Here's what the per capita case numbers look like for all provinces. Atlantic is all Atlantic provinces. North is YK, NWT, Nunavut. Wave 2 is since Aug 17.
AB now has more per cap LTC/RH cases than ON, which takes some doing. QC & MB....horrific.
Look at the table in this image.
In Wave 1, ending Aug 17, #Canada had 48 #COVID19 cases in LTC/RHs per 100K people.
In Wave 2, starting Aug 18, we already have 50% more (73), and LTC/RH case numbers are accelerating (not just increasing steadily).
QC already has 3X the national avg from Wave 1.
MB is more than 2X higher, AB 1.5X higher, w/ cases absolutely sky-rocketing.
ON has surpassed the national W1 avg & is also accelerating (not just increasing steadily).
We don't get to engage in theatrical hand-wringing when this is over, talking about how sad the LTC/RH deaths were, & how provinces, homes themselves should have done better.
I'll post the nightly death thread tonight, after the last ON numbers are posted for the night. It's usually by about 9:30 or 10 EST. I pin it to my profile.
•#Canada, provinces w/ >200 cases/100K people
•Country peers (high income, pop >20M)
•Long-term & personal care, retirement homes
•Weekly changes, rates of change
This video from medical educator @arslaanjavaeed & colleagues shows how deeply important it is for every single one of us to protect each other right now.