Google has released data based on anonymous locators from people's phones and Google Maps to suggest how well Canadians are abiding by 'stay home' orders during the coronavirus outbreak. Charts for the country as a whole, plus Ontario, Quebec and BC, are shown here: 
Here are the Google COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports charts showing how people's whereabouts have changed in the 4 Atlantic provinces: Newfoundland and Labrador; Nova Scotia; Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. Google says the maps will be updated daily.
Moving west, here are the charts for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. Google notes: 'These reports show how visits and length of stay at different places change compared to a baseline.'
More @CBCNews on Google's analysis of location data from billions of users' phones around the world, the largest public data set available to help health authorities assess if people are abiding with shelter-in-place orders issued to rein in coronavirus: cbc.ca/1.5520194
