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19 Mar

BREAKING: Good news!

Ontario's public health officials have done quite well financially in 2020.

We're all in this together!

#onpoli #COVID19 #covid19ontario

@epdevilla

Toronto's Medical Officer of Health @epdevilla received a raise of $26,509 (+8.6% over 2019).

Ottawa's Medical Officer of Health @VeraEtches received a raise of $110,817 (+42.8% over 2019).

Peel's Medical Officer of Health Lawrence Loh received a raise of $99,779 (+38.5% over 2019) along with a promotion.

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18 Mar

The number of deaths from all causes in 2019 vs. number of deaths from or with Covid-19 in 2020-21.

The average age of a death by or with covid-19 is higher than life expectancy.

Deaths among those over 80 account for 69% of deaths by/with covid-19, but only 51% of all deaths (all causes) in 2019.

If you are under 70, your risk of dying after being infected with SARS-CoV-2 is lower than your annual risk of death.

If you are over 70, your risk of dying after being infected is slightly higher than your annual risk of death.

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18 Mar

Don't just take my word for it. Official data shows that covid hospitalizations in Ontario are declining and are still below historical levels.

1. ACES Pandemic Tracker data:

kflaphi.ca/aces-pandemic-…

2. Public Health Ontario data (province-wide):

3. Public Health Ontario data (Toronto):

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17 Mar

@dfisman

Interesting insights into the closed-minded thinking of Ontario Science Table (OST) members, via @dfisman.

From an anon source, here @dfisman is being asked whether we should be having a scientific discussion about lockdowns, masks, and the long-term plan.

@dfisman

In response even @dfisman admits that lockdowns are ineffective and have done significant damage to the economy, all without preventing people from needing the ICU.

@dfisman

Here @dfisman compares our current situation to the Spanish flu.

(Side note: no data suggesting that ICUs are/were under more pressure than in a normal year.)

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17 Mar

Greater Toronto update (thread).

#covid19 #covid19toronto #covid19ontario

City of Toronto cases, hospitalizations, deaths.

City of Toronto - The proportion of cases (positive test results) resulting in death (yellow line).

Greater Toronto cases, hospitalizations, deaths.

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16 Mar

[UPDATED] I suspect there's something artificial about Ontario's case numbers because they no longer match hospitalization and death trends, nor comparable trends in neighbouring Québec.

Ontario's "third wave" may have been engineered through PCR case counts.

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Charts demonstrating covid seasonality.

Neighbouring provinces of Ontario and Québec both peaked at virtually the same time. However, cases trending up again in Ontario - but not in Québec.

On the contrary, hospitalizations in both provinces are still trending downward in unison.

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