Of the 26,214 peopel who have died in Canada from COVID-19, I've linked 17,745 deaths to 1715 residential facilities. That's one more death since last night.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
In Southwestern Ontario there seems to be a crisis among homeless shelters of COVID spread -- Windsor, Waterloo, Owen Sound (yeah that is still south) and they're all being blamed on "itinerants" or a "homeless lifestyle" rather than on a system that inexplicably ...
is still not protecting individuals who rely on others to keep their living quarters safe. And what about targeted vaccination drives? How many 13 year olds in these cities are double vaxxed while people who are at the most risk of catching COVID are blamed for spreading it?
It's such a massive failure of public policy and public health (and journalism for just mindlessly repeating the lines they're fed) and there hasn't been any way to justify this for more than a year. And yet.
Data visualization can be found here public.tableau.com/app/profile/an…
Data visualization can be found here public.tableau.com/app/profile/an…
Sorry one last thing -- if these regions actually cared about stopping the Delta variant, they'd be paying and providing safe and permanent housing to people who need it. But instead, we're just told over and over that it's inevitable that this virus is coming our way.
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