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

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Do you have a link ? .. Search didn't get it for me

They change it everyday.....it's gone.

Aw. So long as you post when available (which you do), I can use that



It's really helpful.



I think of Alberta as one of my homes .. so like to know how it's doing in all areas

[Anonymous]

Do you have a link ? .. Search didn't get it for me

They change it everyday.....it's gone.

Aw. So long as you post when available (which you do), I can use that



It's really helpful.



I think of Alberta as one of my homes .. so like to know how it's doing in all areas

I don't know where we stand in Canada on COVID cases and hospitalizations. but job prospects and the overall economy are the best they have been since 2014.

[cc]

I don't know where we stand in Canada on COVID cases and hospitalizations. but job prospects and the overall economy are the best they have been since 2014.

Canada Results not complete for week, but it will be up. BC will be about same. ON  & QB up substantially. especially QB



Things seem back to normal ++  here ... mainly have been for a while now .. growth is taking place



It makes sense that lost time will be made up for making economies take off

[Anonymous]

People in Alberta just don't think about it that much anymore. After Kenney lifted mask mandates most people still masked up in public places for about a month. Now, few people are wearing masks including employees.

[Anonymous]

Quebec Premier François Legault says he has tested positive for COVID-19..



The 64-year-old premier says he's feeling good and will work remotely for the next five days as per public health guidelines.

[cc]

People in Alberta just don't think about it that much anymore. After Kenney lifted mask mandates most people still masked up in public places for about a month. Now, few people are wearing masks including employees.

Not surprising. Case numbers have been falling & are at the low end of the cycle now

[Anonymous]

People in Alberta just don't think about it that much anymore. After Kenney lifted mask mandates most people still masked up in public places for about a month. Now, few people are wearing masks including employees.

Not surprising. Case numbers have been falling & are at the low end of the cycle now

I hope we don't have another surge in hospitalizations and people in ICU.

[Anonymous]

Premier Doug Ford says his government has no plans to reimpose restrictions as cases rise in Ontario.

[cc]

Keyword = "says"



Again, talk is just that ... talk



The virus will determine what  happens. It always has and always will



I wish everyone in power would just shut up and take things as they actually come

[Anonymous]

Keyword = "says"



Again, talk is just that ... talk



The virus will determine what  happens. It always has and always will

If hospitalizations and the number of people in ICU rise, the Ontario premier will have no choice..



But, also remember, it's an election year in Ontario.

[Anonymous]

Germany and South Korea presently lead the world in cases..



Canada had 6,344 cases today.

[cc]

Germany and South Korea presently lead the world in cases..



Canada had 6,344 cases today.

Yes, and that's without Alberta & Sask (looks like when they are in Canada's total would be about equal to previous week)

EDIT - My error - Canada is up 13% this week



Ontario grew a fair bit & Quebec almost 50% of previous week





Yes, Germany has been around 1.5 million known cases for 3 weeks now .. That's a lot



France has been growing rapidly during that period .. 136% previous week & 143% this week



BC is down only marginally this week ... basically staying steady after a few weeks of steadily reducing levels

[Anonymous]

Germany and South Korea presently lead the world in cases..



Canada had 6,344 cases today.

Yes, and that's without Alberta & Sask (looks like when they are in Canada's total would be about equal to previous week)

EDIT - My error - Canada is up 13% this week



Ontario grew a fair bit & Quebec almost 50% of previous week





Yes, Germany has been around 1.5 million known cases for 3 weeks now .. That's a lot



France has been growing rapidly during that period .. 136% previous week & 143% this week



BC is down only marginally this week ... basically staying steady after a few weeks of steadily reducing levels

Oh, I orgot we only give numbers once a week.

[Anonymous]

South Korea's total coronavirus infections topped 10 million, or nearly 20% of its population, authorities said on Wednesday, as surging severe cases and deaths increasingly put a strain on crematories and funeral homes nationwide.

[cc]

I saw report today that Alta & ON are concerned about rising levels of Ba.2 in wastewater



Alta hasn't given new known case numbers, but ON is distinctly on the rise



As before, it will soon be everywhere. Based on the past, there are no surprises there



Some European countries are not stating back down



Initial Data: Protection from it seems good for those who got the original version .. and vaccines provide similar protection for both infection & severity