Something that's important to note about that red line. It is incredibly regular, with almost no fluctuation. This is an inexorable rise, and anything we do from now till Dec 31 will only change the rate in January. We're locked in.
OK, so, by tmw Dec 11 we'll likely be at 138 #COVID19 deaths/day nationally.
On last day of Hanukkah (Dec 18), 167 ppl will likely die (21% increase).
On Christmas day (Dec 25), 205 people will likely die (+23%).
On New Year's day (Jan 1), 258 people will likely die (+26%).
Now let's do the wkly numbers.
During Hanukkah wk (end Dec 18), ~1,169 #Canadians will likely die of #COVID19.
In wk ending on Christmas, ~1,435 Cdns will likely die of C19.
In wk ending on New Year's Day, ~1,806 Cdns will likely die of C19.
Big picture take home
Based on current numbers & rates of increase, from now till New Year's Day:
📢nearly 4,700 #Canadians will die of #COVID19
📢our C19 death total since Feb will be nearly 18,000
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.
•#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.