Not to mention the high covid survival rates, particularly among the under-70s. (The true survival rates are even higher because this is only among those listed rightly or wrongly as "cases.")
Or that one's likelihood of dying from covid is comparable to one's likelihood of dying in the next 12 months.
Here we have the total number of deaths in Canada over the past four years. The most recent 12 months of data do not suggest a spike in deaths relative to historical trends.
Zooming out nationally over the past decade, we see that it's perfectly natural for deaths in one year to exceed deaths in the previous year.