Covid-19 Updated Tracker:

[bver_hunter]

If you want to keep up with the most recent statistics, then this is the continuously updated and current tracker:

https://www.covid-19canada.com

 

[bver_hunter]

I was actually surprised to find that although Ontario has the second highest cases of infection, the ratio to the population puts them at the lower end of all Provinces in Canada at just 92 per 1000. Quebec is definitely the highest at 333 per 1000. Useful chart and information including the global statistics. Italy and Spain have the highest death rates of 178 and 141 respectively per 1000. Canada so far is on the lower end at 2 per 1000. The USA is 7 per 1000.

 

[bver_hunter]

Ontario's testing is behind Quebec's and BC's. That explains it. With Ontario beginning to pick up their testing then the numbers are going to rise. Explains why they are rising in that chart.

 

[RemyMartin]

I was actually surprised to find that although Ontario has the second highest cases of infection, the ratio to the population puts them at the lower end of all Provinces in Canada at just 92 per 1000. Quebec is definitely the highest at 333 per 1000. Useful chart and information including the global statistics. Italy and Spain have the highest death rates of 178 and 141 respectively per 1000. Canada so far is on the lower end at 2 per 1000. The USA is 7 per 1000.

I think is per 1,000,000

 

[bver_hunter]

I think is per 1,000,000

Yes you are right. It is a million.

 

[bver_hunter]

Today there were 1143 new cases in Canada and a total of 8591 cases of infections.

If the USA are projecting a total infection of around two million, how many are we going to predicted to get?? 100,000 is a possibility. Hopefully, we start peaking very soon.