Today in the #AtlanticBubble
(This will be a long one)
There were 32 new cases in the region today: 1 each in Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador, 3 in Nova Scotia, and 27 in New Brunswick.
There are now 114 known, active cases in the region.
(This will be a long one)
There were 32 new cases in the region today: 1 each in Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador, 3 in Nova Scotia, and 27 in New Brunswick.
There are now 114 known, active cases in the region.
PEI reported 1 new cases.
It was related to travel and they are isolating as required.
PEI is lifting some additional restrictions on larger, organized gatherings.
This leaves PEI with just 4 known active cases.
It was related to travel and they are isolating as required.
PEI is lifting some additional restrictions on larger, organized gatherings.
This leaves PEI with just 4 known active cases.
NFLD likewise reported 1 new case today.
It was related to international travel and they are isolating as required.
This leaves NFLD with 11 known, active cases.
It was related to international travel and they are isolating as required.
This leaves NFLD with 11 known, active cases.
NB reported 27 new cases today, the largest single-day count since the start of the pandemic.
By location: 2 in Campbellton, 2 in Edmundston, 3 in Saint John, 9 in Moncton, and 11 in Fredericton.
Due to the rapid increase in cases, the whole province moves to Orange status.
By location: 2 in Campbellton, 2 in Edmundston, 3 in Saint John, 9 in Moncton, and 11 in Fredericton.
Due to the rapid increase in cases, the whole province moves to Orange status.
In Orange status, people are encouraged to limit their close contacts to their household members (one-house bubbles).
Travel between different areas within the province is discouraged.
Businesses are still open, but lower occupancy limits and spacing requirements are in effect
Travel between different areas within the province is discouraged.
Businesses are still open, but lower occupancy limits and spacing requirements are in effect
The NB premier and Dr. Russell indicated in today's briefing that there are many points of contact between the new cases, and highlighted the fact some of the index cases had attended large gatherings while symptomatic.
Please don't be around others when sick in a pandemic.
Please don't be around others when sick in a pandemic.
The 7-day average of NB is now approaching the peak of the 2nd wave in November.
Here's hoping they can get the situation under control soon.
There are now 80 known, active cases in NB.
Here's hoping they can get the situation under control soon.
There are now 80 known, active cases in NB.
NS reported 3 new cases today.
All were in Halifax. One was travel-related and the other two are still under investigation.
Schools are set to re-open on Monday after an extended winter break. Indoor dining resumed yesterday.
There are now 19 known, active cases in NS.
All were in Halifax. One was travel-related and the other two are still under investigation.
Schools are set to re-open on Monday after an extended winter break. Indoor dining resumed yesterday.
There are now 19 known, active cases in NS.
Here are the updated vaccination roll-out progress graphs. Vaccination data isn't updated daily, and it seems likely that we'll be getting some retro-active updates, but I'll post it routinely so we can all keep an eye on it.
Updates will likely be ~weekly or so.
Updates will likely be ~weekly or so.
And here are the updated national vaccine roll-out graphs.
I'll update the code on these at some point to make them a bit nicer.
I'll update the code on these at some point to make them a bit nicer.
Have a great rest of the night!
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