Thread by @trevortombe

Today's COVID vaccination update:

- Total doses administered: 1,124,229
- New reported today: 25,771
- Doses given per 100 people: 3.0
- Doses available per 100 people: 3.4

Source: covid19tracker.ca/vaccinationtra…

Canada's pace of vaccination:

Today's amount of 25,771 doses compares to an average of 19,432/day over the past week and 17,107/day the week prior.

- Daily pace required for two doses to 75% of Canadians by Sept 2021: 273,960
- At current pace, we reach 75% by Dec 2028

In total, Canada is up to 1.12 million doses administered, which represents 2.96% of Canada's population. This is out of a total of 1.3M vaccine doses available. Of those receiving at least one dose, at least 204k have received two (i.e., are fully vaccinated).

Turning to regions within Canada, here's the latest for each province and territory:

- Highest doses administered per 100 people: NW Terr. at 29.1
- Lowest: NS at 1.9

Each province has seen different rates of progress over time. Here are vaccination rates for provinces (aggregating Atlantic) to illustrate this.

Provinces administer, Feds distribute. Here's the fraction of doses delivered that have been administered. SK leading with 99.9% of delivered doses administered while NU has administered 49.5%.

Note: Shares >100% are due to squeezing 'extra' doses from vaccine vials.

How does Canada compare to others? Currently, Canada ranks 27 out of the 30 OECD countries with data reported.

Source: ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinat…

Finally, a Canada/US comparison:

- Highest Prov: PE at 5.5 per 100 people
- Lowest Prov: NS at 1.9
- Highest State: AK at 20.9
- Lowest State: AL at 10.0

- Top CDN Terr: NT at 29.1
- Top US Terr: AS at 22.8

Sources: covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra… and covid19tracker.ca/vaccinationtra…