concerned about monkeypox.

[Breakfall]

BC  1,163 "known" cases for last reported week .. down another 15% from previous week





This monkeypox thing does spread -  77 in Canada now, 71 in Quebec, 5 in Ontario and 1 in Alberta.



Globally, there are 550 confirmed cases in 30 non-endemic countries where the virus has not usually been found.



thus far the cases in Canada have not spread beyond a specific community where the first cases were identified - originating in a Montreal spa

I'm not concerned about monkeypox.

It's a promiscuous disease anyway. We're good!  

[cc]

I'm not concerned about monkeypox.

For myself, nor am I   .. and I was not suggesting anyone should fear it



It's more a point of interest ... it's strangely growing very fast in Canada .. some  more cases  today

[Anonymous]

I'm not concerned about monkeypox.

For myself, nor am I   .. and I was not suggesting anyone should fear it



It's more a point of interest ... it's strangely growing very fast in Canada .. some  more cases  today

It aint going to spread like COVID.

[cc]

I'm not concerned about monkeypox.

For myself, nor am I   .. and I was not suggesting anyone should fear it



It's more a point of interest ... it's strangely growing very fast in Canada .. some  more cases  today

It aint going to spread like COVID.

No. It's not highly transmissible by air. It's the highly transmissible by air factor that makes most corona viruses so  spreadable

[Anonymous]

I'm not concerned about monkeypox.

For myself, nor am I   .. and I was not suggesting anyone should fear it



It's more a point of interest ... it's strangely growing very fast in Canada .. some  more cases  today

It aint going to spread like COVID.

No. It's not highly transmissible by air. It's the highly transmissible by air factor that makes most corona viruses so  spreadable

Yep

[Anonymous]

There were 1840 cases of COVID in Alberta over the last seven days..



The number of people in hospital is 816 and twenty four people are in ICU.

[Anonymous]

The trend continues in the right direction in Alberta..



There were 1,442 Cases reported over the past seven days..



There are 719 people In hospita and only 19 In intensive care.

[Anonymous]

Starting at midnight, isolation becomes a recommendation only.

[Anonymous]

Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's chief public health officer, who was thrust into the spotlight when COVID hit, and who has faced criticism for her response to the pandemic, has been reappointed to another three-year term that also comes with a pay raise.



According to an order-in-council as first reported by Blacklock's Reporter , Tam's maximum pay has increased to $324,000 a year, up from $265,000 for her previous salary.