COVID Map

Darts

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The city of Toronto has released a COVID map. Apparently, NW and NE are bad COVID areas.

Toronto Island seems to be the safest. The ferries will not allow you on if you are not a resident.
 
How do you get to the Covid Map of Toronto Cases by Neighbourhood ?

I could not find it on the website above.
 
Agincourt North (301 cases)
Agincourt South-Malvern West (301 cases)

Funny how the asian agencies (which are still open) only want asian clients....I always thought Agincourt had a high asian population...Agincourt has some of the highest case counts...

I remember as a young lad going to Sheppard and Kennedy to a restaurant with the family called Agincourt...funny memories terb makes you recall. They had those spinning tables.
 
The map doesn't show where the the person contracted the virus.

I think the high risk areas for contracting the virus are:

1) Old age and nursing homes.

2) Meat processing plants.

3) Families of infected persons.

4) Anywhere where there are crowds.
 
The map doesn't show where the the person contracted the virus.

I think the high risk areas for contracting the virus are:


4) Anywhere where there are crowds.

4 is nonsense
Tons of groups along Lakeshore, High Park, Bellwood etc
Despite all the kids going out having fun noone in TO is dying of Covid (link above shows a single case since Mar, most likely with a compromised immune system)

Underground clubs are now a thing
People are dating again
Its common to see young hot chics out en masse tanning
 
It’s possible the areas on the maps with a high number of cases also have a high number of LTCH’s.

They need to show the maps with and without the LTCH’s included to give a better sense of the infection rate within the general population