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10-day averages for key regions in Ontario, plus the weekly trend as of 2021-06-12 (posting this every Saturday).
| Region | Cases today | per 100K | 10-day average | per 100K | Weekly trend |
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Peel
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71
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5.1
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110
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8.0
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-50%
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Waterloo
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51
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8.3
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48
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7.8
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+31%
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Brant
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14
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10.3
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9
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6.5
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-32%
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Hamilton
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30
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5.2
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36
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6.2
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-47%
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Niagara
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28
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6.3
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25
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5.7
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-47%
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Durham
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31
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4.8
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34
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5.3
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-53%
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Toronto
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89
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3.0
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144
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4.9
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-54%
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Thunder Bay
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.0
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7
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4.5
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-55%
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Halton
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14
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2.6
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21
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3.9
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-16%
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Windsor-Essex
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12
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3.1
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15
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3.8
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-36%
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Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph
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5
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1.8
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10
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3.8
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-99%
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Simcoe-Muskoka
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25
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4.6
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19
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3.6
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-44%
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Middlesex-London
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8
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2.0
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14
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3.6
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-38%
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Lambton
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3
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2.3
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5
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3.5
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-44%
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Huron Perth
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7
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7.1
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3
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3.4
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+57%
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York
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37
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3.3
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31
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2.8
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-15%
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Ottawa
|
17
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1.7
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26
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2.6
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-71%
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Ontario total
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-42%
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Current 7-day covid-19 per 100K
• Region of Waterloo Public Health and Emergency Services 57.3
• Peel Public Health 39.9
• Niagara Region Public Health 36.4
• Brant County Health Unit 34.8
• City of Hamilton Public Health Services 32.8
• Durham Region Health Department 27.9
• Toronto Public Health 26.3
• Halton Region Public Health 24.6
• Windsor-Essex County Health Unit 21.9
• Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit 21.2
• TOTAL ONTARIO 25.1
The region is more than double the province.
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SATURDAY 2021-06-12
Waterloo Region reported 65 new cases for today (15.7% of the active cases) and none more for yesterday for 67; 363 new cases for the week (+19 from yesterday, +80 from last week), averaging 14.0% of active cases. 435 active cases, +82 in the last seven days.
Next vaccination report on Monday.
Ontario reported 502 new cases today with a seven-day average of 533 (-55). 830 recoveries and 15 deaths translated to a decrease of 343 active cases and a new total of 5,841. -3,096 active cases for the week and 105 deaths (15 per day). 24,099 tests with a positivity rate of 2.08%. The positivity rate is averaging 2.34% for the past seven days, compared to 3.25% for the preceding seven.
New case variants reported today (these are substantially delayed so they do not match the new case numbers): - Alpha (B.1.1.7): 1,390
- Beta (B.1.351): 6
- Gamma (P.1): 25
422 patients in ICU (-18 today, -94 for the week) and 447 total hospital patients (-178 for the week).
195,032 doses of vaccine administered, with a seven-day average at 169,753 (previous week was 142,105). 63.55% of total provincial population vaccinated (+0.41% from yesterday, +3.29% from 7 days ago), 11.33% fully vaccinated (+0.91% from yesterday, +4.79% from 7 days ago).
- 14 cases in Brant: 10.3 per 100K
- 51 cases in Waterloo: 8.3 per 100K (based on provincial reporting)
- 7 cases in Huron Perth: 7.1 per 100K
- 28 cases in Niagara: 6.3 per 100K
- 30 cases in Hamilton: 5.2 per 100K
- 71 cases in Peel: 5.1 per 100K
- 31 cases in Durham: 4.8 per 100K
- 25 cases in Simcoe-Muskoka: 4.6 per 100K
- 37 cases in York: 3.3 per 100K
- 12 cases in Windsor-Essex: 3.1 per 100K
- 89 cases in Toronto: 3.0 per 100K
- 14 cases in Halton: 2.6 per 100K
- 3 cases in Lambton: 2.3 per 100K
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(06-12-2021, 04:22 PM)tomh009 Wrote: 195,032 doses of vaccine administered, with a seven-day average at 169,753 (previous week was 142,105). 63.55% of total provincial population vaccinated (+0.41% from yesterday, +3.29% from 7 days ago), 11.33% fully vaccinated (+0.91% from yesterday, +4.79% from 7 days ago).
Good vaccination numbers.
BTW: If anyone got the AZ vaccine, the province is now allowing 8 weeks for your second dose. My 8 weeks is on June 19, so looks like I am close to my second dosing. I'd recommend not using the regional portal isn't great, it'll be much quicker to sign up with pharmacies or your family doctor.
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Current 7-day covid-19 per 100k
• Region of Waterloo Public Health and Emergency Services 68.1
• Peel Public Health 37.9
• City of Hamilton Public Health Services 31.2
• Brant County Health Unit 27.7
• Niagara Region Public Health 26.5
• Durham Region Health Department 26.2
• Toronto Public Health 25.9
• Halton Region Public Health 22.9
• North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit 19.3
• Windsor-Essex County Health Unit 18.6
• TOTAL ONTARIO 24.2
The region continues to get much worse as the rest of the province moves on.
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SUNDAY 2021-06-13
Waterloo Region reported 82 new cases for today (18.7% of the active cases) and three more for yesterday for 68; 418 new cases for the week (+55 from yesterday, +140 from last week), averaging 15.6% of active cases. 473 active cases, +129 in the last seven days.
Next testing report on Friday.
Next vaccination report on Monday.
Ontario reported 530 new cases today with a seven-day average of 514 (-19). 763 recoveries and seven deaths translated to a decrease of 240 active cases and a new total of 5,601. -2,767 active cases for the week and 103 deaths (15 per day). 20,731 tests with a positivity rate of 2.56%. The positivity rate is averaging 2.28% for the past seven days, compared to 3.11% for the preceding seven.
New case variants reported today (these are substantially delayed so they do not match the new case numbers): - Alpha (B.1.1.7): 785
- Beta (B.1.351): 3
- Gamma (P.1): 9
426 patients in ICU (+4 today, -84 for the week).
184,615 doses of vaccine administered, with a seven-day average at 173,499 (previous week was 144,402). 63.93% of total provincial population vaccinated (+0.38% from yesterday, +3.05% from 7 days ago), 12.21% fully vaccinated (+0.88% from yesterday, +5.20% from 7 days ago).
- 97 cases in Waterloo: 15.7 per 100K (based on provincial reporting)
- 81 cases in Peel: 5.9 per 100K
- 12 cases in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph: 4.4 per 100K
- 24 cases in Hamilton: 4.1 per 100K
- 21 cases in Halton: 3.8 per 100K
- 102 cases in Toronto: 3.5 per 100K
- 21 cases in Durham: 3.3 per 100K
- 3 cases in Huron Perth: 3.1 per 100K
- 12 cases in Niagara: 2.7 per 100K
- 24 cases in Ottawa: 2.4 per 100K
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(06-13-2021, 03:17 PM)danbrotherston Wrote: Yikes!
Technically since we did drop down mid-May, this might be considered a 4th wave, since we have spiked enough on 7-day averages.
The rest of the province is doing very good though.
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These numbers as well as the ones for porcupine are very very alarming
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(06-13-2021, 04:32 PM)Bjays93 Wrote: These numbers as well as the ones for porcupine are very very alarming
There are some reasonable explanations for Porcupine - it has had a lot of outbreaks in smaller communities, especially those along the James Bay coastline. Timmins, for example, doesn't have bad numbers. Porcupine isn't in stage 1 yet. Waterloo Region will likely go back to pre-stage 1 in a few days if numbers don't improve, and stay there for a few weeks.
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(06-13-2021, 05:19 PM)jeffster Wrote: (06-13-2021, 04:32 PM)Bjays93 Wrote: These numbers as well as the ones for porcupine are very very alarming
There are some reasonable explanations for Porcupine - it has had a lot of outbreaks in smaller communities, especially those along the James Bay coastline. Timmins, for example, doesn't have bad numbers. Porcupine isn't in stage 1 yet. Waterloo Region will likely go back to pre-stage 1 in a few days if numbers don't improve, and stay there for a few weeks.
But but but, everyone says that outbreaks can only happen in dense areas!
/s
In all seriousness, I doubt they will revert the region until things are really in bad shape.
In other news, I heard a big cacophony from the Uptown Square around noon. I'm going to assume the plagots are at it again.
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So I took my mom in for her second vaccination. You wouldn't believe who I ran into though, guiding people. Ken Seiling! He's still at it, and nice to see. I only spoke to him for a couple minutes. It was nice to see him out there.
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Current 7-day covid-19 per 100k
• Region of Waterloo Public Health and Emergency Services 69.0
• Peel Public Health 35.8
• City of Hamilton Public Health Services 28.9
• Niagara Region Public Health 26.9
• Brant County Health Unit 25.8
• Toronto Public Health 25.7
• Durham Region Health Department 24.7
• North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit 21.6
• Halton Region Public Health 20.2
• Huron Perth Public Health 19.3
• TOTAL ONTARIO 23.7
Ontario overall continues to drop. Region of Waterloo continues to rise. Waterloo Region and Porcupine are the only two regions that would have been in the "Red" or "Grey" in the old system. Everyone else is Yellow or Green.
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(06-14-2021, 10:21 AM)jeffster Wrote: So I took my mom in for her second vaccination. You wouldn't believe who I ran into though, guiding people. Ken Seiling! He's still at it, and nice to see. I only spoke to him for a couple minutes. It was nice to see him out there.
He is a real class act! I’ve had the opportunity to bump into him a couple of times and was fortunate enough to be able to thank him for his efforts on behalf of the LRT.
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MONDAY 2021-06-14
Waterloo Region reported 41 new cases for today (8.1% of the active cases) and one more for yesterday for 83; 443 new cases for the week (-7 from yesterday, +149 from last week), averaging 15.7% of active cases. 512 active cases, +154 in the last seven days.
Next testing report on Friday.
An average of 7,360 doses of vaccine administered over the past three days, with a seven-day average at 7,121 (previous week was 6,448). 57.46% of total regional population vaccinated (+0.50% from yesterday, +3.95% from 7 days ago), 8.46% fully vaccinated (+0.66% from yesterday, +4.00% from 7 days ago).
Ontario reported 447 new cases today with a seven-day average of 503 (-11). 670 recoveries and four deaths translated to a decrease of 227 active cases and a new total of 5,374. -2,563 active cases for the week and 92 deaths (13 per day). 13,588 tests with a positivity rate of 3.29%. The positivity rate is averaging 2.26% for the past seven days, compared to 2.88% for the preceding seven.
New case variants reported today (these are substantially delayed so they do not match the new case numbers): - Alpha (B.1.1.7): 458
- Beta (B.1.351): 0
- Gamma (P.1): 2
409 patients in ICU (-17 today, -84 for the week).
135,574 doses of vaccine administered, with a seven-day average at 176,177 (previous week was 146,768). 64.19% of total provincial population vaccinated (+0.26% from yesterday, +2.89% from 7 days ago), 12.87% fully vaccinated (+0.66% from yesterday, +5.49% from 7 days ago).
- 56 cases in Waterloo: 9.1 per 100K (based on provincial reporting)
- 5 cases in Huron Perth: 5.1 per 100K
- 29 cases in Durham: 4.5 per 100K
- 61 cases in Peel: 4.4 per 100K
- 17 cases in Niagara: 3.8 per 100K
- 110 cases in Toronto: 3.8 per 100K
- 14 cases in Middlesex-London: 3.5 per 100K
- 5 cases in Thunder Bay: 3.3 per 100K
- 4 cases in Brant: 2.9 per 100K
- 28 cases in Ottawa: 2.8 per 100K
- 7 cases in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph: 2.6 per 100K
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