March 3-4 FL, Clearwater. Bay Area Card Show, Banquet Masters, 13355 49th St. N, Clearwater FL 33762. SH: Fri: 3pm-9pm; Sat: 9am-4pm. T: 90+. A: $5 (17 & Under Free). Contact: Kyle 917-745-2382 or Facebook Bay Area Card Show
March 3-5 MA, Methuen. VB Cards Sports Card Show, VFW, 26 River Street Methuen, MA 01845. SH: 9am-1pm. T: 40 (8 ft $40, 6ft $35) A: $2 (under 9 free). Contact: Vic [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) 508-265-4440
March 3-5. NC, Jacksonville. Sportscards & Collectibles Show, Jacksonville Mall, 375 Western Blvd., Jacksonville, NC 28546. SH: 10am-8pm. T: 50. A: Free. Contact: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 3-5 PA, Springfield. S&B Sports Promotions Sports Card & Memorabilia Show, Springfield Mall, 1250 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA. 19064. SH: Fri and Sat 10am-8pm; Sun 11am-6pm. T: 30. Contact: Mike Leon: 215-359-7789 or [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 AL, Columbiana (Shelby County). The Flip Sports Card & Collectibles Trade Show, Shelby County Arts Council Grand Hall, 105 W College St, Columbiana, AL 35051. SH: 10am-4pm. T: 100+ ($75-$95). A: $6. Contact: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 AZ, Tempe (Phoenix). Collectibles on College — Tempe Monthly, University Presbyterian Church, 139 E. Alameda Dr., Tempe, AZ 85281. SH: 10am-3pm. T: 65 ($50-60, free lunch for dealers). A: Free. Contact: Cole [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 CO, Denver. iKARDS CARDS &COLLECTIBLES SHOW, Doubletree by Hilton, 6900 Tower Rd, Denver, CO 80249. SH: SAT: 9am-4pm. A: Free. CONTACT: www.iKARDSUSA.com
March 4 CT, Enfield. Enfield Sportscard Show, American Legion Hall Post #80, 566 Enfield St ,Rt 5 Enfield Ct 06082. SH: 9am-2pm. T: 50. A: $2. Contact: Alix Langlais 860-729-8408 [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 FL, Port Saint Lucie. The Port Saint Lucie Sports Cards & Collectibles Show, The St. Lucie Mets Convention Center, 8555 Commerce Centre Dr. Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986. SH: 9am-3pm. T: 70. A: Free. Contact: Glen Young 772-214-7980, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 FL, Palm Coast. Palm Coast Sports Cards & Collectibles Show, The Elite Ballroom, 515 Palm Coast Pkwy SW, Palm Coast, FL 32137. SH: 8:30 am-2:30pm. T: 30. A: Free. Contact: Ron Beatty 704-291-0674 [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 KY, Paducah. Coach Estes Sports Cards Show, Traders Mall, 6900 Benton Road, Paducah, KY 42003. SH: 9am-2pm. T: 20. A: Free. Contact: Ron Estes 314-852-4543, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).
March 4 MD, West Ocean City. Sports Day at the Beach, Westside Rt. 50 Shopping Center, 12913 Ocean Gateway, West Ocean City, MD. SH: 10am-4pm. T: $50. A: $5 (under 10 $2). Contact: Wayne at 443-978-0680
March 4 MD, Elkridge. Rhino Sports Card Show, Elkridge Volunteer Fire Department, 5700 Rowanberry Dr, Elkridge MD, 21705. SH: 9am-2pm. T: 40 (8ft tables, $70). A: $2 (12 and under free). Contact: Andy [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 MD, Maugansville. Maugansville Sports Card, Pokémon & Collectibles Show. Maugansville Goodwill Volunteer Fire Department, 13729 Maugansville Rd, Hagerstown, MD 21740. SH: 9am-3pm. T: 30 ($45). A: Free. Contact: Michael Christopher 804-704-4700, email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]); Site: TidewaterCardsandCollectibles.com
March 4 MI, Grand Rapids. 31st Annual West Side Christian School Sports Cards and Collectible Show, 955 Westend NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504. SH: 9am-3pm; T: 50+. A: Free. Contact Vern Groenendyk 616-784-4299, [[email protected] ](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 MS, Tupelo. Magnolia Sports Cards Show, Tupelo Furniture Market Building 4, 1879 Coley Road, Tupelo MS. 38801. SH: 9am-3pm. T: 40. A: Free. Contact: Bud Lowe 662-251-6452, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4, Mo. Cape Girardeau. SEMO Sportscards Show, Cape Eagles Club, 321 N. Spring street, Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701. SH: 9am-3pm T: 75 A: free. Contact: Michael Wilkes 573-429-5804.
March 4 NJ, Woodbridge. Woodbridge Card Show, Hampton Inn Woodbridge, 370 Route 9 North, Woodbridge, NJ 07095. SH: Sat: 10am-4pm. T: 65 ($60). A: $5. Contact: Eric Duchak 908-309-2191, http://www.woodbridgecardshow.com
March 4 NY, Fishkill. Fishkill Saturday Sportscard and Memorabilia Show, Trinity Episcopal Church, 5 Elm Street (next to Taco Bell), Fishkill, NY, 12524. SH: 9am-2pm. T: 20+. A: Free. Contact: Michael Bochar [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) 914-489-4718
March 4-5 NY, Schenectady. Schenectady Sports Card & Memorabilia Show, VIAPORT Rotterdam, 93 W. Campbell Rd., Schenectady, NY 12306. SH: Sat. 11am-7pm; Sun: 11am-6pm. T: 30 ($100 for weekend). A: Free. Contact: Scott Trudell [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) 518-857-5778
March 4 NC, Kannapolis. Kannapolis Sports Cards, Pokémon & Collectibles, Atrium Health Ballpark, Kinetic Club Gate #2, 1 Cannon Baller Wy, Kannapolis, NC 28081. SH: Sat 9am-4pm;. T: 100 ($55). A: $5. Contact: James Ferree 704-498-6753 email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]); Site: sportswaxpromotions.com
March 4 OH, Kirtland. Kirtland Community (Senior) Center, 7900 Euclid-Chardon Road, Kirtland OH 44094. SH: Sat: 9am-2pm. T: 40. A: Free. Contact: Adam - Greenie Sports Cards 330-486-5159, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]); www.greeniesportscards.com
March 4-5 OH, Hilliard. Columbus Sports Card Show, Franklin Co Fairgrounds (Edwards Bldg), 4100 Columbia Street, Hilliard, OH 43026. SH: Sat 10-5; Sun 10-3. T: 80. A: Free Contact: Stacy Heckathorn, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), 574-223-4320.
March 4 PA, Lancaster. Lancaster Farm and Home Center Sports Card Show, Lancaster Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Rd. Lancaster PA 17601. SH: 9am-2pm. T: 60. A: Free. Contact: Dave Brill, (717) 682-2085
March 4-5 PA, Bethlehem. Lehigh Valley Hotel/Best Western, 300 Gateway Drive. Bethlehem PA. 18017. SH: Sat: 10am-7pm; Sun 10am-5pm. A: Free. T: 40 ($100). Contact: Steve Hrusovsky 610-762-2036 email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 SC, Charleston. Collectors Corner Sportscards Show, Citadel Mall. 2070 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston SC 29407. SH: 10am-4pm. T: 40. A: Free. Contact: Matt Rabon [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
March 4 TN, Murfreesboro. Ramada Inn, 1855 S. Church St., Murfreesboro TN 37129. SH: 7am-1pm. T: 40. A: Free. Contact: John McGill 615-893-1140
March 4 WI, Oak Creek. Sports Card & Memorabilia Show, Salvation Army Community Center, 8853 S. Howell Ave., Oak Creek, WI 53154. SH: 9am-3pm. T: 180. A: $1. Contact: Tony Gordon 773-616-3705, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), www.fatdaddyssports.com

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Alba Foods LLC 5618 Yale Street Houston TX 77076 (347) 821-1824
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Alex's Meat & Provisions Inc. 5600 1st Avenue Brooklyn NY 11220 (718) 238-8800
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Alexandra Foods, LLC 3304-08 N. Central Avenue Chicago IL 60634 (773) 282-3820
Alexis Wholesale Distribution 1527 W. Roscrans Avenue Gardena CA 90249 (310) 352-6403
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Allen Brothers 3600= 3604 NE 4th Avenue Oakland Park FL 33334 (312) 636-6951
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Allen Brothers LLC 145 South Hill Drive Brisbane CA 94005 (415) 648-4049
Allen Brothers LLC 1250 Whipple Road Union City CA 94587 (510) 465-2400
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Allen Brothers, Inc 3737 S. Halsted St Chicago IL 60609 (773) 890-5100
Allen Harim Foods, LLC 29984 Pinnacle Way Millsboro DE 19966 (302) 684-5310
Allen Harim LLC 18752 Harbeson Road Harbeson DE 19951 (302) 684-1640
Allentown Refrigerated Terminals Inc. 125 Seneca Trail Boyertown PA 19512 (610) 367-2174
Allied Caribbean Distribution 10992 NW 92 Terrace Miami FL 33178 (305) 463-0038
Alma Cold Storage, Inc. 226 Pineview Rd. Alma GA 31510 (912) 632-7964
Alma Foods, LLC 110 East 1st Street Alma KS 66401 (785) 765-3396
Alnoor Halal Poultry Market 204 20th Street Brooklyn NY 11232 (917) 415-3076
Aloha Edibles, Inc 94-334 Ukee Street Waipahu HI 96797 (808) 732-2292
Alpha Foods Co. 19802 G.H. Circle Waller TX 77484 (936) 372-5858
Alpha Omega LLC 417 Atlas Avenue Madison WI 53714 (608) 244-1934
Alpine Meats Inc. 9850 Lower Sacramento Road Stockton CA 95210 (209) 477-2691
Alpine Sausage Company 1272 West Alaska Place Denver CO 80223 (303) 778-0886
Alsleben Meats, LLC. 820 12th Street East Glencoe MN 55336 (320) 510-2264
Alto Valle Foods, Inc. 301 Raynolds Avenue El Paso TX 79905 (915) 534-2586
Altura LLC 4240 Old Seward Highway, #20 Anchorage AK 99503 (907) 223-5288
Alwan & Sons Meats, Inc. 703 E. War Memorial Dr. Peoria Heights IL 61616 (309) 688-8711
Amana Meat Shop & Smokehouse 4513 F Street Amana IA 52203 (319) 622-7580
Amaro Foods Enterprise Inc 2180 NW 19th Ave. Miami FL 33142 (305) 324-7471
Amazon Foods, Inc. 168 Center Street Chicopee MA 1013 (877) 312-9545
Amba Ham Company Inc. 6863 NE 3rd Ave. Miami FL 33138 (305) 754-0001
Ambar Foods LLC 12434 N. 28th Drive Phoenix AZ 85029 (619) 890-1049
Ambassador Meat Dist. Inc. 2856 Guinotte Kansas City MO 64120 (816) 483-6350
Ameri-Asian Trading Development, Inc. 4707 Lima St. Denver CO 80239 (720) 348-0868
AmeriCold Logistics 5005 C Street S.W. Cedar Rapids IA 52406 (319) 362-9633
AmeriCold Logistics 1331 Civil War Rd. Carthage MO 64836 (417) 358-9027
AmeriCold Logistics 2007 W. Mary Garden City KS 67846 (316) 276-2304
AmeriCold Logistics 10300 SE 3rd Avenue Amarillo TX 79118 (806) 335-1661
AmeriCold Logistics 200 Railhead Road Fort Worth TX 76106 (817) 624-3982
AmeriCold Logistics 4676 Erie St. Navarre OH 44662 (330) 879-5917
AmeriCold Logistics, Inc. 533 Laney Walker Blvd. Ext. Augusta GA 30901 (706) 722-0259
AmeriCold Logistics, LLC 2140 17th St. SW Massillon OH 44647 (330) 834-1742
AmeriCold Logistics, LLC 1010 AmeriCold Dr. Rochelle IL 61068 (815) 562-8420
AmeriQual Distribution Center 4501 Hitch and Peters Road Evansville IN 47711 (812) 602-5424
AmeriQual Group, LLC 18200 Highway 41 North Evansville IN 47725 (812) 867-1444
AmeriQual Packaging 225 West Morgan Avenue Evansville IN 47710 (812) 421-4876
America New York Ri Wang Food Group 58-85 58th Avenue Maspeth NY 11378 (718) 628-8999
America New York Ri Wang Food Group Co., Ltd. 30 Inez Drive Bay Shore NY 11706 (718) 628-8999
America's Best Steak 410 10th Street Bogue KS 67625 (785) 421-2011
America's Catch Inc 46623 County Road 523 Itta Bena MS 38941 (662) 254-7200
America's Custom Brokers, Inc. 2150 NW 70th Avenue Miami FL 33122 (305) 591-9600
American Beef Packers, Inc. 13677 Yorba Avenue Chino CA 91710 (909) 628-4888
American Butchers, Inc. Diana Street Lot #5 Guaynabo PR 968 (787) 774-8802
American Butchers, LLC 809 O street Beaver City NE 68926 (308) 268-2110
American Consolidation & Logistics 12085 NW 42 Ave Opa-Locka FL 33054 (305) 769-2112
American Country Foods, LLC 360 Gendron Road Plainfield CT 6374 (508) 272-7923
American Custom Meats LLC 4276 N. Tracy Blvd. Tracy CA 95304 (209) 839-8800
American Egg Products, LLC 375 Pierce Industrial Blvd. Blackshear GA 31516 (912) 449-5700
American Food Export Service 1100 Milik Street Carteret NJ 7008 (908) 754-1300
American Food Service 210 Praley St. NW Valdese NC 28690 (828) 522-1177
American Food Services, LLC 1053 Summers Road Morganton NC 28655 (828) 221-3599
American Food Systems, Inc. 30 B Street Burlington MA 1803 (617) 273-3230
American Foods International LLC 10450 Doral Blvd. Doral FL 33178 (786) 412-0081
American Halal Meat 4342 Hwy E New Haven MO 63068 (573) 237-9773
American Halal Meat Inc. 270 Raymond Blvd Newark NJ 7105 (973) 817-8444
American Kitchen Delights Inc. 15320 S. Cooper Ave. Harvey IL 60426 (708) 210-3200
American Laboratories, LLC 5036 South 33rd Street Omaha NE 68107 (402) 858-2612
American Laboratories, LLC 5036 South 33rd Street Omaha NE 68107 (402) 858-2612
American Meat Company 5201 Industry Ave. Pico Rivera CA 90660 (562) 801-4100
American Outdoor Products, Inc 6350 Gunpark Drive Boulder CO 80301 (303) 447-3383
American Pasteurization Company 2335 Del Monte Street West Sacramento CA 95691 (414) 453-7522
American Pasteurization Company 2880 N. 112th St Bldg E Milwaukee WI 53222 (414) 982-2375
American Samoa Government American Somaoa Government Pago Pago AS 96799 (684) 633-4520
American Skin Food Group LLC 140 Industril Dr. Burgaw NC 28425 (910) 259-2232
American Skin Food Group, LLC 101 14th St. SE Orange City IA 51041 (712) 737-4829
American Soy Products, Inc. 1474 North Woodland Drive Saline MI 48176 (734) 429-2310
Americold 1610 East Sepulveda Blvd Carson CA 90745 (310) 632-6265
Americold 11850 Center Road San Antonio TX 78223 (210) 633-5000
Americold 41 Orchard Lane Leesport PA 19533 (610) 916-1037
Americold 60 Steamboat Boulevard Manchester PA 17345 (717) 268-1700
Americold 200 Sara Lee Road Tarboro NC 27886 (252) 641-1191
Americold 1619 Antioch Church Road Piedmont SC 29673 (864) 277-7680
Americold 2130 Old Georgia Hwy Gaffney SC 29340 (864) 488-0880
Americold 215 Industrial Park Rd Cartersville GA 30121 (770) 382-5115
Americold 302 N. Frontage Road Plant City FL 33565 (813) 754-9341
Americold 1680 Candler Road Gainesville GA 30507 (770) 531-9800
Americold 2006 Industrial Blvd Douglas GA 31533 (912) 384-7272
Americold "dba" Nordic Logistics and Warehousing LLC 403 Commerce Court Goldsboro NC 27534 (919) 751-5232
Americold "dba" Nordic Logistics and Warehousing, LLC 2400 Hodges Chapel Road Benson NC 27504 (856) 285-2663
Americold "dba" Nordic Logistics and Warehousing, LLC 5610 David Cox Rd. Charlotte NC 28269 (704) 598-0777
Americold "dba" Nordic Logistics and Warehousing, LLC 275 Cold Storage Rd. Lumberton NC 28358 (910) 738-1131
Americold - Ontario, Oregon 589 NE 1st Street Ontario OR 97914 (541) 889-6423
Americold Corporation 4475 E. 50th Avenue Denver CO 80216 (303) 295-0333
Americold Corporation P.O. Box 489 Murfreesboro TN 37130 (615) 896-4640
Americold Logistics 19840 Rancho Way Compton CA 90220 (310) 632-6265
Americold Logistics 19840 Rancho Way Compton CA 90220 (310) 632-6265
Americold Logistics 1610 Sepulveda Boulevard Carson CA 90745 (310) 632-6265
Americold Logistics 301 S. Walnut Burlington WA 98233 (360) 755-0651
Americold Logistics 4095 Portland NE Salem OR 97301 (503) 363-1645
Americold Logistics 755 East 1700 South Street Clearfield UT 84016 (801) 773-6886
Americold Logistics 1646 S. 4490 W. Salt Lake City UT 84104 (801) 401-8503
Americold Logistics 2300 E Rice St. Sioux Falls SD 57103 (605) 339-4258
Americold Logistics 3543 Maple Drive Fort Dodge IA 50501 (515) 955-3505
Americold Logistics 300 S. El Mira Avenue Russellville AR 72802 (479) 968-5322
Americold Logistics 1200 Old Missouri Rd Springdale AR 72764 (479) 756-2044
Americold Logistics 2524 Exchange Ave Oklahoma City OK 73108 (405) 235-4444

Title sounds confusing, I know, so let me reiterate and give context as to why I'm here:
I am a college student in IT currently learning python, as much as I don't want to ask here because it makes me look like a shameless bastard looking for answers, I have to because this is: 1. too specific and 2. my professor did not teach us about anything.

1,James,Butt,6649 N Blue Gum St,New Orleans,Orleans,LA,2/15/1956,70116,504-621-8927,504-845-1427,[email protected],http://www.bentonjohnbjr.com; 2,Josephine,Darakjy,4 B Blue Ridge Blvd,Brighton,Livingston,MI,7/15/1988,48116,810-292-9388,810-374-9840,[email protected],http://www.chanayjeffreyaesq.com; 3,Art,Venere,8 W Cerritos Ave #54,Bridgeport,Gloucester,NJ,3/10/1988,8014,856-636-8749,856-264-4130,[email protected],http://www.chemeljameslcpa.com; 4,Lenna,Paprocki,639 Main St,Anchorage,Anchorage,AK,9/11/1991,99501,907-385-4412,907-921-2010,[email protected],http://www.feltzprintingservice.com; 5,Donette,Foller,34 Center St,Hamilton,Butler,OH,6/1/1955,45011,513-570-1893,513-549-4561,[email protected],http://www.printingdimensions.com; 6,Simona,Morasca,3 Mcauley Dr,Ashland,Ashland,OH,1/26/1995,44805,419-503-2484,419-800-6759,[email protected],http://www.chapmanrosseesq.com; 7,Mitsue,Tollner,7 Eads St,Chicago,Cook,IL,8/27/1970,60632,773-573-6914,773-924-8565,[email protected],http://www.morlongassociates.com; 8,Leota,Dilliard,7 W Jackson Blvd,San Jose,Santa Clara,CA,7/3/1981,95111,408-752-3500,408-813-1105,[email protected],http://www.commercialpress.com; 9,Sage,Wieser,5 Boston Ave #88,Sioux Falls,Minnehaha,SD,5/11/1959,57105,605-414-2147,605-794-4895,[email protected],http://www.truhlarandtruhlarattys.com; 10,Kris,Marrier,228 Runamuck Pl #2808,Baltimore,Baltimore City,MD,12/19/1983,21224,410-655-8723,410-804-4694,[email protected],http://www.kingchristopheraesq.com; 

So this is something I got from a file for our current task.
Our task is to:

1. Ask for an input number
2. Using the input number, our program should print out the following information in the order shown above, first name, last name, address, city, county, etc.

So the only thing I ask that some may hopefully answer is how do we split them by comma then define each and every one of them and print them as A LIST, not a sentence, LIST.
I really hope this is the first and last time I ask here, but I doubt that would be the case.
Thank you for your time.

Here are all of the new US CCS (Level 3 fast-charging) stations that rolled out in October 2022, according to the Department of Energy. These chargers are suitable for most new EVs on the market, except for:

1. Tesla drivers who haven't bought the newly released official CCS adapter yet.
   
2. Leaf owners like me, and some owners of older cars that also use CHADeMO. If you drive a CHADeMO car, here's my October CHADeMO report in the Leaf subreddit.
   

There were 127 new CCS chargepoints added in October.
If you'd like to know about new chargers along your routes right away, I've set up a free service that provides email notifications as soon as they open. You can sign up at evpov.com. Or not! I don't really have a business plan here, I built it to help EV owners like myself.
I also have some nice EVPOV bumper stickers. If you'd like to spread the love drop me a line.

➡ AL ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART1 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART2 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART3 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART4 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ➡ AZ WinCo Foods - Gilbert 1363 N Arizona Ave Gilbert, AZ 85233 Mountainside Fitness 1253 N Greenfield Rd Mesa, AZ 85205 Laveen Village Center 3535 W Southern Ave Phoenix, AZ 85041 Jones Ford Wickenburg 555 E Wickenburg Way A Wickenburg, AZ 85390 ➡ CA Read Investments Mission Oaks SC (Atascadero, CA) 2050-2300 El Camino Real Atascadero, CA 93422 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC4 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC3 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC2 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC1 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 MERZ FAIRFIELD EXPRESS 1 2950 Auto Mall Pkwy Fairfield, CA 94533 REI Fremont 43962 Fremont Blvd Fremont, CA 94538 CHEVRON JQ SHAW/HAYES DC 2 5979 W Shaw Ave Fresno, CA 93722 CHEVRON JQ SHAWHAYES DC1 5979 W Shaw Ave Fresno, CA 93722 Kettleman City 33415 Powers Dr Kettleman City, CA 93239 Quality Inn Kettleman 33415 Powers Dr Kettleman City, CA 93239 City of LA Lot 715 2371 Overland Ave Los Angeles, CA 90064 DS-65 5555 Sylvia Ave Los Angeles, CA 91356 BOA CA3-107 (Milpitas, CA) 740 E Calaveras Blvd Milpitas, CA 95035 MUSD FAST CHARGER 2 1585 Roger St Milpitas, CA 95035 OXNARD STATIONS OXNARD FAST 2 5601 Edison Dr Oxnard, CA 93033 OXNARD STATIONS OXNARD FAST 1 5601 Edison Dr Oxnard, CA 93033 CNTYOFRIVERSIDE DPSS ADM DC 4060 County Cir Dr Riverside, CA 92503 Vons San Diego #2358 3610 Adams Ave San Diego, CA 92116 G&M OIL CHEVRON #161 7070 Clairemont Mesa Blvd San Diego, CA 92117 Vestar Penasquitos Village (San Diego, CA) 14391 Penasquitos Dr San Diego, CA 92129 WINN 1 WINN 1 800 W Main St Santa Maria, CA 93458 Stockton at Mariposa 2459 E Mariposa Rd Stockton, CA 95205 South Bay Plaza 2216 Sepulveda Blvd Torrance, CA 90501 In-N-Out Valencia 27510 The Old Rd Valencia, CA 91355 Willits 871 S Main St Willits, CA 95490 ➡ CO DC CORRIDOR MCFAST CHARGE 2 1245 Interquest Pkwy Colorado Springs, CO 80921 DC CORRIDOR MCFAST CHARGE 1 1245 Interquest Pkwy Colorado Springs, CO 80921 RRAG STATION 2 2162 Highway 6 and 50 Grand Junction, CO 81505 RRAG HYUNDAI STATION 2154 US-50 Grand Junction, CO 81505 Larkridge Shopping Center 16521 Washington St Thornton, CO 80023 ➡ CT ABB R&D NA (FOR TESTING PURPOSE ONLY) 45 Griffin Rd. S Bloomfield, CT 06002 EARTHLIGHT CPE250_1 128 West Rd Ellington, CT 06029 EARTHLIGHT CPE250_2 128 West Rd Ellington, CT 06029 SHAKERS HYUNDAI SHAKER 2 674 Straits Turnpike Watertown, CT 06795 SHAKERS HYUNDAI SHAKER 1 674 Straits Turnpike Watertown, CT 06795 ➡ FL Plaza Cadillac 8893 US-441 LEESBURG, FL 34788 VERO BEACH SPRINGS 3 1486 Buena Vista Dr Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 VERO BEACH SPRINGS 1 1486 Buena Vista Dr Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 VERO BEACH SPRINGS 4 1486 Buena Vista Dr Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 TOPHAT CHARGERS NEW CAR 1 6780 Airport Rd Naples, FL 34109 TOPHAT CHARGERS NEW CAR 2 6780 Airport Rd Naples, FL 34109 ➡ GA Cheshire Square 2345 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30324 Target Atlanta #T2036 100 Perimeter Center Pl NE Atlanta, GA 30346 GEORGIA POWER BREMEN DC 125 US-27 Bremen, GA 30110 Central Farmers Market at Duluth 1630 Pleasant Hill Rd Duluth, GA 30096 GEORGIA POWER E ELLIJAY DC 696 1st Ave East Ellijay, GA 30540 ➡ HI Bishop Museum 1420 Kapalama Ave Honolulu, HI 96817 Maui Electric HQ 210 W Kamehameha Ave Kahului, HI 96732 HELCO - Kona 74-5519 Kaiwi Street Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 ➡ IA Kemna Auto Center 617 HWY 18 W ALGONA, IA 50511 Billion Chevrolet Buick GMC Clinton 2421 Lincoln Way Clinton, IA 52732 Hampton Dollar Fresh 808 4th Street SE Hampton, IA 50441 Billion Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac Iowa City 2733 MORMAN TREK IOWA CITY, IA 52240 ➡ IL VALLEYCHARGER EXPRESS RIGHT 4333 Ogden Ave Aurora, IL 60504 VALLEYCHARGER EXPRESS LEFT 4333 Ogden Ave Aurora, IL 60504 EV PHILLIPS STATION 1 1400 Locke Dr Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ORLAND PARK BMW SERVICE SHOP 11030 W 159th St Orland Park, IL 60467 ➡ LA BARKER KIA DC CHARGER 1190 W Tunnel Blvd Houma, LA 70360 STER HYUN-GEN E250 HYU-FRONT2 6606 Johnston St Lafayette, LA 70503 ➡ MD CENTRAL GARAGE DC FAST CHARGER 7301 Waverly St Enter by Hilton Garden Inn Bethesda, MD 20814 ➡ MI Ford Allen Park Charger 8500 Enterprise Dr Allen Park, MI 48101 Great Lakes Shopping Center 4000 Baldwin Rd Auburn Hills, MI 48326 West Michigan International 5380 International Dr Kalamazoo, MI 49009 SQM STORE 206 SQM STORE 206 B 2020 Water St Port Huron, MI 48060 SQM STORE 206 SQM STORE 206 2020 Water St Port Huron, MI 48060 ➡ MN CIVICEV WILLIE PARKING 14600 Minnetonka Dr Public Surface Lot Minnetonka, MN 55345 ➡ MO KCNTC SHELL DC1 1515 Bob F Griffin Rd Cameron, MO 64429 GM - Sapaugh Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac 1435 McNutt Road Herculaneum, MO 63048 Bettels Farms Shopping Center 400 Johnson Dr Nevada, MO 64772 ➡ NC Earp's #4 10950 Woodland Beaver Road Charlotte, NC 28215 Highland Creek BP 5045 Ridge Road Charlotte, NC 28269 KINSTON HERRITAGERC 117 W Caswell St Kinston, NC 28501 Plantation Market 3040 Weddington Road Matthews, NC 28105 ➡ NE WOODHOUSE EAST DC FAST 8410 S 145th St Omaha, NE 68138 ➡ NJ Sansone Kia 90-100 US-1 N Avenel, NJ 07001 ShopRite Brookdale - Wakefern #215 1409 Broad St Bloomfield, NJ 07003 ACME Markets - Clark 1060 Raritan Rd Clark, NJ 07066 FETTE WALLBOX ABBDCFC 1137 U.S. 46 Clifton, NJ 07013 KIAOFENGLEWOOD1 DC CHARGER 227 North Dean Street Englewood, NJ 07631 JLR MAHWAH DCFAST 04 100 Jaguar Land Rover Way Mahwah, NJ 07495 JLR MAHWAH DCFAST 2 100 Jaguar Land Rover Way Mahwah, NJ 07495 JLR MAHWAH DCFAST 1 100 Jaguar Land Rover Way Mahwah, NJ 07495 SALES CHARGER SHOWROOM 3400 E Black Horse Pike Washington Township, NJ 08080 ➡ NM Desert Sun Motors 2600 N White Sands Blvd Alamogordo, NM 88310 ➡ NV Eureka Site 110 S. Main St. Eureka, NV 89316 Terrible Herbst 2601 Wigwam Pkwy Henderson, NV 89074 SOHO LOFTS SOHO L3 ST1 900 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89101 Terrible Herbst 3320 Novat St Las Vegas, NV 89129 Terrible Herbst 11330 Southern Highlands Pkwy Las Vegas, NV 89141 ➡ NY MAINLOT MAIN LOT LEFT 2 181 E Fairmount Ave Lakewood, NY 14750 MAINLOT MAIN LOT LEFT 1 181 E Fairmount Ave Lakewood, NY 14750 KIA OF GREECE ABB STATION 1 4321 W Ridge Rd Rochester, NY 14626 ➡ OH PRESTON HYUNDAI INVENTORY 7554 Market St Boardman, OH 44512 PRESTON HYUNDAI PARKING 7554 Market St Boardman, OH 44512 Jake Sweeney Chevrolet 33 W Kemper Rd Cincinnati, OH 45246 White Allen Volkswagen 6840 N Springboro Pike Dayton, OH 45449 ➡ OR Port Orford - Seaside Plaza 1320 Oregon St Port Orford, OR 97465 PGE 1 806 N 1st St Silverton, OR 97381 PGE 2 806 N 1st St Silverton, OR 97381 Welches - Barlow Trail Roadhouse 69580 E Hwy 26 Welches, OR 97067 ➡ PA BMW FW DC FAST 510 Pennsylvania Avenue Fort Washington, PA 19034 BUDDBAER GMOUTDOOR 1 83 Murtland Ave Washington, PA 15301 ➡ SD PROSTROLLOAUTO PROSTROLLO 01 1001 Washington Ave S Madison, SD 57042 Billion Buick GMC Sioux Falls 600 W 41st Street Sioux Falls, SD 57105 ➡ TN DK TIRES STATION 3 530 Myatt Dr Nashville, TN 37115 Save-A-Lot Nashville 2400 Clarksville Pike Nashville, TN 37208 ➡ TX 33 and a 3rd @ Thirty Fourth 1717 W 34th St Houston, TX 77018 MBSAUTO STATION1 9310 Corporate Dr Selma, TX 78154 ➡ VA Target Alexandria #T1533 6600 Richmond Hwy Alexandria, VA 22306 BULL RUN H-D DCFAST HOG 9321 Center St Manassas, VA 20110 ➡ WA Chehalis Commerce District 1701 NW Louisiana Ave Chehalis, WA 98532 EDMONDSNISSAN CAMPBELL NORTH 24325 Highway 99 Edmonds, WA. 98026 Edmonds, WA 98026 ➡ WI DAHL HYUNDAI STATION2 810 4th St S La Crosse, WI 54601 DAHL HYUNDAI STATION1 712 4th St S La Crosse, WI 54601 Clason Buick GMC 3232 Mormon Coulee Rd LaCrosse, WI 54601 ➡ WY Target T0164 (Casper, WY) 401 Wyoming Blvd SE Casper, WY 82609 Kroger-City Market 412 (Rawlins, WY) 602 N Higley Blvd Rawlins, WY 82301 ➡ null LA Test site 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S Long Beach, null 90808 

Here are all of the new US CHADeMO (Leaf fast-charging) stations that rolled out in October 2022, according to the Department of Energy.
There were 103 new CHADeMOs added in October. To put it in perspective, 127 CCS chargers were installed in October. So 103 is a fairly impressive number considering only Nissan makes new cars that use these.
We all know that CHADeMO is a legacy format and will eventually go away, but clearly Nissan and their partners are continuing to support its growth for the time being. This shouldn't be surprising. After all, you can still buy a Leaf, and Ariya reservations are still closed as of this writing (yes, I check this every month).
The federal infrastructure plan requires those seeking funds to build new charging stations to build four CCS chargepoints first, but also permits CHADeMO to be funded once that threshold is met. I don't see why EVgo wouldn't continue to take advantage of that, for now, especially since bundling Tesla's CHADeMO adapter is currently part of their strategy to support Tesla vehicles without the need for the Tesla driver to buy an adapter.
If you'd like to know about new chargers along your routes right away, I've set up a free service that provides email notifications as soon as they open. You can sign up at evpov.com. I built it to help EV owners like myself (especially my fellow Leaf owners). You can pick other plug types as well.
I also have some nice EVPOV bumper stickers. If you'd like to spread the love drop me a line.

➡ AL ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART1 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART2 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART3 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ALLEN FOOD 11 ALLEN FOODMART4 2197 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35022 ➡ AZ WinCo Foods - Gilbert 1363 N Arizona Ave Gilbert, AZ 85233 Mountainside Fitness 1253 N Greenfield Rd Mesa, AZ 85205 Laveen Village Center 3535 W Southern Ave Phoenix, AZ 85041 Jones Ford Wickenburg 555 E Wickenburg Way A Wickenburg, AZ 85390 ➡ CA Read Investments Mission Oaks SC (Atascadero, CA) 2050-2300 El Camino Real Atascadero, CA 93422 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC4 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC3 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC2 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 7-ELEVEN, INC. 32257 BAKER DC1 5203 Olive Dr Bakersfield, CA 93308 MERZ FAIRFIELD EXPRESS 1 2950 Auto Mall Pkwy Fairfield, CA 94533 CHEVRON JQ SHAW/HAYES DC 2 5979 W Shaw Ave Fresno, CA 93722 CHEVRON JQ SHAWHAYES DC1 5979 W Shaw Ave Fresno, CA 93722 Kettleman City 33415 Powers Dr Kettleman City, CA 93239 Quality Inn Kettleman 33415 Powers Dr Kettleman City, CA 93239 City of LA Lot 715 2371 Overland Ave Los Angeles, CA 90064 DS-65 5555 Sylvia Ave Los Angeles, CA 91356 BOA CA3-107 (Milpitas, CA) 740 E Calaveras Blvd Milpitas, CA 95035 MUSD FAST CHARGER 2 1585 Roger St Milpitas, CA 95035 Vons San Diego #2358 3610 Adams Ave San Diego, CA 92116 G&M OIL CHEVRON #161 7070 Clairemont Mesa Blvd San Diego, CA 92117 Vestar Penasquitos Village (San Diego, CA) 14391 Penasquitos Dr San Diego, CA 92129 WINN 1 WINN 1 800 W Main St Santa Maria, CA 93458 Stockton at Mariposa 2459 E Mariposa Rd Stockton, CA 95205 South Bay Plaza 2216 Sepulveda Blvd Torrance, CA 90501 In-N-Out Valencia 27510 The Old Rd Valencia, CA 91355 Willits 871 S Main St Willits, CA 95490 LA Test site 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S Long Beach, CA 90808 ➡ CO DC CORRIDOR MCFAST CHARGE 2 1245 Interquest Pkwy Colorado Springs, CO 80921 DC CORRIDOR MCFAST CHARGE 1 1245 Interquest Pkwy Colorado Springs, CO 80921 RRAG STATION 2 2162 Highway 6 and 50 Grand Junction, CO 81505 RRAG HYUNDAI STATION 2154 US-50 Grand Junction, CO 81505 Larkridge Shopping Center 16521 Washington St Thornton, CO 80023 ➡ CT ABB R&D NA (FOR TESTING PURPOSE ONLY) 45 Griffin Rd. S Bloomfield, CT 06002 EARTHLIGHT CPE250_1 128 West Rd Ellington, CT 06029 EARTHLIGHT CPE250_2 128 West Rd Ellington, CT 06029 SHAKERS HYUNDAI SHAKER 2 674 Straits Turnpike Watertown, CT 06795 SHAKERS HYUNDAI SHAKER 1 674 Straits Turnpike Watertown, CT 06795 ➡ FL VERO BEACH SPRINGS 3 1486 Buena Vista Dr Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 VERO BEACH SPRINGS 1 1486 Buena Vista Dr Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 VERO BEACH SPRINGS 4 1486 Buena Vista Dr Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 TOPHAT CHARGERS NEW CAR 1 6780 Airport Rd Naples, FL 34109 TOPHAT CHARGERS NEW CAR 2 6780 Airport Rd Naples, FL 34109 ➡ GA Cheshire Square 2345 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30324 Target Atlanta #T2036 100 Perimeter Center Pl NE Atlanta, GA 30346 GEORGIA POWER BREMEN DC 125 US-27 Bremen, GA 30110 Central Farmers Market at Duluth 1630 Pleasant Hill Rd Duluth, GA 30096 GEORGIA POWER E ELLIJAY DC 696 1st Ave East Ellijay, GA 30540 ➡ HI Bishop Museum 1420 Kapalama Ave Honolulu, HI 96817 Maui Electric HQ 210 W Kamehameha Ave Kahului, HI 96732 HELCO - Kona 74-5519 Kaiwi Street Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 ➡ IA Hampton Dollar Fresh 808 4th Street SE Hampton, IA 50441 ➡ IL VALLEYCHARGER EXPRESS RIGHT 4333 Ogden Ave Aurora, IL 60504 VALLEYCHARGER EXPRESS LEFT 4333 Ogden Ave Aurora, IL 60504 EV PHILLIPS STATION 1 1400 Locke Dr Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ➡ LA STER HYUN-GEN E250 HYU-FRONT2 6606 Johnston St Lafayette, LA 70503 ➡ MD CENTRAL GARAGE DC FAST CHARGER 7301 Waverly St Enter by Hilton Garden Inn Bethesda, MD 20814 ➡ MI Great Lakes Shopping Center 4000 Baldwin Rd Auburn Hills, MI 48326 West Michigan International 5380 International Dr Kalamazoo, MI 49009 SQM STORE 206 SQM STORE 206 B 2020 Water St Port Huron, MI 48060 SQM STORE 206 SQM STORE 206 2020 Water St Port Huron, MI 48060 ➡ MN CIVICEV WILLIE PARKING 14600 Minnetonka Dr Public Surface Lot Minnetonka, MN 55345 ➡ MO KCNTC SHELL DC1 1515 Bob F Griffin Rd Cameron, MO 64429 Bettels Farms Shopping Center 400 Johnson Dr Nevada, MO 64772 ➡ NC Earp's #4 10950 Woodland Beaver Road Charlotte, NC 28215 Highland Creek BP 5045 Ridge Road Charlotte, NC 28269 KINSTON HERRITAGERC 117 W Caswell St Kinston, NC 28501 Plantation Market 3040 Weddington Road Matthews, NC 28105 ➡ NE WOODHOUSE EAST DC FAST 8410 S 145th St Omaha, NE 68138 ➡ NJ ShopRite Brookdale - Wakefern #215 1409 Broad St Bloomfield, NJ 07003 ACME Markets - Clark 1060 Raritan Rd Clark, NJ 07066 JLR MAHWAH DCFAST 04 100 Jaguar Land Rover Way Mahwah, NJ 07495 JLR MAHWAH DCFAST 2 100 Jaguar Land Rover Way Mahwah, NJ 07495 JLR MAHWAH DCFAST 1 100 Jaguar Land Rover Way Mahwah, NJ 07495 SALES CHARGER SHOWROOM 3400 E Black Horse Pike Washington Township, NJ 08080 ➡ NV Eureka Site 110 S. 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This is an ongoing effort until caveat emptor status is removed from Blue Sphere. With that being said, feel free to contribute towards the effort!

The Goal:

We need to keep adding as many new ClearTrust transferees as possible. We also need to fill in the blanks, to make sure we have at least 300 confirmed shareholders of record.
You are a confirmed shareholder of record when you are given a DRS # (your soldier number!) from ClearTrust, verifying that you've successfully transferred your shares over from your brokerage.

The Problem:

Not everyone who's started the transfer process has followed up with u/Rayof808, so we still have some work to do. Ray's been doing a lot of work organizing, to make sure we have our numbers before the deadline (mid-December). In order to show Shlomi that we mean business, we'll have to independently confirm that we have 300 shareholders of record who have their own DRS soldier #. So we need you to do your part, and help us fill in this list!

The Solution:

Luckily, there's a very easy solution to guaranteeing our collective success, and ultimately driving up the share price alongside opening up buy orders again: MAKE IT KNOWN THAT YOU ARE A DRS SOLDIER!
You can contribute by:

• Buying shares if you're new to the movement (and in a country that allows buying)
• Following the process to transfer shares to ClearTrust
• Updating us on your progress during the transfer process
• Letting us know if your number hasn't been counted yet
• Bonus points: verify your DRS number by sending a picture/screenshot of your DRS transfer! (optional)¹

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If you have any other ideas to help us make this movement as successful as possible, please share your thoughts! Now let's take this stock to the moon!
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• ¹ Please redact sensitive information before sending in any pictures for verification! See this picture for an example. Remove your name, address, email address, or any other sensitive information from the document. We'd just like to see proof that you have a DRS # for when we bring this to Shlomi's attention.
• ² 441-449 were possibly skipped due to a lag in the system, so those can be disregarded for the time being.

How American Cancer Society Uses Your Money
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY UNCOVERED: SPENDING A BILLION DOLLARS ON OVERHEAD, SALARIES, & MANAGEMENT, DESTROYING SMALL BUSINESSES AND SPENDING PENNIES ON CANCER PREVENTION!
By David M. Schwartz, Esq.
./How American Cancer Society Uses Your Money_files/david_schwartz_thumb.jpgLet me make this perfectly clear. I’m a Government Relations lawyer who represents small businesses throughout the State of New York and beyond. I want to address the government assault, led by its partner in crime, the American Cancer Society (ACS), against the people I represent in this state: SMALL TOBACCO. That’s right, we hear all about big tobacco, but some of the most wonderful, century-old companies, including retail tobacconists and small family distribution companies, are under attack and are on life support because of a policy to tax these companies and the tobacco products they sell into oblivion. These small businesses are an important part of our towns, villages and cities all across New York, employ thousands of people, and are responsible for substantial tax revenues.
./How American Cancer Society Uses Your Money_files/closed.jpgAlthough New York State has seen a small decline in the number of smokers, the brick and mortar retail stores have lost more than half of their revenue because of the intense lobbying of the ACS, which has driven the majority of tobacco sales to illegal, untaxed sources. Indian Reservations, other cheaper taxed states, other illegal Internet sources and street dealers are making millions and not paying a dime of taxes. New York State is losing over TWO BILLION DOLLARS per year due to illegal, untaxed tobacco products coming into the state; this includes the loss of taxing 40 million cartons of cigarettes which, alone, account for a loss to New York of over one billion dollars per year.
Two budget items proposed by the Governor are a new one dollar cigarette tax per carton and a new 90% tax (OTP tax) on cigars and other tobacco products. Both of these taxes are revenue negative and will not bring a dime of new revenue to New York. The new OTP tax will put 300 fine tobacco shops throughout New York out of business overnight. What a shame to shut these businesses and to take away a leisure activity enjoyed by so many. The new dollar tax on cigarettes will create an even more lucrative underground market and will further destroy New York’s economy. For more information on the disastrous effects of these government policies, please log on to www.nyupinsmoke.org and www.gothamgr.com.
ACS has been part and parcel of the destruction of wonderful small businesses, including the shutting down of thousands of bodegas over the past decade. The industry, both small shops and big tobacco, have kowtowed to this organization over the past three decades because they didn’t want an even greater enemy. I sit at my desk and wonder why this organization gets a pass. It seems like their only success is to lobby for higher tobacco taxes which have put our wonderful New York businesses out of business and have led to an illegal cigarette and cigar market that is making the criminals very rich and honest hardworking New Yorkers very poor and out of business. After analyzing the situation further, an abhorrent consistency emerges: it seems like the executives at ACS have gotten very rich off of sick cancer patients, the same way they have made criminals and terrorists very rich off of illegal tobacco distribution in this state.
The gloves are off ACS. You’ve already destroyed a once viable industry in this state and now it’s time to look at what the American Cancer Society does with the ONE BILLION DOLLARS you spend every year of money that is given to you by very hard working people, including my clients. People of New York and People of the United States of America think that you spend this money on the curing, treatment and prevention of cancer, when in reality these contributions fund high overhead, excessive salaries, high expenses, excessive reserves of assets and contributions to political parties. People should understand that through our contributions to what we thought was curing and preventing cancer, we have created the world’s wealthiest “nonprofit” institution.
I want to point out some of the more nauseating facts about this billion dollar organization that should make everyone’s blood boil – especially those whom have somehow been touched by this insidious disease called cancer. The American Cancer Society in a nutshell:
· For every $1 spent on direct service, $6.40 is spent on compensation and overhead
· Only 16% or less of all money raised is spent on direct services to cancer victims
· Based on 2008 financial documents, the CEO, Donald Thomas, earned through compensation and benefits, $1,054,507
· ACS’ Deputy Chief Executive Officer also earned $1,057,507 through compensation and benefits
The excessive salaries at the expense of cancer victims at the American Cancer Society do not stop there. Other wonderful salary expenditures include: $610,927 for the CEO of the South Atlantic Division of ACS; $573,589 for the CEO of the California Division of ACS; $561,140 for the CEO of the Great West Division of ACS; $535,494 for the CEO of the High Plains Division of ACS; $511,107 for the Deputy Chief Operating Officer of ACS; $456,691 for the Chief Operating Officer for the Mid South Division of ACS; $334,472 for the Interim Chief Mission Officer of ACS; $304,293 for the Chief Financial Officer of ACS; $565,397 for the Chief Operating Officer of ACS; $552,213 for the CEO of the Great West Division; $522,090 for the CEO of the South Atlantic Division of ACS; $425,151 for the National Vice President of Division Services of ACS; $381,588 for another National Vice President of Division Services of ACS; $365,295 for the President of the American Cancer Society Foundation and $333,157 for the National Vice President of Research for ACS
– The above list barely scratches the surface of a clear mission to pad the pockets of this organization’s management and other “friends” rather than treatment and prevention of cancer. In fact, a more detailed analysis of how the American Cancer Society spends the revenue it gets from hard working citizens of our state and country is as follows:
· • ACS spends over 400 MILLION DOLLARS ON SALARIES per year
· • ACS spends over 88 MILLION DOLLARS ON EMPLOYEE BENEFITS per year
· • ACS spends over 60 MILLION DOLLARS ON PROFESSIONAL FEES per year
· • ACS spends over 17 MILLION DOLLARS ON TELEPHONE CALLS per year
· • ACS spends over 45 MILLION DOLLARS ON RENTING OFFICE SPACE per year
· • ACS spends over 19 MILLION DOLLARS ON MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES per year
· • ACS spends over 29 MILLION DOLLARS ON TRAVEL EXPENSES per year
· • ACS spends over 14 MILLION DOLLARS ON “MISCELLANEOUS” EXPENSES per year, whatever that means…
The American Cancer Society with all their salaries and expenses has done a wonderful job putting the little guy out of business. Instead of spending the money on people in need, ACS at the present time has over ONE BILLION DOLLARS in net assets including cash in the bank and land holdings. ACS with all its revenue and holdings is one of the most successful businesses in the country, while the hospitals that provide direct care to patients are closing their doors and fighting to stay open to serve the community. A 1992 article in the Wall Street Journal written by Thomas Dilorenzo, professor of economics at Loyola College and veteran investigator of nonprofit organizations, revealed that the Texas affiliate of ACS owned more than 11 MILLION DOLLARS worth of assets in land and real estate and owned more than 56 vehicles assigned to staff members. Arizona’s ACS chapter spent less than 10 PERCENT of its funds on direct cancer services. In California, the figure was 11 percent and under 9 percent in Missouri.
Can anyone tell me what the correlation is between the spending of ACS and the curing, prevention and treatment of cancer? The bottom line – the expenditures of this organization stated above have nothing to do with curing cancer and this alone should shock the conscience of all citizens. As bad as the above spending is, it gets even worse. The money that does get spent on direct programs, as opposed to administration, is filled with conflicts of interest. The first conflict of interest is the relationship between ACS and the mammography industry. The mammography industry contributes millions of dollars to ACS and in return ACS takes care of the interests of the manufacturers of mammogram machines and film including Siemens, General Electric, Eastman Kodak and Piker. If every woman were to follow the ACS’ guidelines regarding mammography, it would lead to a windfall of over 5 billion dollars to the healthcare industry. Other conflicts of interest include the defense of the pesticide industry ACS stands by that industry and defends that industry and insists that there is no correlation between pesticides and cancer. Why? Because the pesticide chemical industry donates millions of dollars to ACS. The other noticeable conflict of interest is the relationship between ACS and the cancer drug industry. ACS has turned its back on innovative cancer therapies and, instead, pushes, as hard as it can, the cancer drugs manufactured by the very same companies that ACS is in bed with and from whom the ACS receives millions of dollars of funding. ACS has also shown that it will destroy the reputations of doctors whom try to recommend alternative treatments as opposed to the drugs made by ACS’ preferred manufacturers.
In conclusion, the American Cancer Society is a complete failure in the fight against cancer and it serves as a place for many to become rich at the patients’ expense. It is now trying to destroy the New York State economy by putting so many retail shops out of business; this is just not acceptable coming from an organization that diverts hundreds of millions of dollars away from where it is supposed to be spent.
There are many other places to donate money and many other ways to get the dollars in the hands of people who are on the front lines in developing cures, treatments and prevention of cancer. As Dr. Samuel Epstein, former Chair of the Congressional Committee on Cancer, has stated, “ACS is more concerned with accumulating wealth than saving lives.” The unmitigated gall of this organization! Our government needs to stop taking advice from ACS and start creating policies that will invigorate small businesses to be able to thrive in New York in the 21st century. People should boycott this organization and give their money to places that will assist in the fight against cancer and opposed to making ACS even richer than it already is.
If anyone from ACS has a problem with this article, then come out and let’s debate the issues, any time, any place.
from forbes so its obvious where this is going
Jan 23, 2013 @ 01:05 PM 34,475 The Little Black Book of Billionaire Secrets Is A One Million Dollar Nonprofit CEO Salary As Bad As It Sounds?
Your hard-earned money may be going toward a CEO's multi-million dollar pay package. If you donate to the American Cancer Society, The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, or one of at least 18 others that the Chronicle of Philanthropy reported as having CEOs making one million dollars or more, then that's exactly what you're doing.
It's easy to argue that this is outrageous, but is it really? As you might imagine, there are two very different perspectives on this issue.
That's Too Much for a Nonprofit CEO
It is not just a general sentiment. Lawmakers in numerous states including New York, New Jersey, Florida and Massachusetts have tried to introduce legislation that would cap executive salaries at nonprofit organizations that receive public funding. Florida wanted a cap of $129,972, while Massachusetts sought to cap executive pay at $500,000.
So far, all of these bills have failed to gain legislative approval, though the battle is not over. According to New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo, "These regulations will allow the state government to identify and stop the few providers that pocket taxpayer dollars rather than use them to serve the public."
The opinions of these lawmakers echo those of many people. If you are going to work at a nonprofit, you should have as your primary motivation the public good. It is reasonable to think that you would accept less compensation in order to move more money into the hands of those who need it.According to Bloomberg, CEOs of the largest U.S. foundations and charities received $429,512 on average. That's a median pay increase of 3.8% in 2011. Other, smaller nonprofits gave their executives a pay raise of 2.7% according to the article (based on 2010 required tax filings).It's Time to Change Our Thinking
Others would argue that most nonprofits do pay less than for-profit businesses. The Case Foundation reports that nonprofits generally pay less for qualified talent. In addition, a stigma remains that if you work for a nonprofit your retirement benefits, training, and a strong corporate culture will be virtually non-existent.They also argue that highly paid CEOs are the exception rather than the rule. In a Charity Navigatorstudy, only six out of the 3,786 nonprofits studied paid their highest executives more than $1 million and 65 received between $500,000 and $1 million.What is most important, however, is what Dan Pallotta, author of "Charity Case" and "Uncharitable," identifies as a double standard. He argues that in the for-profit sector those who can affordit know that paying a premium for top talent often translates to more revenue. He goes on to say that in the nonprofit sector, the public frowns on hiring leaders who expect a higher compensation package.
Pallotta challenges the idea that when a person donates to a charity the money goes directly to the CEO and is never used for its intended purpose. Pallotta argues that a highly effective CEO will multiply that investment through effective and efficient management and systems that will increase the money raised. In other words, just as in a for-profit business, if paying more produces better execution of the goal, the higher salary produces greater value.
The Bottom Line
Whether or not it is irresponsible to have CEOs of nonprofits earning $1 million a year or more may not be an easy question to answer. On one hand, the public believes that seven-figure salaries are too high. For an organization that relies on donations, perception may truly be reality. On the other hand, very few decisions can be accurately made based on one metric alone. CEO compensation is only one data point. If a high salary results in higher revenue for the organization, it may be money well spent.
http://www.thenonprofittimes.com/
The Leading Business Publication For Nonprofit Management
Reedy Picked As New CEO At American Cancer Society
April 2, 2015 Mark Hrywna
The American Cancer Society (ACS) today announced its next chief executive officer, not reaching very far as it plucked a former chairman of its board.
Gary Reedy, who retired as worldwide vice president of government affairs and policy with Johnson & Johnson on Friday, will succeed John Seffrin as of April 27. Reedy served as chairman of the charity’s board as recently as 2013, a year in which ACS reorganized from 13 geographic divisions into one entity. Seffrin has been CEO since 1992, also previously serving on the board. He announced his retirement early last year. The board officially hired Reedy at a special meeting on Tuesday.
“After conducting a thorough and deliberate selection process, our Board of Directors is very pleased that Gary will lead the American Cancer Society to its next chapter as we continue working to eliminate cancer as a major health problem,” Board of Directors Chairman Robert Youle said in a statement accompanying today’s announcement. “He has the breadth and depth of experience we were looking for in our next CEO. We are confident that Gary will continue the organizations’ commitment and diligent work to save even more lives from cancer,” he said.
Reedy has more than three decades of domestic and international experience in the health care industry and 15 years of experience as a volunteer leader with the charity, including serve on the ACS board. During his 37-year career in the health care industry, Reedy held senior leadership positions with SmithKline Beecham, Centocor, and Johnson & Johnson. He also serves on the boards of directors of Emory & Henry College, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, and the Tobacco-Free Kids Action Fund.
Last year, ACS reported $919 million in total revenue and net assets of $1.281 billion, according to its Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 990, enough to rank it No. 21 on the 2014 NPT 100, a study of the nation’s largest nonprofits. That figure is likely to decline as its signature Relay For Life events raised some $335 million last year, down 13 percent, or about $45 million less than the previous year, according to the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum. Last year was the first tax form filed as one entity; previously the 12 divisions each filed separately. The transformation has led to significant turnover and reorganization of various departments, including media relations, and last summer, the first-ever chief revenue and marketing officer left after barely a year on the job.
The Atlanta, Ga.-based charity’s announcement made no mention of Reedy’s compensation as CEO or any contract details. A spokesman confirmed that Reedy has signed an employment contract, the terms of which are confidential, and certain information about compensation “will be disclosed publicly at the appropriate time,” as required by applicable law. Seffrin earned total compensation of $856,442 as CEO of the American Cancer Society last year, in addition to $77,859 as president of the ACS Cancer Action Network, the nonprofit, nonpartisan advocacy affiliate.
now i post this because i know, when family just casually leaves papers around concerning their "investing" it doesnt take much to glance over them. at one time they owned stock in this and they got it mostly because of the money back from owning the stock, although the said reason was because quite some time ago the youngest member of the family died at 4 years old from cancer.
St Jude Medical Inc (STJ)
80.82
0.13 0.16
NYSE : Health Care
Jan 4, 2017 4:01 PM EST
Prev Close 80.69
Open 80.80
Day Low/High 80.72 / 81.31 52
Wk Low/High 48.83 / 84.00
Volume 14.74M
Avg Volume 2.67M
Exchange NYSE
Shares Outstanding 285.72M
Market Cap 23.09B
EPS 3.10
P/E Ratio 35.39
Div & Yield 1.24 (1.50%)
now something to think on, when you have stock. there are various types but to put it bluntly, the offerer of the stocks pays people for owning their stock. some stock types get more then others. so unless your in a business that is self generating income, then you need to find other sources of income to pay your stock owners. charities that have stock arent self generating so i leave it to your imagination on how they come up with money to pay their stock owners.

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• We never assume anything. Instead, we offer a free on-site bed bug inspection that allows one of our Metro NY Area bed bugs exterminator experts to determine the exact size and characteristics of the bed bug control mission we have ahead of us. We handle residential and commercial properties.
• As part of his assessment, our bed bug exterminator will ask you a few questions. Since bed bugs bite and treat humans as their blood meal, our Metro NY Area bed bug technician will ask you if you have noticed any bite marks or blood stains on your body.
• In order to eliminate bed bug infestations, our experts know the life cycles of bed bugs as well as where to find bed bug eggs and adult bed bugs, which are the size of apple seeds. They typically hide in cracks and crevices, so while bed bugs bite and that’s an important sign to look out for, our experts also look for them everywhere at your place.
• Once we have a clear idea of the exact problem we’re dealing with, we offer you a free quote to kill bed bugs and solve the infestation problem that is troubling you.
• We may use eco-friendly heat treatments for bed bug extermination but, if there is a method that is more effective like conventional chemical, cryonite, or steam, we’ll use it instead. That means that, out of all the bed bug companies operating in the area, we belong to the small group of professionals that actually commit to ending an infestation in the best possible way.

This is what makes us the number one result whenever people search for “Bed Bug Removal Metro NY Area” on Google.
Affordable and Backed by a Warranty
If you want affordable pest control in Metro NY Area, you’ve found it. Our pest management services are reasonably priced and backed by a warranty, so we don’t consider any job done until the pest issue to solve isn’t completely fixed.
Safety First
As a family-owned and operated pest control company working in Metro NY Area and the surrounding areas, we always put the safety of your family first. We don’t use any dangerous chemicals or other strange substances.
Discretion and Convenience
We work effectively but discreetly. Your neighbors will never notice that the best exterminators near them are working at your place.
Fast and Adjusted to Your Schedule
As a customer-centric Exterminator in Metro NY Area, we work around your schedule and adjust to your time constraints.
Licensed and Insured
We’re a locally owned Metro NY Area pest control company operating in a fully licensed and insured.

Metro NY Area Bed Bug Service 1 YEAR WARRANTY

Metro NY Area Bed Bugs Exterminators – How To Get Rid Of Bed Bugs

If you’re reading this you’ve probably gotten here because you have seen or been bitten by bed bugs. Writing a guide on how to get rid of bed bugs is something I have been thinking about for a while. As a company, we have made it a mission to try and give our customers and potential clients as much information as we can. Unlike most companies, we are not against clients understanding how to get rid of bed bugs by themselves.
There are risks and costs involved so be aware of these before you move forward. Spend some time coming up with a plan. It’s easy to react and spray ineffective chemicals, or hire some bed bug company that’s cheap. After a few weeks and repeated infestations it could be a very frustrating approach. Some of the steps and info below from a bed bug company that knows how to eliminate them will help you understand how to get through the process.

How to Get Rid of Bed Bugs – Metro NY Area Bed Bugs Tips

Let’s take a moment to understand that bed bugs can be a very difficult pest to get rid of. There are 8 stages in the life cycle of a bed bug, and they must feed in between each stage of development. That’s right – by the time you notice them biting you they have already been feeding off you or some other host.
No matter how many times I deal with these pests it always gets me slightly grossed out to think of them all feeding on me at night. Oddly, I have been in the worst infestations you can imagine but I have never had them myself, so I can only imagine and see the horror in my customers’ faces when they talk about it.
Bed bugs feed in groups, so look for that when your wondering whether you have been bitten. Also check out my other post on how to identify bed bug bites.

Important Facts About Bed Bugs How to Get Rid Of Metro NY Area Bed Bugs

Before we begin, read some of these bed bug facts. It’s always important to know your enemy before entering battle. Take the time to evaluate your pest and be sure to start a plan on how you are going to prepare your family or other people in the home for the upcoming steps.
I would encourage you to do some more research. If you want to find out more about biology check out the recent article I wrote about how many treatments it takes to get rid of bed bugs and their eggs. Or you can get some further information from from pestworld.org, as they are a resource in the industry that many Metro NY Area exterminators use to get information updates or resources.

IDENTIFY – Metro NY Area Bed Bugs – “Can You See Bed Bugs”

So, I’m not sure whether or not you have identified the issue or not. Bed bugs can be very difficult to see. If it’s not obvious whether you have them or not you may be trying to figure out the bites you’re getting. If you know you’ve got an issue and want to get a good look at everything going on below is a great checklist. Bed bugs are much easier to see once they have had blood meal and have become engorged with your blood. Gross, I know. Remember, the early stages are small, and you need to be thorough. Take your time and go through every square inch.
The Metro NY Area Bed Bug Exterminator Checklist:

• Look in the seams of the mattress and box spring or around the mattress tags.
• Check in the bed frame and headboard – check the cracks and crevices.
• Review all baseboards and trim or any cracks in the walls or wood trim.
• Inspect and take apart the entire couch.
• Peek in every furniture joint and seam.
• Look in electrical outlets inside and out.
• Check wallpaper.
• Review pictures, posters and paintings. Anything hanging on the walls.
• Baseboard heaters or radiators can be a big issue as well. Where pipes or electric go into the wall.

Look for These Bed Bug Signs: Metro NY Area Bed Bugs Exterminator Recommendations

• live bedbugs, which are reddish and about ¼-inch long
• dark spots about the size of a period—these are bed bug droppings
• reddish stains on your mattress from bugs that have been crushed
• small, pale yellow eggs, eggshells, and yellowish skins that young bed bugs shed
• More signs and Info: “Bed Bugs Biology and Treatment”

If you discover bed bugs in your Metro NY Area area home, contact CimeXpros for immediate relief. Our certified team is educated in the most advanced bed bug protocols and equipped with the state-of-the-art resources necessary for complete eradication of these pests. You can also sign up online by clicking this sign up page and following the directions. Once submitted you will be scheduled for a service and receive contact from your technician. It’s how to get rid of bed bugs Metro NY Area!
Keep in mind that we also service all of upstate New York, so if you are moving, or have friends within the state, we can help with any bed bug problem. We cover the state from AlbanyNY and SaratogaNY all the way to BuffaloNY and Niagara FallsNY.
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We Service The Following Cities In Bronx Below:
Baychester NY, Baychester Houses NY, Bedford Park NY, Belmont NY, Borgia Butler Houses NY, Bronx NY, Bronx River Houses NY, Bronxdale NY, Bronxdale Houses NY, Castle Hill Houses NY, Charlotte Gardens NY, City Island NY, Clason Point NY, Clason Point Gardens Houses NY, Concourse Village NY ,Co-Op City NY ,Country Club NY, Daniel Webster Houses NY Dodgewood NY, East Tremont NY, Eastchester Bay NY, Eastchester Heights NY, Eastchester Houses NY, Edenwald Houses NY, Fieldston NY, Fordham NY, Fordham Hill NY, Forest Houses NY, Gouverneur Morris Houses NY, Gun Hill Houses NY, High Bridge NY Highbridge Houses NY, Hunts Point NY, Jackson Houses NY ,James Monroe Houses NY, Jamie Towers NY, John Adams Houses NY, Kings Bridge NY, Kings Bridge Heights NY, Lafayette Morrison Houses NY, Lambert Houses NY, Lewis S Davidson Senior Houses NY, Locust Point NY, Melrose NY, Melrose Houses NY, Middletown NY, Mill Brook Houses NY, Morris Heights NY, Morris Park NY, Morrisania NY,,Mott Haven NY, Park of Edgewater NY Parkchester NY, Parkside Houses NY, Patterson Houses NY, Pelham Bay NY, Pelham Parkway Houses NY ,Plaza Borinquen NY ,Plaza De Los Angeles NY, Port Morris NY Riverdale NY, Rosedale Houses NY, Sack Wern Houses NY, Saint Marys Park Houses NY, Schuylerville NY, Sedgwick Houses NY, Silver Beach NY,Sound View Houses NY, Soundview Park Homes NY, Spencer Estates NY, Spuyten Duyvil NY, South Bronx NY, Throgs Neck NY, Throgs Neck Houses NY, Tremont NY, Unionport NY, University Heights NY Van Nest NY, Wakefield NY, West Farms NY, Westchester NY, William McKinley Houses NY, Williams Bridge NY, Woodlawn NY

Our Service Area in Manhattan, NY

Little Syria, Battery Park City, South Street Seaport, Radio Row, Civic Center, Tribeca, Two Bridges, Cooperative Village, Five Points, Financial District, Chinatown, Little Italy, Little Australia, No Lita, Soho, Lower East Side, West Village, Bowery, No Ho, Greenwich Village, East Village, Alphabet City And Loisaida, Little Germany, Downtown Manhattan, Waterside Plaza, Meatpacking District, Stuyvesant Town, Union Square, Stuyvesant Square, Gramercy Park, Flatiron District, Chelsea, Peter Cooper Village, No Mad, Rose Hill, Kips Bay, Brookdale, Flower District, Madison Square, Tenderloin, Murray Hill, Koreatown, Herald Square, Garment District, Hells Kitchen, Midtown West, Hudson Yards, Times Square, Little Brazil, Tudor City, Midtown, Midtown East, Turtle Bay, Theater District, Diamond District, Rockefeller Center, Sutton Place, Columbus Circle, Lincoln Square, Upper West Side, Yorkville, Carnegie Hill, Lenox Hill, Upper East Side, East Harlem, Le Petit Senegal, Mount Morris Historical District, Marcus Garvey Park, Sugar Hill, Astor Row, St Nicholas Historic District, Harlem, Central Harlem, Morningside Heights, Manhattanville, Hamilton Heights, West Harlem, Hudson Heights, Washington Heights, Fort George, Inwood, Marble Hill.

Zip Codes We Service in Manhattan, NY

10040, 10034, 10033, 10032, 10031, 10025, 10024, 10023, 10009, 10003, 10002, 10280, 10038, 10007, 10006, 10005, 10004, 10014, 10013, 10012, 10022, 10017, 10016, 10010, 10035, 10029, 10036, 10020, 10019, 10018, 10011, 10001, 10039, 10037, 10030, 10027, 10026.

Our Service Area in Brooklyn, NY

Prospect Park South, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Kensington, Fiske Terrace, Farragut, East Flatbush, Ditmas Park, Flatbush, Bensonhurst, Bath Beach, Mapleton, Dyker Heights, Borough Park, Bay Ridge, New Utrecht, Sheepshead Bay, Seagate, Plum Beach, Manhattan Beach, Midwood, Madison, Homecrest, Gerritsen Beach, Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Gravesend, Mill Basin, Marine Park, Georgetown, Canarsie, Bergen Beach, Flatlands, Wingate, Windsor Terrace, Weeksville, Vinegar Hill, Sunset Park, Stuyvesant Heights, Starrett City, Spring Creek, Rambo, Prospect Heights, Park Slope, Ocean Hill, New Lots, Highland Park, Greenwood Heights, Gowanus, Fort Greene, East New York, Dumbo, Downtown Brooklyn, Cypress Hills, Crown Heights, Clinton Hill, City Line, Brownsville, Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens, Boerum Hill, Bedford Stuyvesant, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick.

Zip Codes We Service in Brooklyn, NY

11237, 11221, 11206, 11232, 11220, 11222, 11211, 11208, 11207, 11226, 11225, 11210, 11203, 11231, 11217, 11215, 11205, 11201, 11235, 11229, 11224, 11223, 11239, 11236, 11234, 11230, 11219, 11218, 11204, 11228, 11214, 11209, 11238, 11233, 11216, 11213, 11212.
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We Serve the following locations in Nassau County NY Long Island

Atlantic Beach NY, Bellerose NY, Cedarhurst NY, East Rockaway NY, Floral Park NY, Freeport NY, Garden City NY, Hempstead NY, Hewlett Bay NY, Hewlett Harbor NY, Hewlett Neck NY, Island Park NY, Lawrence NY, Lynbrook NY, Malverne NY, Mineola NY, New Hyde Park NY, Rockville NY, Centre NY, South Floral Park NY, Stewart Manor NY, Valley Stream NY, Woodsburgh NY, North Hempstead NY, Baxter Estates NY, East Hills NY, East Williston NY, Flower Hill NY, Great Neck NY, Great Neck Estates NY, Great Neck Plaza NY, Kensington NY, Kings Point NY, Lake Success NY, Manorhaven NY, Munsey Park NY, North Hills NY, Old Westbury NY, Plandome NY, Plandome Heights NY, Plandome Manor NY, Port Washington NY, Roslyn NY, Roslyn Estates NY, Roslyn Harbor NY, Russell Gardens NY, Saddle Rock NY, Sands Point NY, Thomaston NY, Westbury NY, Williston Park NY, Oyster Bay NY, Bayville NY, Brookville Centre NY, Island Cove NY, Glen Cove NY, Neck NY, Farmingdale NY, Lattingtown NY, Laurel Hollow NY, Massapequa Park NY, Matinecock NY, Mill Neck NY, Muttontown NY, Old Brookville NY, Cove NY, Sea Cliff NY, Upper Brookville NY, East Meadow NY, Levittown NY, Wantagh NY, Freeport NY, Inwood NY, Point Lookout NY, Syosset NY, Jericho NY, Plainview NY, Hicksville NY, Bethpage NY, Seaford NY, Elmont NY

We Serve the following location in Suffolk County NY Long Island

Amagansett NY, Amityville NY, Aquebogue NY, Babylon NY, Bay Shore NY, Bayport NY, Bellport NY, Blue Point NY, Bohemia NY, Brentwood NY, Bridgehampton NY, Brightwaters NY, Brookhaven NY, Calverton NY, Center Moriches NY, Centereach NY, Centerport NY, Central Islip NY, Cold Spring Harbor NY, Commack NY, Copiague NY, Coram NY, Cutchogue NY, Deer Park NY, East Hampton NY, East Islip NY, East Marion NY, East Moriches NY, East Northport NY, East Quogue NY, East Setauket NY, Eastport NY, Farmingville NY, Fishers Island NY, Great River NY, Greenlawn NY, Greenport NY, Hampton Bays NY, Hauppauge NY, Holbrook NY, Holtsville NY, Huntington NY, Huntington Station NY, Islandia NY, Islip NY, Islip Terrace NY, Jamesport NY, Kings Park NY, Lake Grove NY, Laurel NY, Lindenhurst NY, Manorville NY, Mastic NY, Mastic Beach NY, Mattituck NY, Medford NY, Melville NY, Middle NY, Island NY, Miller NY, Place NY, Montauk NY, Moriches NY, Mount Sinai NY, Nesconset NY, New Suffolk NY, North Babylon NY, Northport NY, Oakdale NY, Ocean Beach NY, Orient NY, Patchogue NY, Peconic NY, Port Jefferson NY, Port Jefferson Station NY, Quogue NY, Remsenburg Ridge NY, Riverhead NY, Rocky Point NY, Ronkonkoma NY, Sag Harbor NY, Sagaponack NY, Saint James NY, Sayville NY, Selden NY, Shelter Island NY, Shelter Island Heights NY, Shirley NY, Shoreham NY, Smithtown NY, Sound Beach NY, South Jamesport NY, Southampton NY, Southold NY, Speonk NY, Stony Brook NY, Upton NY, Wading River NY, Wainscott NY, Water Mill NY, West Babylon NY, West Islip NY, West Sayville NY, Westhampton NY, Westhampton Beach NY, Wyandanch NY, Yaphank NY.
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News Link: https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/SVSN/news/Internationally-Recognized-Solar-Energy-Authority-Dr-Neway-Argaw-Named-Chairman-of-Climate-Cure-Capitals-Advisory-Board?id=336330
StereoVision announced today that theyve appointed Dr. Neway Argaw PHD, Chairman of the Advisory Board of their wholly-owned climate change mitigation subsidiary, Climate Cure Capital.
Dr. Neway Argaw brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Climate Cure, Eco Allies, and BioChar Now J/V team, said StereoVisions CEO Jack Honour. In our three-pronged approach to mitigating climate change, we have carbon and methane sequestration with our SuperGreenTrees and our biochar, landfill methane mitigation with LMOPs, and renewable and sustainable energy with our solar power division. StereoVision will continue to fund the development of the J/V with the proceeds of the Eco Allies $20 mil Reg A+ recently made effective by the SEC, Eco Allies $5 mil Reg C live on netcapital.com https://netcapital.com/companies/eco-allies, and SVSNs recently filed $500k SEC Reg A. Contact [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) to learn more.
Dr. Argaw and his company Integrated Power Systems (IPS), a Colorado DBE Certified Company operating since 2005, have an unparalleled resume of current. and completed solar energy projects, Honour added.
IPS Statement of Qualifications: Multi-discipline services for grid-connected and off-grid solutions for industrial, commercial, utilities, telecommunication, and infrastructure and construction industries using solar, wind, and battery storage systems. Services include, but are not limited to: For grid-connected systems, engineering, procurement (supply of major equipment; such as, solar panels, inverters, transformers and tracker and non-tracker support structure), construction management (EPCM) services. System optimization, energy profile analysis, performance validations, commissioning test, and plant operating design services Micro-grid solutions for schools, mining, clinics, community centers, etc. Consulting services to developers, solar panel and inverter manufacturers, and construction companies, Provides complete turnkey solution for solar modules manufacturing plant.
IPS provides modules and inverters validation tests, development of PAN and OND files for PVSyst software, system design & optimization, energy profile analysis, performance Site Layout & Easements Constructability Assurance Automation & Instrumentation Invertesystem compliance with grid system; such as, o VAR Control/Compensation o VRT (Low & High Voltage Ride Through) o AVR Regulation & Power Factor Control o Anti-Islanding.
IPS services provided include Design services to large customers; such as Eurus Energy, Solar Reserve, Gill Simpson, Indian Energy, MaxxSolar, National Solar Power Partners, EDF, ENEL, Aurinkotekno Oy (Finland), Mil Energy and Exalco from Greece and other companies and investment groups. Provide validation, performance evaluation tests, and PVsyst PAN and OND files to the major inverter and solar panel manufacturers; such as Emerson, ABB, Fimer, TMEIC, SMA, Satcon, MiaSole, Sharp Electronics, Kyocera, Solar Frontier, China Kaneka, SolarWorld, CNPV, S[1]Energy, Hanwha, and to other investment groups. Provide packaged off-grid solar photovoltaic systems for industrial, community centers, schools and clinics, and solar thermal heating/cooling systems for several countries.
IPS has several MW of pipeline solar projects in the USA, Europe, Asia, The Caribbean, and Africa. Currently, IPS is in preparation to construct two 240MWp (400MWac) solar projects in two phases in Free State, South Africa, and a 120MWp solar project in San Luis Sonora, Mexico (near Yuma, Arizona, USA. A 60MW solar project is under development in Honduras. Five solar projects of each 100MW (total of 500MW is under negotiation for project feasibility studies, design and EPC services. IPS has completed over 50MW of solar energy projects in Greece (through its Greece sister company), and project feasibility studies and design of 200,000 solar rooftop projects in Ghana, two 100MW solar projects development in Nigeria, 100MW landfill project in South Korea, 50MW in Zambia, 20MW and 40MW solar projects development in Egypt, 12MW in Antigua and Barbuda, and 360MW solar projects in Ethiopia.
In addition, IPS assumed an owners-engineer role to provide environmental studies, geotechnical, and engineering design services for a 2.5GW solar project in South Africa (for a UK-based solar developer), 20MW solar project in Louisiana, and jointly with its developer partners a total of 350 MW solar photovoltaic projects in Florida, and Mendota, California 6.5 MWdc, Boulder City, Nevada 12MWdc EHV Power, Ontario, Canada -20MW, Fresno International Airport, CA-2.6MW. Denver international Airport (DIA I)-2.0MWdc Caribbean (35MW).Dr. Argaw played a major role in the project development, engineering design, and construction of over 3.0GW and installation of over 750 MW solar projects. Some of the solar projects IPS provided and/or providing feasibility studies, engineering design and/or EPC services are: Zambia 500MW solar projects (five 100MW each) feasibility studies, design and EPC, under negotiation. Two 240MWp (400MWac) solar projects in South Africa, 120MWp solar project in San Luis Sonora, Mexico (near Yuma, Arizona, USA, Honduras 60MW solar project, Ethiopia 360MW solar project development and engineering design, Ghana 200,000 rooftop (total 200MW) solar projects, Nigeria two 100MW solar projects in Akwa Ibom and Kaduna States, South Korea 100MW solar farm project on landfill, Zambia 20MW solar project development, 10MW solar project, Louisiana, USA Atwater 75MW solar farm project in Florida, San Augustine 20MW solar farm project in, Texas, 12MW solar project in Antigua and Barbuda, 37MW micro-grid solar projects development in Nigeria, 275MW (eleven 25MW) micro-grid solar projects in Oman (initial development stage), 1.20MW Solar project development, Tampere, Finland 1.20MW solar and battery storage system, Tampere, Finland 450kW solar projects, Tampere, Finland 650kW off-grid solar system, UAE (Design service) Over 3.5MW of off-grid systems for mining, industrial and community projects in Ethiopia, Nigeria, Cameroon, Peru, and Egypt 20MWac solar project, Campo, California Whitewater 25MW solar and 11MW wind projects, Palm Springs, California Spur 10 and 20 MW solar projects, Texas Desert Princes 5MW solar project, California Volvo Mark Truck 2MW project Denver international airport (DIA II)-1.6MW Denver international airport (DIA III)-4.5MW ACW Farm, San Diego -1.0MW A 12MW project in Nevada (under construction at the time this picture was taken) McKesson, Los Angeles, CA 1.63 MW rooftop project Idaho Grandview 30MW solar project Eurus Energy, Stratford, California 220MWac Dilopye, Robbin Island, Giyani, South Africa, 90MW.
Projects through IPS predecessor company, SolarTec: Sky Power 12MW Hyder, AZ single-axis tracker system, FRV Tucson, AZ 25MW single-axis tracker system, FRV Webberville, TX 35 MW single-axis tracker system, CodEd Solar, NJ 18MW Ground-mounted system, Garden Solar, NJ 16MW ground-mounted system, OCI Solar Power, Cornerstone Power Vineland, Delsea Solar, 3.71 MW single-axis tracker system, LightBeam Energy, Gridley, CA 5MW, and LS Power, California, 175MWacIPS has several MW of pipeline solar projects in USA, Europe, Asia, The Caribbean, and Africa.
Currently, IPS is in preparation to construct two 240MWp (400MWac) solar projects in two phases in Free State, South Africa, and a 120MWp solar project in San Luis Sonora, Mexico (near Yuma, Arizona, USA. A 60MW solar project is under development in Honduras. Five solar projects of each 100MW (total of 500MW are under negotiation for feasibility studies, design and EPC services.
IPS has completed over 50MW of solar projects in Greece (through its Greece sister company), and project feasibility studies and design of 200,000 solar rooftop projects in Ghana, two 100MW solar projects development in Nigeria, 100MW landfill project in South Korea, 50MW in Zambia, 20MW and 40MW solar projects development in Egypt, 12MW in Antigua and Barbuda, and 360MW solar projects in Ethiopia. In addition, IPS assumed an owners-engineer role to provide environmental studies, geotechnical, and engineering design services for a 2.5GW solar project in South Africa (for a UK-based solar developer), 20MW solar project in Louisiana, and jointly with its developer partners a total of 350 MW of solar photovoltaic projects in Florida, and the Mendota, California 6.5 MWdc, Boulder City, Nevada 12MWdc EHV Power, Ontario, Canada 20MW, Fresno International Airport, CA 2.6MW, Denver international airport (DIA I)-2.0MWdc, Caribbean countries (35MW). IPS played major role in the project development, engineering, and construction of over 3.0GW and installation of over 750 MW solar project.
Other solar projects IPS has/is providing feasibility studies, engineering design and/or EPC services are: Eurus Energy, Avenal, California 45MWac Sun Edison, Ryerse, Canada 20MWac Duke Energy, Davidson County, North Carolina 4MWac Teanaway Solar, Cle Elum, Washington 75MWac Samsung, Corcoran, California 175MW NextLight, Agua Caliente, Arizona 290MWac NextLight, Boulder City, Nevada 150MWac Caithness Soda Mountain, California, 500MW Some of the early installations Cerro Coso community college, CA-1 MW Menlo Park, California-400KW Atlantic City, New Jersey-500kW Los Angeles Baking - 192kW Enfinity, Hawkesbury, Ontario 30MWac Sempra Energy, Boulder City, Nevada 56MW Sempra Energy, Mesquite, Arizona 150MWac ENEL, Reno, Nevada 10MWac Rocky Springs, Texas, 10 MWac Recurrent Energy, Coldwater, Ontario, Canada 150MW Washington Power, Presidio, Texas 100MWac LS Power, Dover, Delaware, 10MWac DH & energy, Prineville, Oregon, 5MWac CleanTech America, Fresno, California, 5MWac MMA Renewable, Las Vegas, Nevada, 23MWac Denver International Airport, Colorado, 8MW (total) City of Houston, Texas, 10MWac AES Solar, Lancaster, California, 20MW Canadian Solar, Kingston, Canada, 10MWac Canadian Solar, Kitchener, Canada, 68.9MWac Fresno Airport, 2.7MW

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2021-10-22.pdf
Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario October 22 update: 841 New Cases, 741 Recoveries, 9 Deaths, 38,860 tests (2.16% positive), Current ICUs: 83 (+7 vs. yesterday) (+16 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 11,503 (-884), 28,906 tests completed (2,604.9 per 100k in week) 28,022 swabbed
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 1.70% / 1.47% / 1.67% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 178 / 162 / 187 (+11 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 372 / 301 / 345 (+70 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 481 / 405 / 465 (+72 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 492 / 405 / 465 (+85 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 405 (-0.6 vs. yesterday) (-59 or -12.8% vs. last week), (-286 or -41.4% vs. 30 days ago)
• Active cases: 3,421 (+65 vs. yesterday) (-553 vs. last week) - Chart
• Current hospitalizations: 261(-13), ICUs: 149(-12), Ventilated: 94(-13), [vs. last week: -4 / -14 / -8] - Chart
• Total reported cases to date: 596,772 (4.00% of the population)
• New variant cases (UK[Alpha] /RSA/BRA/Delta): +3 / +0 / +0 / +115 - This data lags quite a bit
• Hospitalizations / ICUs/ +veICU count by Ontario Health Region (ICUs vs. last week): North: 9/4/4(+2), Central: 88/41/28(-3), Toronto: 19/17/15(-3), West: 102/59/48(-3), East: 43/28/26(-7), Total: 261 / 149 / 121
  
• Rolling case fatality rates for outbreak and non-outbreak cases
  
• Chart showing the 7 day average of cases per 100k by age group
  
• Cases and vaccinations by postal codes (first 3 letters)
  
• Details on post-vaccination cases
  

LTC Data:

• 0 / 1 new LTC resident/HCW cases - Chart of active 70+ cases split by outbreak and non-outbreak cases
• 1 / 2 / 15 / 46 / 4032 LTC deaths in last day / week / 30 / 100 days / all-time

Vaccine effectiveness data: (assumed 14 days to effectiveness) Source

Metric	Unvax_All	Unvax_12+	Partial	Full	Unknown
Cases - today	248	149	21	167	56
Cases Per 100k - today	7.08	8.88	3.30	1.56	-
Risk vs. full - today	4.53x	5.68x	2.11x	1.00x	-
Case % less risk vs. unvax - today	-	-	62.8%	82.4%	-
Avg daily Per 100k - week	6.37	8.33	2.63	1.23	-
Risk vs. full - week	5.18x	6.76x	2.13x	1.00x	-
Case % less risk vs. unvax - week	-	-	68.4%	85.2%	-
ICU - count	75	n/a	8	21	45
ICU per mill	21.42	-	12.58	1.97	-
ICU % less risk vs. unvax	-	-	41.3%	90.8%	-
ICU risk vs. full	10.90x	-	6.40x	1.00x	-
Non_ICU Hosp - count	114	n/a	11	36	-
Non_ICU Hosp per mill	32.55	-	17.29	3.37	-
Non_ICU Hosp % less risk vs. unvax	-	-	46.9%	89.7%	-
Non_ICU Hosp risk vs. full	9.66x	-	5.13x	1.00x	-
Age group per 100k - today:
0-4	3.72	-	0.00	0.00	-
5-11	6.69	-	0.00	0.00	-
12-17	7.01	-	2.79	0.97	-
18-39	8.46	-	4.41	1.94	-
40-59	11.36	-	1.94	1.79	-
60-79	15.32	-	1.59	1.22	-
80+	447.80	-	5.61	0.47	-

Vaccines - detailed data: Source

• Total administered: 22,338,662 (+25,770 / +160,832 in last day/week)
• First doses administered: 11,438,633 (+8,962 / +55,572 in last day/week)
• Second doses administered: 10,900,029 (+16,808 / +105,260 in last day/week)
• 88.09% / 84.13% of all adult Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date
• 77.17% / 73.54% of all Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date (0.06% / 0.11% today, 0.37% / 0.71% in last week)
• 87.73% / 83.60% of eligible 12+ Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date (0.07% / 0.13% today, 0.43% / 0.81% in last week)
• 0.567% / 3.386% of the remaining unvaccinated population got vaccinated today/this week
• To date, 26,174,971 vaccines have been delivered to Ontario (last updated September 9) - Source
• There are 3,836,309 unused vaccines which will take 167.0 days to administer based on the current 7 day average of 22,976 /day
• Ontario's population is 14,822,201 as published here. Age group populations as provided by the MOH here
• Vaccine uptake report (updated weekly) incl. vaccination coverage by PHUs - link

Random vaccine stats

• Assuming that second doses will follow the pace of the 1st doses: We crossed today's second dose percentage in first doses on September 5, 2021, and the 85% first dose threshold on September 19, 2021, 14 days later. In this projection, we will reach the 85% second dose threshold on November 5, 2021

Vaccine data (by age) - Charts of [first doses]() and [second doses]()

Age	First doses	Second doses	First Dose % (day/week)	Second Dose % (day/week)
12-17yrs	1,016	1,944	83.09% (+0.11% / +0.71%)	76.83% (+0.20% / +1.46%)
18-29yrs	2,502	5,037	82.74% (+0.10% / +0.64%)	76.32% (+0.21% / +1.32%)
30-39yrs	1,992	3,728	84.11% (+0.10% / +0.60%)	78.76% (+0.18% / +1.10%)
40-49yrs	1,364	2,497	86.02% (+0.07% / +0.45%)	82.09% (+0.13% / +0.81%)
50-59yrs	1,003	1,831	87.42% (+0.05% / +0.31%)	84.46% (+0.09% / +0.55%)
60-69yrs	674	1,085	93.60% (+0.04% / +0.21%)	91.41% (+0.06% / +0.35%)
70-79yrs	322	468	96.56% (+0.03% / +0.13%)	94.91% (+0.04% / +0.22%)
80+ yrs	99	215	98.25% (+0.01% / +0.09%)	95.71% (+0.03% / +0.16%)
Unknown	-10	3	0.03% (-0.00% / -0.00%)	0.02% (+0.00% / +0.00%)
Total - 18+	7,956	14,861	88.09% (+0.07% / +0.40%)	84.13% (+0.12% / +0.76%)
Total - 12+	8,972	16,805	87.73% (+0.07% / +0.43%)	83.60% (+0.13% / +0.81%)

Schools data: - (latest data as of October 21) - Source

• 94 new cases (84/10 student/staff split). 573 (11.8% of all) schools have active cases. 1 schools currently closed.
• Top 10 municipalities by number of schools with active cases (number of cases)):
• Toronto: 92 (189), Ottawa: 60 (143), Mississauga: 48 (82), Hamilton: 38 (95), Brampton: 35 (73), Windsor: 21 (51), Vaughan: 20 (30), Kitchener: 11 (15), London: 11 (22), Sarnia: 10 (17),
• Schools with 8+ active cases: Holy Cross Catholic School (16) (Innisfil), Greenholme Junior Middle School (16) (Toronto), Silverthorn Collegiate Institute (12) (Toronto), Dr F J McDonald Catholic Elementary School (10) (Ottawa), Tyendinaga Public School (10) (Tyendinaga), Princess Margaret Junior School (9) (Toronto), Eastdale Public School (9) (Hamilton), St George-German Public School (9) (Brant), St Anne French Immersion Catholic School (8) (Windsor), Fielding Drive Public School (8) (Ottawa), École élémentaire publique Gabrielle-Roy (8) (Ottawa),

Child care centre data: - (latest data as of October 21) - Source

• 13 / 156 new cases in the last day/week
• There are currently 119 centres with cases (2.19% of all)
• 5 centres closed in the last day. 9 centres are currently closed
• LCCs with 5+ active cases: La Garderie Les Petites Mains (Windsor) Inc. (5) (Windsor), Wee Watch Nepean (5) (Ottawa), Pinecrest Queensway Headstart Childcare Centre (5) (Ottawa),

Outbreak data (latest data as of October 21)- Source and Definitions

• New outbreak cases: 4
• New outbreak cases (groups with 2+): Other recreation (3),
• 185 active cases in outbreaks (-37 vs. last week)
• Major categories with active cases (vs. last week): School - Elementary: 69(-9), Workplace - Other: 19(-9), Unknown: 18(+4), Child care: 13(-3), School - Secondary: 12(-3), Barestaurant/nightclub: 12(+2), Other recreation: 10(+3),

Global Vaccine Comparison: - doses administered per 100 people (% with at least 1 dose / both doses), to date (ignoring 3rd doses) - Full list on Tab 6 - Source

• Spain: 160.7 (81.2/79.5), China: 155.1 (?/?), Canada: 151.2 (77.9/73.3), South Korea: 147.4 (79.2/68.2),
• Italy: 147.4 (76.9/70.5), Japan: 145.4 (76.5/69.0), France: 142.9 (75.4/67.4), United Kingdom: 139.3 (72.6/66.6),
• Sweden: 138.4 (71.2/67.3), Israel: 135.7 (70.7/65.0), Germany: 134.0 (68.4/65.5), European Union: 133.0 (68.5/64.5),
• Australia: 131.0 (72.2/58.7), Saudi Arabia: 127.4 (68.0/59.5), Argentina: 125.0 (70.3/54.7), Brazil: 124.2 (73.3/50.9),
• United States: 121.8 (65.3/56.5), Turkey: 121.0 (64.7/56.2), Mexico: 93.4 (53.4/40.0), Iran: 91.3 (58.8/32.5),
• India: 72.0 (50.9/21.1), Vietnam: 70.1 (50.3/19.8), Russia: 68.2 (35.6/32.5), Indonesia: 63.5 (40.0/23.6),
• Pakistan: 47.0 (30.2/16.8), South Africa: 42.2 (23.8/18.4), Bangladesh: 35.1 (23.4/11.8), Egypt: 22.2 (14.9/7.4),
• Nigeria: 3.9 (2.6/1.3), Ethiopia: 3.4 (2.6/0.8),
• Map charts showing rates of at least one dose and total doses per 100 people

Global Vaccine Pace Comparison - doses per 100 people in the last week: - Source

• Vietnam: 11.56 Iran: 9.86 Australia: 6.89 South Korea: 6.44 Argentina: 4.86
• Brazil: 4.76 Japan: 4.04 Indonesia: 3.93 Mexico: 2.85 Russia: 2.81
• India: 2.5 Egypt: 2.25 South Africa: 2.03 Pakistan: 2.01 Italy: 2.0
• Saudi Arabia: 1.89 Sweden: 1.87 United States: 1.65 Turkey: 1.63 Canada: 1.47
• Bangladesh: 1.4 France: 1.37 European Union: 1.14 Israel: 1.06 Germany: 1.04
• China: 0.91 Spain: 0.67 United Kingdom: 0.66 Nigeria: 0.34 Ethiopia: 0.11

Global Case Comparison: - Major Countries - Cases per 100k in the last week (% with at least one dose) - Full list - tab 6 Source

• United Kingdom: 476.8 (72.65) Turkey: 237.1 (64.74) United States: 159.4 (65.3) Russia: 159.0 (35.65)
• European Union: 123.0 (68.5) Germany: 109.7 (68.45) Iran: 93.5 (58.85) Israel: 91.6 (70.71)
• Australia: 61.1 (72.23) Canada: 51.7 (77.89) France: 51.1 (75.42) Brazil: 39.8 (73.33)
• Sweden: 38.7 (71.16) Italy: 33.0 (76.86) Spain: 27.9 (81.16) Vietnam: 24.1 (50.27)
• Mexico: 21.5 (53.44) South Korea: 18.7 (79.22) Argentina: 16.5 (70.31) India: 7.6 (50.92)
• South Africa: 5.9 (23.84) Egypt: 5.9 (14.86) Ethiopia: 2.9 (2.58) Japan: 2.2 (76.48)
• Indonesia: 2.1 (39.95) Pakistan: 2.1 (30.18) Bangladesh: 1.5 (23.38) Saudi Arabia: 0.9 (67.95)
• Nigeria: 0.7 (2.57) China: 0.0 (n/a)

Global Case Comparison: Top 16 countries by Cases per 100k in the last week (% with at least one dose) - Full list - tab 6 Source

• Latvia: 854.8 (55.96) Georgia: 773.3 (25.47) Barbados: 772.0 (50.62) Lithuania: 694.3 (66.55)
• Serbia: 676.7 (44.46) Estonia: 634.1 (58.62) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 620.1 (20.78) Romania: 548.3 (34.98)
• United Kingdom: 476.8 (72.65) Montenegro: 446.9 (40.5) Slovenia: 442.5 (56.86) Dominica: 432.3 (37.14)
• Armenia: 412.4 (n/a) Singapore: 401.9 (80.47) Brunei: 388.2 (77.99) Bulgaria: 370.9 (n/a)

Global ICU Comparison: - Current, adjusted to Ontario's population - Source

• United States: 731, Israel: 313, Canada: 273, Germany: 252, France: 233,
• United Kingdom: 186, Spain: 142, Italy: 86, Sweden: 37,

US State comparison - case count - Top 25 by last 7 ave. case count (Last 7/100k) - Source

• CA: 5,557 (98.4), TX: 4,828 (116.5), NY: 4,476 (161.1), PA: 4,202 (229.8), MI: 4,009 (281.0),
• OH: 3,749 (224.5), NC: 2,417 (161.3), CO: 2,321 (282.1), MN: 2,293 (284.6), WA: 2,247 (206.5),
• FL: 2,207 (71.9), WI: 2,168 (260.7), AZ: 2,147 (206.5), IL: 2,102 (116.1), VA: 1,788 (146.7),
• IN: 1,676 (174.3), KY: 1,544 (241.8), TN: 1,451 (148.7), GA: 1,436 (94.6), UT: 1,375 (300.2),
• MA: 1,362 (138.4), OR: 1,206 (200.2), NJ: 1,187 (93.6), ID: 1,178 (461.5), SC: 1,078 (146.6),

US State comparison - vaccines count - % single dosed (change in week) - Source

• PR: 81.5% (1.1%), MA: 79.1% (0.5%), VT: 78.9% (0.3%), HI: 78.1% (0.5%), CT: 78.0% (0.5%),
• RI: 77.1% (0.5%), PA: 75.9% (1.2%), ME: 75.6% (0.5%), NJ: 74.2% (0.5%), NM: 74.1% (0.5%),
• CA: 73.6% (0.6%), NH: 73.4% (1.1%), NY: 73.3% (0.9%), DC: 73.0% (0.7%), MD: 72.2% (0.5%),
• VA: 70.2% (0.6%), IL: 69.5% (0.0%), WA: 68.7% (0.4%), FL: 68.3% (0.4%), DE: 68.2% (0.6%),
• OR: 67.8% (0.4%), CO: 66.9% (0.4%), MN: 64.6% (0.3%), NC: 62.5% (0.7%), NV: 62.4% (0.5%),
• KY: 62.3% (0.4%), WI: 62.1% (0.3%), KS: 61.5% (0.5%), TX: 60.8% (0.4%), SD: 60.8% (1.7%),
• AZ: 60.6% (0.4%), UT: 60.5% (0.5%), NE: 60.5% (0.4%), IA: 59.1% (0.3%), AK: 58.7% (0.5%),
• OK: 58.3% (0.5%), MI: 57.6% (0.2%), AR: 56.9% (0.4%), SC: 56.8% (0.5%), MT: 56.2% (0.5%),
• MO: 56.2% (0.4%), GA: 56.1% (0.2%), OH: 55.3% (0.4%), TN: 54.0% (0.4%), AL: 53.8% (0.4%),
• IN: 53.2% (0.3%), LA: 53.0% (0.4%), ND: 52.5% (0.5%), MS: 51.5% (0.5%), WY: 50.1% (0.5%),
• WV: 48.7% (0.1%), ID: 48.4% (0.4%),

UK Watch - Source
The England age group data below is actually lagged by four days, i.e. the , the 'Today' data is actually '4 day ago' data.

Metric	Today	7d ago	14d ago	21d ago	30d ago	Peak
Cases - 7-day avg	46,791	39,696	35,116	35,171	31,083	59,660
Hosp. - current	8,142	7,069	6,862	6,921	7,801	39,254
Vent. - current	872	781	807	813	982	4,077
England weekly cases/100k by age:
<60	536.1	444.9	399.8	403.0	299.7	745.2
60+	202.9	162.6	124.7	120.9	120.8	477.7

Jail Data - (latest data as of October 20) Source

• Total inmate cases in last day/week: 3/33
• Total inmate tests completed in last day/week (refused test in last day/week): 33/1967 (2/254)
• Jails with 2+ cases yesterday: Toronto South Detention Centre: 2,

COVID App Stats - latest data as of October 19 - Source

• Positives Uploaded to app in last day/week/month/since launch: 7 / 73 / 402 / 25,251 (1.1% / 1.7% / 1.9% / 4.6% of all cases)
• App downloads in last day/week/month/since launch: 1,459 / 8,573 / 27,134 / 2,865,355 (71.0% / 67.0% / 54.4% / 42.6% Android share)

Case fatality rates by age group (last 30 days):

Age Group	Outbreak	CFR %	Deaths	Non-outbreak	CFR%	Deaths
19 & under		0.00%	0		0.00%	0
20s		0.00%	0		0.07%	2
30s		0.31%	1		0.11%	3
40s		0.45%	1		0.23%	5
50s		0.54%	1		1.35%	21
60s		5.36%	6		2.19%	24
70s		11.76%	8		6.41%	38
80s		15.79%	9		16.83%	34
90+		15.25%	9		15.22%	7

Main data table:

PHU	Today	Averages	Last 7	Prev 7	Totals per 100k	Last 7/100k	Prev 7/100k	Active/100k	Ages (day %)->>	<20	20-29	30-49	50-69	70+	Source (day %)->>	Close contact	Community	Outbreak	Travel
Total	492		405.6	465.1		19.1	21.9	23.0		27.6	15.0	30.7	20.9	5.9		32.1	35.2	18.5	14.2
Toronto PHU	64		62.3	84.3		14.0	18.9	23.0		18.8	18.8	40.6	14.1	7.8		43.8	43.8	0.0	12.5
Peel	59		56.7	54.1		24.7	23.6	23.8		18.6	18.6	25.4	27.1	10.2		35.6	39.0	10.2	15.3
Sudbury	39		16.7	5.4		58.8	19.1	62.8		2.6	33.3	51.3	10.3	2.6		23.1	15.4	59.0	2.6
Ottawa	38		29.3	35.0		19.4	23.2	24.2		34.2	18.4	26.3	18.4	2.6		-60.5	18.4	94.7	47.4
York	33		27.0	43.6		15.4	24.9	17.1		15.2	12.1	24.2	39.4	9.1		15.2	60.6	15.2	9.1
London	32		14.7	12.3		20.3	16.9	24.0		56.2	12.5	18.8	12.5	3.1		18.8	81.2	0.0	0.0
Niagara	29		13.7	17.0		20.3	25.2	23.3		34.5	24.1	31.0	6.9	3.4		62.1	10.3	27.6	0.0
Hamilton	23		21.1	28.4		25.0	33.6	27.2		17.4	13.0	43.5	26.1	0.0		34.8	43.5	21.7	0.0
Windsor	23		23.0	29.4		37.9	48.5	45.9		21.7	8.7	34.8	21.7	13.0		56.5	26.1	8.7	8.7
Durham	19		13.1	13.6		12.9	13.3	11.9		52.6	5.3	21.1	15.8	0.0		68.4	21.1	-5.3	15.8
Southwestern	17		12.1	14.6		40.2	48.2	39.2		52.9	11.8	17.6	17.6	5.9		47.1	52.9	0.0	0.0
Simcoe-Muskoka	17		16.6	14.7		19.3	17.2	26.2		35.3	0.0	52.9	11.8	0.0		47.1	23.5	11.8	17.6
Lambton	16		12.6	10.3		67.2	55.0	75.6		25.0	0.0	31.2	37.5	6.2		81.2	18.8	0.0	0.0
Chatham-Kent	15		7.9	8.3		51.7	54.6	48.9		53.3	13.3	6.7	20.0	6.7		66.7	33.3	0.0	0.0
Halton	13		12.6	12.0		14.2	13.6	20.0		23.1	0.0	38.5	30.8	7.7		-46.2	30.8	7.7	107.7
Wellington-Guelph	9		8.7	9.9		19.6	22.1	22.8		44.4	22.2	11.1	22.2	0.0		66.7	22.2	0.0	11.1
Eastern Ontario	7		9.7	19.1		32.6	64.2	65.2		42.9	0.0	28.6	14.3	14.3		57.1	-14.3	0.0	57.1
Waterloo Region	6		12.0	11.7		14.4	14.0	13.5		33.3	0.0	16.7	50.0	0.0		33.3	0.0	50.0	16.7
Brant	6		6.7	4.6		30.3	20.6	32.2		33.3	0.0	16.7	33.3	16.7		50.0	50.0	0.0	0.0
Thunder Bay	5		1.0	0.3		4.7	1.3	5.3		0.0	0.0	0.0	60.0	40.0		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0
Hastings	5		2.7	4.6		11.3	19.0	14.2		0.0	0.0	40.0	40.0	20.0		40.0	60.0	0.0	0.0
North Bay	4		1.4	1.7		7.7	9.2	8.5		25.0	25.0	25.0	25.0	0.0		25.0	50.0	25.0	0.0
Haldimand-Norfolk	3		3.6	4.3		21.9	26.3	25.4		33.3	0.0	33.3	33.3	0.0		133.3	-33.3	0.0	0.0
Huron Perth	3		3.7	5.7		18.6	28.6	12.9		33.3	66.7	0.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0
Grey Bruce	2		2.0	2.6		8.2	10.6	10.0		0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0		50.0	50.0	0.0	0.0
Renfrew	1		1.4	1.9		9.2	12.0	2.8		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Peterborough	1		2.4	3.3		11.5	15.5	11.5		0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Timiskaming	1		1.0	0.6		21.4	12.2	24.5		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0
Leeds, Grenville, Lanark	1		1.6	1.6		6.4	6.4	6.4		100.0	0.0	0.0	100.0	-100.0		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Kingston	1		3.6	6.4		11.8	21.2	13.6		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	100.0
Regions of Zeroes	0		4.6	4.0		6.7	5.9	7.0								inf	-inf		inf

Vaccine coverage by PHU/age group - as of October 22 (% at least one/both dosed, chg. week) -

PHU name	12+ population	Adults - 18plus		12-17yrs	18-29yrs	30-39yrs	40-49yrs	50-59yrs	60-69yrs	70-79yrs	80+
Leeds, Grenville, Lanark	97.7%/94.0% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	98.6%/95.0% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		85.5%/79.8% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	82.8%/75.9% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	106.6%/99.5% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	96.8%/92.2% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	88.7%/86.3% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	106.5%/104.8% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	109.4%/108.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	106.4%/104.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Thunder Bay	92.8%/87.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	93.5%/88.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		84.0%/75.5% (+0.5%/+1.7%)	93.0%/84.1% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	90.4%/83.1% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	88.8%/83.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	90.5%/87.0% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	95.3%/93.1% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.9%/99.5% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	102.4%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Waterloo Region	91.3%/87.4% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	91.8%/88.0% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		85.7%/79.8% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	97.5%/91.1% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	89.0%/84.1% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	87.4%/83.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	87.7%/85.0% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	91.1%/89.1% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.7%/94.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	102.3%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
London	90.9%/86.5% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	90.8%/86.6% (+0.6%/+1.0%)		92.3%/85.3% (+1.0%/+1.7%)	90.2%/82.9% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	84.1%/78.7% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	91.6%/87.4% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	87.5%/84.8% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	93.8%/91.8% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	97.3%/95.8% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	102.5%/99.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Eastern Ontario	90.7%/86.2% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	91.3%/87.0% (+0.6%/+1.1%)		82.7%/76.7% (+0.6%/+1.8%)	77.3%/70.2% (+1.0%/+1.9%)	96.5%/88.2% (+1.3%/+2.1%)	89.8%/85.0% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	84.9%/81.8% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	98.6%/96.3% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.9%/99.1% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.1%/97.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
City Of Ottawa	90.2%/86.3% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	89.9%/86.1% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		94.6%/88.3% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	82.0%/76.1% (+0.3%/+1.0%)	82.0%/77.3% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	92.2%/88.4% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	94.0%/91.1% (+0.2%/+0.5%)	94.8%/92.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	98.5%/96.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	104.1%/101.4% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Huron Perth	90.1%/86.6% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	91.6%/88.2% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		73.4%/68.2% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	73.8%/67.8% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	89.2%/83.4% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	87.9%/84.1% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	84.4%/81.8% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	102.7%/101.0% (+0.3%/+0.2%)	109.5%/108.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	107.3%/105.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Sudbury	90.0%/85.3% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	90.4%/85.7% (+0.7%/+1.2%)		85.1%/78.6% (+1.4%/+2.8%)	83.6%/75.7% (+1.1%/+2.3%)	81.9%/74.5% (+1.2%/+1.7%)	87.0%/81.7% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	88.7%/85.2% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	96.8%/94.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.4%/98.8% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	106.7%/104.2% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Halton	89.8%/86.9% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	89.6%/86.9% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		92.3%/87.7% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	78.3%/74.5% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	83.3%/79.7% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	93.6%/91.0% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	93.4%/91.2% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.4%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	96.3%/94.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	106.4%/104.2% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Durham	89.5%/86.1% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	89.8%/86.5% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		85.6%/81.0% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	81.5%/76.7% (+0.6%/+1.3%)	91.9%/86.8% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	90.2%/86.7% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	88.0%/85.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.5%/90.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	96.3%/94.9% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	103.6%/101.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Algoma	89.4%/84.9% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	90.1%/85.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		79.8%/72.5% (+0.8%/+1.6%)	78.0%/70.2% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	87.6%/79.9% (+0.9%/+1.5%)	89.7%/84.0% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	84.3%/80.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	96.4%/94.3% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	101.5%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	96.8%/94.5% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Porcupine	89.2%/82.3% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	89.8%/83.2% (+0.7%/+1.3%)		82.3%/71.5% (+1.7%/+2.6%)	83.7%/72.2% (+1.3%/+2.3%)	86.3%/75.3% (+1.2%/+2.1%)	85.0%/77.6% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	87.8%/83.6% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	93.9%/90.9% (+0.4%/+0.5%)	101.4%/99.0% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	104.0%/100.1% (+0.3%/+0.4%)
Kingston	89.0%/84.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	88.9%/84.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		90.4%/84.8% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	85.0%/77.5% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	76.2%/71.0% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	85.4%/81.0% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	86.1%/82.9% (+0.4%/+0.5%)	99.5%/97.5% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.7%/99.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	102.0%/99.9% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Wellington-Guelph	88.8%/85.5% (+0.3%/+0.7%)	89.3%/86.1% (+0.3%/+0.7%)		83.6%/78.9% (+0.4%/+1.5%)	80.6%/75.8% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	85.5%/80.8% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	87.5%/84.4% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	88.4%/86.1% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	95.0%/93.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.8%/97.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	109.8%/107.1% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Niagara	88.5%/84.2% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	89.1%/85.0% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		80.0%/73.2% (+0.9%/+2.1%)	80.8%/73.9% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	86.7%/80.0% (+0.7%/+1.5%)	90.1%/85.3% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	83.8%/80.6% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	94.4%/92.3% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	97.5%/95.9% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	99.1%/96.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Northwestern	88.4%/82.2% (+0.5%/+0.7%)	89.1%/83.4% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		81.5%/70.4% (+0.8%/+1.3%)	82.7%/73.1% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	95.5%/86.4% (+0.8%/+1.2%)	90.1%/84.1% (+0.6%/+0.9%)	84.4%/80.5% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	92.2%/89.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	93.6%/91.7% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	89.7%/87.1% (+0.0%/+0.2%)
Haliburton, Kawartha	87.9%/83.8% (+0.3%/+0.7%)	88.6%/84.7% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		77.4%/70.8% (+0.5%/+1.5%)	77.0%/69.1% (+0.5%/+1.5%)	92.0%/84.1% (+0.9%/+1.4%)	88.4%/83.4% (+0.4%/+1.0%)	76.7%/73.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	97.2%/95.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	97.1%/95.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	94.0%/91.6% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Peterborough	87.5%/83.6% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	87.9%/84.1% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		82.3%/75.8% (+0.5%/+1.8%)	79.4%/72.8% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	80.3%/74.2% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	87.9%/83.3% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	78.0%/75.2% (+0.2%/+0.6%)	96.8%/94.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	102.5%/101.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.7%/96.8% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Peel	87.4%/82.7% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	88.3%/83.8% (+0.4%/+0.9%)		76.9%/70.5% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	98.8%/90.5% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	81.8%/76.4% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	80.0%/76.2% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	87.4%/84.5% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	89.7%/87.4% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	88.8%/87.1% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	95.5%/92.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Windsor	87.0%/82.2% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	87.9%/83.3% (+0.5%/+0.8%)		76.8%/68.7% (+1.0%/+1.5%)	79.7%/72.6% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	88.4%/80.8% (+0.9%/+1.3%)	87.2%/82.2% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	85.4%/81.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	92.9%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.9%/94.2% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.2%/95.3% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Simcoe-Muskoka	86.9%/82.6% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	87.3%/83.3% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		81.0%/74.1% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	78.3%/71.3% (+0.6%/+1.3%)	84.7%/78.1% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	84.7%/80.3% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	81.2%/78.4% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	97.2%/95.1% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	97.8%/96.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.6%/98.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Timiskaming	86.8%/81.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	87.2%/82.4% (+0.5%/+0.9%)		80.1%/73.9% (+0.5%/+1.7%)	75.0%/65.7% (+0.6%/+1.8%)	87.3%/79.1% (+1.1%/+2.1%)	85.6%/80.2% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	81.7%/77.8% (+0.5%/+0.6%)	91.7%/89.4% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	97.8%/96.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	99.2%/96.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
York	86.7%/83.6% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	86.8%/83.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)		85.7%/80.2% (+0.7%/+1.5%)	77.6%/73.7% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	82.0%/78.0% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	90.3%/87.2% (+0.5%/+0.7%)	89.1%/86.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	89.7%/87.8% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	92.8%/91.2% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.1%/97.6% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Hastings	86.7%/82.1% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	87.2%/82.9% (+0.5%/+1.0%)		80.0%/71.8% (+0.9%/+1.6%)	74.0%/66.0% (+0.8%/+1.9%)	80.5%/73.3% (+1.0%/+2.0%)	83.5%/78.1% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	79.7%/76.5% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	99.1%/96.9% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.2%/98.7% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	98.3%/95.9% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
Haldimand-Norfolk	86.6%/82.5% (+1.1%/+1.6%)	88.1%/84.2% (+1.0%/+1.5%)		66.8%/61.0% (+1.3%/+3.1%)	69.0%/62.6% (+1.2%/+1.9%)	90.6%/83.5% (+1.6%/+2.6%)	90.8%/85.6% (+1.3%/+2.1%)	81.7%/78.7% (+1.1%/+1.4%)	94.7%/92.8% (+0.9%/+0.9%)	102.3%/100.9% (+0.6%/+0.6%)	98.2%/96.1% (+0.3%/+0.3%)
Brant County	86.2%/81.9% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	87.0%/83.0% (+0.6%/+1.0%)		76.0%/69.9% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	76.7%/69.8% (+0.8%/+1.6%)	83.7%/77.8% (+0.9%/+1.4%)	86.9%/82.7% (+0.8%/+1.3%)	84.7%/81.6% (+0.6%/+0.7%)	92.6%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.5%)	99.3%/97.8% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	101.6%/99.0% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
North Bay	86.1%/81.7% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	86.6%/82.3% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		78.9%/71.4% (+1.0%/+1.7%)	72.7%/65.0% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	80.2%/72.9% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	84.5%/79.6% (+0.4%/+1.1%)	81.7%/78.6% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	96.8%/94.7% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	96.3%/94.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.6%/98.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Southwestern	86.0%/82.2% (-0.4%/+0.0%)	87.2%/83.5% (-0.4%/-0.1%)		72.6%/67.3% (+0.1%/+0.9%)	72.1%/66.1% (-0.3%/+0.4%)	88.0%/81.9% (-0.3%/+0.3%)	85.4%/81.1% (-0.3%/-0.0%)	83.9%/81.1% (-0.6%/-0.4%)	95.7%/93.9% (-0.6%/-0.4%)	100.8%/99.5% (-0.7%/-0.5%)	96.7%/94.7% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Grey Bruce	85.2%/81.8% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	86.3%/83.1% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		71.3%/65.4% (+0.6%/+1.5%)	68.9%/63.2% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	84.7%/79.1% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	88.0%/83.9% (+0.6%/+0.9%)	79.6%/77.1% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	95.4%/93.7% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	97.9%/96.8% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	92.6%/90.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Toronto PHU	85.0%/80.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	85.2%/81.2% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		82.8%/76.7% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	79.5%/73.5% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	82.4%/77.9% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	80.4%/76.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	89.7%/86.5% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.3%/89.7% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	94.6%/92.5% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	90.2%/87.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Chatham-Kent	84.9%/80.0% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	86.4%/81.7% (+0.7%/+1.3%)		66.4%/59.6% (+0.9%/+2.6%)	70.2%/62.5% (+1.1%/+2.0%)	80.4%/72.3% (+1.2%/+2.5%)	85.1%/79.0% (+0.9%/+1.8%)	81.6%/77.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	96.2%/93.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	101.3%/99.8% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.9%/98.3% (+0.4%/+0.3%)
City Of Hamilton	84.8%/80.3% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	85.1%/80.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		80.6%/73.2% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	77.0%/70.5% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	80.7%/75.0% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	83.9%/79.4% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	85.5%/82.0% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	90.5%/88.2% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.5%/93.6% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.4%/95.6% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
Lambton	83.7%/79.9% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	84.5%/80.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		72.9%/67.3% (+0.7%/+1.8%)	73.8%/67.4% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	84.1%/77.8% (+0.8%/+1.6%)	85.3%/80.8% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	79.0%/76.1% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	88.7%/86.9% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.4%/94.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	91.7%/89.9% (+0.1%/+0.0%)
Renfrew	83.4%/79.3% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	83.8%/79.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		78.0%/70.7% (+0.5%/+1.3%)	69.4%/62.5% (+0.9%/+1.4%)	69.9%/63.9% (+0.8%/+1.2%)	77.2%/72.9% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	81.9%/78.8% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	100.0%/97.9% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	100.6%/99.3% (+0.0%/+0.2%)	95.4%/93.3% (+0.0%/+0.1%)

Canada comparison - Source - data as of October 21

Province	Yesterday	Averages->>	Last 7	Prev 7	Per 100k->>	Last 7/100k	Prev 7/100k	Positive % - last 7	Vaccines->>	Vax(day)	To date (per 100)	Weekly vax update->>	% with 1+	% with both
Canada	2,894		2820.6	3167.4		52.0	58.3	3.0		88,359	151.9		76.61	71.9
Alberta	770		759.9	883.1		120.3	139.8	6.9		17,047	144.9		72.18	64.3
British Columbia	715		640.4	574.0		87.1	78.0	4.5		15,585	157.4		78.56	73.1
Quebec	428		503.6	557.4		41.1	45.5	1.8		13,614	153.1		77.97	75.1
Ontario	413		406.1	476.1		19.3	22.6	1.4		22,689	151.4		76.53	72.4
Saskatchewan	355		312.9	413.3		185.8	245.4	11.4		3,839	138.7		70.72	63.4
Manitoba	92		81.3	91.9		41.2	46.6	2.9		3,194	149.1		74.56	70.9
New Brunswick	67		64.3	103.6		57.6	92.8	2.9		2,326	155.9		79.29	71.7
Northwest Territories	34		23.7	31.4		367.6	487.2	23.6		0	157.0		67.06	63.0
Nova Scotia	19		18.0	23.7		12.9	17.0	0.6		3,107	158.9		79.87	74.5
Yukon	1		6.1	6.1		102.2	102.3	inf		0	159.4		75.5	72.2
Newfoundland	N/R		3.0	5.3		4.0	7.1	0.3		5,857	163.3		83.6	76.8
Prince Edward Island	N/R		0.9	0.4		3.8	1.9	0.1		1,101	164.5		81.39	75.7
Nunavut	0		0.4	1.0		7.6	17.8	1.0		0	122.3		63.73	56.1

LTCs with 2+ new cases today: Why are there 0.5 cases/deaths?

LTC_Home	City	Beds	New LTC cases	Current Active Cases

LTC Deaths today: - this section is reported by the Ministry of LTC and the data may not reconcile with the LTC data above because that is published by the MoH.

LTC_Home	City	Beds	Today's Deaths	All-time Deaths

None reported by the Ministry of LTC
Today's deaths:

Reporting_PHU	Age_Group	Client_Gender	Case_AcquisitionInfo	Case_Reported_Date	Episode_Date	Count
Huron Perth	20s	FEMALE	Community	2021-10-21	2021-10-19	1
Toronto PHU	30s	FEMALE	Close contact	2021-10-17	2021-10-08	1
Chatham-Kent	50s	MALE	Close contact	2021-09-17	2021-09-16	1
Toronto PHU	60s	MALE	Close contact	2021-10-06	2021-10-01	1
London	70s	MALE	Travel	2021-10-04	2021-09-29	1
Toronto PHU	70s	FEMALE	Close contact	2021-09-20	2021-09-18	1
Windsor	70s	FEMALE	Community	2021-10-14	2021-10-04	1
York	70s	FEMALE	Close contact	2021-10-02	2021-09-25	1
Peel	80s	FEMALE	Outbreak	2021-06-14	2021-06-13	1
Toronto PHU	80s	MALE	Community	2020-12-27	2020-12-23	1
Windsor	80s	MALE	Community	2021-10-13	2021-10-12	1
Niagara	90+	FEMALE	Outbreak	2021-10-01	2021-09-29	1

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2021-10-22.pdf
Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario October 22 update: 841 New Cases, 741 Recoveries, 9 Deaths, 38,860 tests (2.16% positive), Current ICUs: 83 (+7 vs. yesterday) (+16 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 11,503 (-884), 28,906 tests completed (2,604.9 per 100k in week) 28,022 swabbed
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 1.70% / 1.47% / 1.67% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 178 / 162 / 187 (+11 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 372 / 301 / 345 (+70 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 481 / 405 / 465 (+72 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 492 / 405 / 465 (+85 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 405 (-0.6 vs. yesterday) (-59 or -12.8% vs. last week), (-286 or -41.4% vs. 30 days ago)
• Active cases: 3,421 (+65 vs. yesterday) (-553 vs. last week) - Chart
• Current hospitalizations: 261(-13), ICUs: 149(-12), Ventilated: 94(-13), [vs. last week: -4 / -14 / -8] - Chart
• Total reported cases to date: 596,772 (4.00% of the population)
• New variant cases (UK[Alpha] /RSA/BRA/Delta): +3 / +0 / +0 / +115 - This data lags quite a bit
• Hospitalizations / ICUs/ +veICU count by Ontario Health Region (ICUs vs. last week): North: 9/4/4(+2), Central: 88/41/28(-3), Toronto: 19/17/15(-3), West: 102/59/48(-3), East: 43/28/26(-7), Total: 261 / 149 / 121
  
• Rolling case fatality rates for outbreak and non-outbreak cases
  
• Chart showing the 7 day average of cases per 100k by age group
  
• Cases and vaccinations by postal codes (first 3 letters)
  
• Details on post-vaccination cases
  

LTC Data:

• 0 / 1 new LTC resident/HCW cases - Chart of active 70+ cases split by outbreak and non-outbreak cases
• 1 / 2 / 15 / 46 / 4032 LTC deaths in last day / week / 30 / 100 days / all-time

Vaccine effectiveness data: (assumed 14 days to effectiveness) Source

Metric	Unvax_All	Unvax_12+	Partial	Full	Unknown
Cases - today	248	149	21	167	56
Cases Per 100k - today	7.08	8.88	3.30	1.56	-
Risk vs. full - today	4.53x	5.68x	2.11x	1.00x	-
Case % less risk vs. unvax - today	-	-	62.8%	82.4%	-
Avg daily Per 100k - week	6.37	8.33	2.63	1.23	-
Risk vs. full - week	5.18x	6.76x	2.13x	1.00x	-
Case % less risk vs. unvax - week	-	-	68.4%	85.2%	-
ICU - count	75	n/a	8	21	45
ICU per mill	21.42	-	12.58	1.97	-
ICU % less risk vs. unvax	-	-	41.3%	90.8%	-
ICU risk vs. full	10.90x	-	6.40x	1.00x	-
Non_ICU Hosp - count	114	n/a	11	36	-
Non_ICU Hosp per mill	32.55	-	17.29	3.37	-
Non_ICU Hosp % less risk vs. unvax	-	-	46.9%	89.7%	-
Non_ICU Hosp risk vs. full	9.66x	-	5.13x	1.00x	-
Age group per 100k - today:
0-4	3.72	-	0.00	0.00	-
5-11	6.69	-	0.00	0.00	-
12-17	7.01	-	2.79	0.97	-
18-39	8.46	-	4.41	1.94	-
40-59	11.36	-	1.94	1.79	-
60-79	15.32	-	1.59	1.22	-
80+	447.80	-	5.61	0.47	-

Vaccines - detailed data: Source

• Total administered: 22,338,662 (+25,770 / +160,832 in last day/week)
• First doses administered: 11,438,633 (+8,962 / +55,572 in last day/week)
• Second doses administered: 10,900,029 (+16,808 / +105,260 in last day/week)
• 88.09% / 84.13% of all adult Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date
• 77.17% / 73.54% of all Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date (0.06% / 0.11% today, 0.37% / 0.71% in last week)
• 87.73% / 83.60% of eligible 12+ Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date (0.07% / 0.13% today, 0.43% / 0.81% in last week)
• 0.567% / 3.386% of the remaining unvaccinated population got vaccinated today/this week
• To date, 26,174,971 vaccines have been delivered to Ontario (last updated September 9) - Source
• There are 3,836,309 unused vaccines which will take 167.0 days to administer based on the current 7 day average of 22,976 /day
• Ontario's population is 14,822,201 as published here. Age group populations as provided by the MOH here
• Vaccine uptake report (updated weekly) incl. vaccination coverage by PHUs - link

Random vaccine stats

• Assuming that second doses will follow the pace of the 1st doses: We crossed today's second dose percentage in first doses on September 5, 2021, and the 85% first dose threshold on September 19, 2021, 14 days later. In this projection, we will reach the 85% second dose threshold on November 5, 2021

Vaccine data (by age) - Charts of [first doses]() and [second doses]()

Age	First doses	Second doses	First Dose % (day/week)	Second Dose % (day/week)
12-17yrs	1,016	1,944	83.09% (+0.11% / +0.71%)	76.83% (+0.20% / +1.46%)
18-29yrs	2,502	5,037	82.74% (+0.10% / +0.64%)	76.32% (+0.21% / +1.32%)
30-39yrs	1,992	3,728	84.11% (+0.10% / +0.60%)	78.76% (+0.18% / +1.10%)
40-49yrs	1,364	2,497	86.02% (+0.07% / +0.45%)	82.09% (+0.13% / +0.81%)
50-59yrs	1,003	1,831	87.42% (+0.05% / +0.31%)	84.46% (+0.09% / +0.55%)
60-69yrs	674	1,085	93.60% (+0.04% / +0.21%)	91.41% (+0.06% / +0.35%)
70-79yrs	322	468	96.56% (+0.03% / +0.13%)	94.91% (+0.04% / +0.22%)
80+ yrs	99	215	98.25% (+0.01% / +0.09%)	95.71% (+0.03% / +0.16%)
Unknown	-10	3	0.03% (-0.00% / -0.00%)	0.02% (+0.00% / +0.00%)
Total - 18+	7,956	14,861	88.09% (+0.07% / +0.40%)	84.13% (+0.12% / +0.76%)
Total - 12+	8,972	16,805	87.73% (+0.07% / +0.43%)	83.60% (+0.13% / +0.81%)

Schools data: - (latest data as of October 21) - Source

• 94 new cases (84/10 student/staff split). 573 (11.8% of all) schools have active cases. 1 schools currently closed.
• Top 10 municipalities by number of schools with active cases (number of cases)):
• Toronto: 92 (189), Ottawa: 60 (143), Mississauga: 48 (82), Hamilton: 38 (95), Brampton: 35 (73), Windsor: 21 (51), Vaughan: 20 (30), Kitchener: 11 (15), London: 11 (22), Sarnia: 10 (17),
• Schools with 8+ active cases: Holy Cross Catholic School (16) (Innisfil), Greenholme Junior Middle School (16) (Toronto), Silverthorn Collegiate Institute (12) (Toronto), Dr F J McDonald Catholic Elementary School (10) (Ottawa), Tyendinaga Public School (10) (Tyendinaga), Princess Margaret Junior School (9) (Toronto), Eastdale Public School (9) (Hamilton), St George-German Public School (9) (Brant), St Anne French Immersion Catholic School (8) (Windsor), Fielding Drive Public School (8) (Ottawa), École élémentaire publique Gabrielle-Roy (8) (Ottawa),

Child care centre data: - (latest data as of October 21) - Source

• 13 / 156 new cases in the last day/week
• There are currently 119 centres with cases (2.19% of all)
• 5 centres closed in the last day. 9 centres are currently closed
• LCCs with 5+ active cases: La Garderie Les Petites Mains (Windsor) Inc. (5) (Windsor), Wee Watch Nepean (5) (Ottawa), Pinecrest Queensway Headstart Childcare Centre (5) (Ottawa),

Outbreak data (latest data as of October 21)- Source and Definitions

• New outbreak cases: 4
• New outbreak cases (groups with 2+): Other recreation (3),
• 185 active cases in outbreaks (-37 vs. last week)
• Major categories with active cases (vs. last week): School - Elementary: 69(-9), Workplace - Other: 19(-9), Unknown: 18(+4), Child care: 13(-3), School - Secondary: 12(-3), Barestaurant/nightclub: 12(+2), Other recreation: 10(+3),

Global Vaccine Comparison: - doses administered per 100 people (% with at least 1 dose / both doses), to date (ignoring 3rd doses) - Full list on Tab 6 - Source

• Spain: 160.7 (81.2/79.5), China: 155.1 (?/?), Canada: 151.2 (77.9/73.3), South Korea: 147.4 (79.2/68.2),
• Italy: 147.4 (76.9/70.5), Japan: 145.4 (76.5/69.0), France: 142.9 (75.4/67.4), United Kingdom: 139.3 (72.6/66.6),
• Sweden: 138.4 (71.2/67.3), Israel: 135.7 (70.7/65.0), Germany: 134.0 (68.4/65.5), European Union: 133.0 (68.5/64.5),
• Australia: 131.0 (72.2/58.7), Saudi Arabia: 127.4 (68.0/59.5), Argentina: 125.0 (70.3/54.7), Brazil: 124.2 (73.3/50.9),
• United States: 121.8 (65.3/56.5), Turkey: 121.0 (64.7/56.2), Mexico: 93.4 (53.4/40.0), Iran: 91.3 (58.8/32.5),
• India: 72.0 (50.9/21.1), Vietnam: 70.1 (50.3/19.8), Russia: 68.2 (35.6/32.5), Indonesia: 63.5 (40.0/23.6),
• Pakistan: 47.0 (30.2/16.8), South Africa: 42.2 (23.8/18.4), Bangladesh: 35.1 (23.4/11.8), Egypt: 22.2 (14.9/7.4),
• Nigeria: 3.9 (2.6/1.3), Ethiopia: 3.4 (2.6/0.8),
• Map charts showing rates of at least one dose and total doses per 100 people

Global Vaccine Pace Comparison - doses per 100 people in the last week: - Source

• Vietnam: 11.56 Iran: 9.86 Australia: 6.89 South Korea: 6.44 Argentina: 4.86
• Brazil: 4.76 Japan: 4.04 Indonesia: 3.93 Mexico: 2.85 Russia: 2.81
• India: 2.5 Egypt: 2.25 South Africa: 2.03 Pakistan: 2.01 Italy: 2.0
• Saudi Arabia: 1.89 Sweden: 1.87 United States: 1.65 Turkey: 1.63 Canada: 1.47
• Bangladesh: 1.4 France: 1.37 European Union: 1.14 Israel: 1.06 Germany: 1.04
• China: 0.91 Spain: 0.67 United Kingdom: 0.66 Nigeria: 0.34 Ethiopia: 0.11

Global Case Comparison: - Major Countries - Cases per 100k in the last week (% with at least one dose) - Full list - tab 6 Source

• United Kingdom: 476.8 (72.65) Turkey: 237.1 (64.74) United States: 159.4 (65.3) Russia: 159.0 (35.65)
• European Union: 123.0 (68.5) Germany: 109.7 (68.45) Iran: 93.5 (58.85) Israel: 91.6 (70.71)
• Australia: 61.1 (72.23) Canada: 51.7 (77.89) France: 51.1 (75.42) Brazil: 39.8 (73.33)
• Sweden: 38.7 (71.16) Italy: 33.0 (76.86) Spain: 27.9 (81.16) Vietnam: 24.1 (50.27)
• Mexico: 21.5 (53.44) South Korea: 18.7 (79.22) Argentina: 16.5 (70.31) India: 7.6 (50.92)
• South Africa: 5.9 (23.84) Egypt: 5.9 (14.86) Ethiopia: 2.9 (2.58) Japan: 2.2 (76.48)
• Indonesia: 2.1 (39.95) Pakistan: 2.1 (30.18) Bangladesh: 1.5 (23.38) Saudi Arabia: 0.9 (67.95)
• Nigeria: 0.7 (2.57) China: 0.0 (n/a)

Global Case Comparison: Top 16 countries by Cases per 100k in the last week (% with at least one dose) - Full list - tab 6 Source

• Latvia: 854.8 (55.96) Georgia: 773.3 (25.47) Barbados: 772.0 (50.62) Lithuania: 694.3 (66.55)
• Serbia: 676.7 (44.46) Estonia: 634.1 (58.62) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 620.1 (20.78) Romania: 548.3 (34.98)
• United Kingdom: 476.8 (72.65) Montenegro: 446.9 (40.5) Slovenia: 442.5 (56.86) Dominica: 432.3 (37.14)
• Armenia: 412.4 (n/a) Singapore: 401.9 (80.47) Brunei: 388.2 (77.99) Bulgaria: 370.9 (n/a)

Global ICU Comparison: - Current, adjusted to Ontario's population - Source

• United States: 731, Israel: 313, Canada: 273, Germany: 252, France: 233,
• United Kingdom: 186, Spain: 142, Italy: 86, Sweden: 37,

US State comparison - case count - Top 25 by last 7 ave. case count (Last 7/100k) - Source

• CA: 5,557 (98.4), TX: 4,828 (116.5), NY: 4,476 (161.1), PA: 4,202 (229.8), MI: 4,009 (281.0),
• OH: 3,749 (224.5), NC: 2,417 (161.3), CO: 2,321 (282.1), MN: 2,293 (284.6), WA: 2,247 (206.5),
• FL: 2,207 (71.9), WI: 2,168 (260.7), AZ: 2,147 (206.5), IL: 2,102 (116.1), VA: 1,788 (146.7),
• IN: 1,676 (174.3), KY: 1,544 (241.8), TN: 1,451 (148.7), GA: 1,436 (94.6), UT: 1,375 (300.2),
• MA: 1,362 (138.4), OR: 1,206 (200.2), NJ: 1,187 (93.6), ID: 1,178 (461.5), SC: 1,078 (146.6),

US State comparison - vaccines count - % single dosed (change in week) - Source

• PR: 81.5% (1.1%), MA: 79.1% (0.5%), VT: 78.9% (0.3%), HI: 78.1% (0.5%), CT: 78.0% (0.5%),
• RI: 77.1% (0.5%), PA: 75.9% (1.2%), ME: 75.6% (0.5%), NJ: 74.2% (0.5%), NM: 74.1% (0.5%),
• CA: 73.6% (0.6%), NH: 73.4% (1.1%), NY: 73.3% (0.9%), DC: 73.0% (0.7%), MD: 72.2% (0.5%),
• VA: 70.2% (0.6%), IL: 69.5% (0.0%), WA: 68.7% (0.4%), FL: 68.3% (0.4%), DE: 68.2% (0.6%),
• OR: 67.8% (0.4%), CO: 66.9% (0.4%), MN: 64.6% (0.3%), NC: 62.5% (0.7%), NV: 62.4% (0.5%),
• KY: 62.3% (0.4%), WI: 62.1% (0.3%), KS: 61.5% (0.5%), TX: 60.8% (0.4%), SD: 60.8% (1.7%),
• AZ: 60.6% (0.4%), UT: 60.5% (0.5%), NE: 60.5% (0.4%), IA: 59.1% (0.3%), AK: 58.7% (0.5%),
• OK: 58.3% (0.5%), MI: 57.6% (0.2%), AR: 56.9% (0.4%), SC: 56.8% (0.5%), MT: 56.2% (0.5%),
• MO: 56.2% (0.4%), GA: 56.1% (0.2%), OH: 55.3% (0.4%), TN: 54.0% (0.4%), AL: 53.8% (0.4%),
• IN: 53.2% (0.3%), LA: 53.0% (0.4%), ND: 52.5% (0.5%), MS: 51.5% (0.5%), WY: 50.1% (0.5%),
• WV: 48.7% (0.1%), ID: 48.4% (0.4%),

UK Watch - Source
The England age group data below is actually lagged by four days, i.e. the , the 'Today' data is actually '4 day ago' data.

Metric	Today	7d ago	14d ago	21d ago	30d ago	Peak
Cases - 7-day avg	46,791	39,696	35,116	35,171	31,083	59,660
Hosp. - current	8,142	7,069	6,862	6,921	7,801	39,254
Vent. - current	872	781	807	813	982	4,077
England weekly cases/100k by age:
<60	536.1	444.9	399.8	403.0	299.7	745.2
60+	202.9	162.6	124.7	120.9	120.8	477.7

Jail Data - (latest data as of October 20) Source

• Total inmate cases in last day/week: 3/33
• Total inmate tests completed in last day/week (refused test in last day/week): 33/1967 (2/254)
• Jails with 2+ cases yesterday: Toronto South Detention Centre: 2,

COVID App Stats - latest data as of October 19 - Source

• Positives Uploaded to app in last day/week/month/since launch: 7 / 73 / 402 / 25,251 (1.1% / 1.7% / 1.9% / 4.6% of all cases)
• App downloads in last day/week/month/since launch: 1,459 / 8,573 / 27,134 / 2,865,355 (71.0% / 67.0% / 54.4% / 42.6% Android share)

Case fatality rates by age group (last 30 days):

Age Group	Outbreak	CFR %	Deaths	Non-outbreak	CFR%	Deaths
19 & under		0.00%	0		0.00%	0
20s		0.00%	0		0.07%	2
30s		0.31%	1		0.11%	3
40s		0.45%	1		0.23%	5
50s		0.54%	1		1.35%	21
60s		5.36%	6		2.19%	24
70s		11.76%	8		6.41%	38
80s		15.79%	9		16.83%	34
90+		15.25%	9		15.22%	7

Main data table:

PHU	Today	Averages	Last 7	Prev 7	Totals per 100k	Last 7/100k	Prev 7/100k	Active/100k	Ages (day %)->>	<20	20-29	30-49	50-69	70+	Source (day %)->>	Close contact	Community	Outbreak	Travel
Total	492		405.6	465.1		19.1	21.9	23.0		27.6	15.0	30.7	20.9	5.9		32.1	35.2	18.5	14.2
Toronto PHU	64		62.3	84.3		14.0	18.9	23.0		18.8	18.8	40.6	14.1	7.8		43.8	43.8	0.0	12.5
Peel	59		56.7	54.1		24.7	23.6	23.8		18.6	18.6	25.4	27.1	10.2		35.6	39.0	10.2	15.3
Sudbury	39		16.7	5.4		58.8	19.1	62.8		2.6	33.3	51.3	10.3	2.6		23.1	15.4	59.0	2.6
Ottawa	38		29.3	35.0		19.4	23.2	24.2		34.2	18.4	26.3	18.4	2.6		-60.5	18.4	94.7	47.4
York	33		27.0	43.6		15.4	24.9	17.1		15.2	12.1	24.2	39.4	9.1		15.2	60.6	15.2	9.1
London	32		14.7	12.3		20.3	16.9	24.0		56.2	12.5	18.8	12.5	3.1		18.8	81.2	0.0	0.0
Niagara	29		13.7	17.0		20.3	25.2	23.3		34.5	24.1	31.0	6.9	3.4		62.1	10.3	27.6	0.0
Hamilton	23		21.1	28.4		25.0	33.6	27.2		17.4	13.0	43.5	26.1	0.0		34.8	43.5	21.7	0.0
Windsor	23		23.0	29.4		37.9	48.5	45.9		21.7	8.7	34.8	21.7	13.0		56.5	26.1	8.7	8.7
Durham	19		13.1	13.6		12.9	13.3	11.9		52.6	5.3	21.1	15.8	0.0		68.4	21.1	-5.3	15.8
Southwestern	17		12.1	14.6		40.2	48.2	39.2		52.9	11.8	17.6	17.6	5.9		47.1	52.9	0.0	0.0
Simcoe-Muskoka	17		16.6	14.7		19.3	17.2	26.2		35.3	0.0	52.9	11.8	0.0		47.1	23.5	11.8	17.6
Lambton	16		12.6	10.3		67.2	55.0	75.6		25.0	0.0	31.2	37.5	6.2		81.2	18.8	0.0	0.0
Chatham-Kent	15		7.9	8.3		51.7	54.6	48.9		53.3	13.3	6.7	20.0	6.7		66.7	33.3	0.0	0.0
Halton	13		12.6	12.0		14.2	13.6	20.0		23.1	0.0	38.5	30.8	7.7		-46.2	30.8	7.7	107.7
Wellington-Guelph	9		8.7	9.9		19.6	22.1	22.8		44.4	22.2	11.1	22.2	0.0		66.7	22.2	0.0	11.1
Eastern Ontario	7		9.7	19.1		32.6	64.2	65.2		42.9	0.0	28.6	14.3	14.3		57.1	-14.3	0.0	57.1
Waterloo Region	6		12.0	11.7		14.4	14.0	13.5		33.3	0.0	16.7	50.0	0.0		33.3	0.0	50.0	16.7
Brant	6		6.7	4.6		30.3	20.6	32.2		33.3	0.0	16.7	33.3	16.7		50.0	50.0	0.0	0.0
Thunder Bay	5		1.0	0.3		4.7	1.3	5.3		0.0	0.0	0.0	60.0	40.0		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0
Hastings	5		2.7	4.6		11.3	19.0	14.2		0.0	0.0	40.0	40.0	20.0		40.0	60.0	0.0	0.0
North Bay	4		1.4	1.7		7.7	9.2	8.5		25.0	25.0	25.0	25.0	0.0		25.0	50.0	25.0	0.0
Haldimand-Norfolk	3		3.6	4.3		21.9	26.3	25.4		33.3	0.0	33.3	33.3	0.0		133.3	-33.3	0.0	0.0
Huron Perth	3		3.7	5.7		18.6	28.6	12.9		33.3	66.7	0.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0
Grey Bruce	2		2.0	2.6		8.2	10.6	10.0		0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0		50.0	50.0	0.0	0.0
Renfrew	1		1.4	1.9		9.2	12.0	2.8		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Peterborough	1		2.4	3.3		11.5	15.5	11.5		0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Timiskaming	1		1.0	0.6		21.4	12.2	24.5		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0
Leeds, Grenville, Lanark	1		1.6	1.6		6.4	6.4	6.4		100.0	0.0	0.0	100.0	-100.0		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Kingston	1		3.6	6.4		11.8	21.2	13.6		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	100.0
Regions of Zeroes	0		4.6	4.0		6.7	5.9	7.0								inf	-inf		inf

Vaccine coverage by PHU/age group - as of October 22 (% at least one/both dosed, chg. week) -

PHU name	12+ population	Adults - 18plus		12-17yrs	18-29yrs	30-39yrs	40-49yrs	50-59yrs	60-69yrs	70-79yrs	80+
Leeds, Grenville, Lanark	97.7%/94.0% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	98.6%/95.0% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		85.5%/79.8% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	82.8%/75.9% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	106.6%/99.5% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	96.8%/92.2% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	88.7%/86.3% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	106.5%/104.8% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	109.4%/108.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	106.4%/104.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Thunder Bay	92.8%/87.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	93.5%/88.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		84.0%/75.5% (+0.5%/+1.7%)	93.0%/84.1% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	90.4%/83.1% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	88.8%/83.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	90.5%/87.0% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	95.3%/93.1% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.9%/99.5% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	102.4%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Waterloo Region	91.3%/87.4% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	91.8%/88.0% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		85.7%/79.8% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	97.5%/91.1% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	89.0%/84.1% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	87.4%/83.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	87.7%/85.0% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	91.1%/89.1% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.7%/94.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	102.3%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
London	90.9%/86.5% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	90.8%/86.6% (+0.6%/+1.0%)		92.3%/85.3% (+1.0%/+1.7%)	90.2%/82.9% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	84.1%/78.7% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	91.6%/87.4% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	87.5%/84.8% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	93.8%/91.8% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	97.3%/95.8% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	102.5%/99.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Eastern Ontario	90.7%/86.2% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	91.3%/87.0% (+0.6%/+1.1%)		82.7%/76.7% (+0.6%/+1.8%)	77.3%/70.2% (+1.0%/+1.9%)	96.5%/88.2% (+1.3%/+2.1%)	89.8%/85.0% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	84.9%/81.8% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	98.6%/96.3% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.9%/99.1% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.1%/97.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
City Of Ottawa	90.2%/86.3% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	89.9%/86.1% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		94.6%/88.3% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	82.0%/76.1% (+0.3%/+1.0%)	82.0%/77.3% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	92.2%/88.4% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	94.0%/91.1% (+0.2%/+0.5%)	94.8%/92.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	98.5%/96.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	104.1%/101.4% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Huron Perth	90.1%/86.6% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	91.6%/88.2% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		73.4%/68.2% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	73.8%/67.8% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	89.2%/83.4% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	87.9%/84.1% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	84.4%/81.8% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	102.7%/101.0% (+0.3%/+0.2%)	109.5%/108.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	107.3%/105.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Sudbury	90.0%/85.3% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	90.4%/85.7% (+0.7%/+1.2%)		85.1%/78.6% (+1.4%/+2.8%)	83.6%/75.7% (+1.1%/+2.3%)	81.9%/74.5% (+1.2%/+1.7%)	87.0%/81.7% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	88.7%/85.2% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	96.8%/94.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.4%/98.8% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	106.7%/104.2% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Halton	89.8%/86.9% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	89.6%/86.9% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		92.3%/87.7% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	78.3%/74.5% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	83.3%/79.7% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	93.6%/91.0% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	93.4%/91.2% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.4%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	96.3%/94.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	106.4%/104.2% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Durham	89.5%/86.1% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	89.8%/86.5% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		85.6%/81.0% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	81.5%/76.7% (+0.6%/+1.3%)	91.9%/86.8% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	90.2%/86.7% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	88.0%/85.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.5%/90.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	96.3%/94.9% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	103.6%/101.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Algoma	89.4%/84.9% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	90.1%/85.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		79.8%/72.5% (+0.8%/+1.6%)	78.0%/70.2% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	87.6%/79.9% (+0.9%/+1.5%)	89.7%/84.0% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	84.3%/80.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	96.4%/94.3% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	101.5%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	96.8%/94.5% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Porcupine	89.2%/82.3% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	89.8%/83.2% (+0.7%/+1.3%)		82.3%/71.5% (+1.7%/+2.6%)	83.7%/72.2% (+1.3%/+2.3%)	86.3%/75.3% (+1.2%/+2.1%)	85.0%/77.6% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	87.8%/83.6% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	93.9%/90.9% (+0.4%/+0.5%)	101.4%/99.0% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	104.0%/100.1% (+0.3%/+0.4%)
Kingston	89.0%/84.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	88.9%/84.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		90.4%/84.8% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	85.0%/77.5% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	76.2%/71.0% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	85.4%/81.0% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	86.1%/82.9% (+0.4%/+0.5%)	99.5%/97.5% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.7%/99.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	102.0%/99.9% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Wellington-Guelph	88.8%/85.5% (+0.3%/+0.7%)	89.3%/86.1% (+0.3%/+0.7%)		83.6%/78.9% (+0.4%/+1.5%)	80.6%/75.8% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	85.5%/80.8% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	87.5%/84.4% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	88.4%/86.1% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	95.0%/93.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.8%/97.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	109.8%/107.1% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Niagara	88.5%/84.2% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	89.1%/85.0% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		80.0%/73.2% (+0.9%/+2.1%)	80.8%/73.9% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	86.7%/80.0% (+0.7%/+1.5%)	90.1%/85.3% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	83.8%/80.6% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	94.4%/92.3% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	97.5%/95.9% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	99.1%/96.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Northwestern	88.4%/82.2% (+0.5%/+0.7%)	89.1%/83.4% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		81.5%/70.4% (+0.8%/+1.3%)	82.7%/73.1% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	95.5%/86.4% (+0.8%/+1.2%)	90.1%/84.1% (+0.6%/+0.9%)	84.4%/80.5% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	92.2%/89.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	93.6%/91.7% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	89.7%/87.1% (+0.0%/+0.2%)
Haliburton, Kawartha	87.9%/83.8% (+0.3%/+0.7%)	88.6%/84.7% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		77.4%/70.8% (+0.5%/+1.5%)	77.0%/69.1% (+0.5%/+1.5%)	92.0%/84.1% (+0.9%/+1.4%)	88.4%/83.4% (+0.4%/+1.0%)	76.7%/73.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	97.2%/95.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	97.1%/95.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	94.0%/91.6% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Peterborough	87.5%/83.6% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	87.9%/84.1% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		82.3%/75.8% (+0.5%/+1.8%)	79.4%/72.8% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	80.3%/74.2% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	87.9%/83.3% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	78.0%/75.2% (+0.2%/+0.6%)	96.8%/94.7% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	102.5%/101.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.7%/96.8% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Peel	87.4%/82.7% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	88.3%/83.8% (+0.4%/+0.9%)		76.9%/70.5% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	98.8%/90.5% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	81.8%/76.4% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	80.0%/76.2% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	87.4%/84.5% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	89.7%/87.4% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	88.8%/87.1% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	95.5%/92.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Windsor	87.0%/82.2% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	87.9%/83.3% (+0.5%/+0.8%)		76.8%/68.7% (+1.0%/+1.5%)	79.7%/72.6% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	88.4%/80.8% (+0.9%/+1.3%)	87.2%/82.2% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	85.4%/81.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	92.9%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.9%/94.2% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.2%/95.3% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Simcoe-Muskoka	86.9%/82.6% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	87.3%/83.3% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		81.0%/74.1% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	78.3%/71.3% (+0.6%/+1.3%)	84.7%/78.1% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	84.7%/80.3% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	81.2%/78.4% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	97.2%/95.1% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	97.8%/96.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.6%/98.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Timiskaming	86.8%/81.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	87.2%/82.4% (+0.5%/+0.9%)		80.1%/73.9% (+0.5%/+1.7%)	75.0%/65.7% (+0.6%/+1.8%)	87.3%/79.1% (+1.1%/+2.1%)	85.6%/80.2% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	81.7%/77.8% (+0.5%/+0.6%)	91.7%/89.4% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	97.8%/96.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	99.2%/96.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
York	86.7%/83.6% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	86.8%/83.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)		85.7%/80.2% (+0.7%/+1.5%)	77.6%/73.7% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	82.0%/78.0% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	90.3%/87.2% (+0.5%/+0.7%)	89.1%/86.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	89.7%/87.8% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	92.8%/91.2% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.1%/97.6% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Hastings	86.7%/82.1% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	87.2%/82.9% (+0.5%/+1.0%)		80.0%/71.8% (+0.9%/+1.6%)	74.0%/66.0% (+0.8%/+1.9%)	80.5%/73.3% (+1.0%/+2.0%)	83.5%/78.1% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	79.7%/76.5% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	99.1%/96.9% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.2%/98.7% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	98.3%/95.9% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
Haldimand-Norfolk	86.6%/82.5% (+1.1%/+1.6%)	88.1%/84.2% (+1.0%/+1.5%)		66.8%/61.0% (+1.3%/+3.1%)	69.0%/62.6% (+1.2%/+1.9%)	90.6%/83.5% (+1.6%/+2.6%)	90.8%/85.6% (+1.3%/+2.1%)	81.7%/78.7% (+1.1%/+1.4%)	94.7%/92.8% (+0.9%/+0.9%)	102.3%/100.9% (+0.6%/+0.6%)	98.2%/96.1% (+0.3%/+0.3%)
Brant County	86.2%/81.9% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	87.0%/83.0% (+0.6%/+1.0%)		76.0%/69.9% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	76.7%/69.8% (+0.8%/+1.6%)	83.7%/77.8% (+0.9%/+1.4%)	86.9%/82.7% (+0.8%/+1.3%)	84.7%/81.6% (+0.6%/+0.7%)	92.6%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.5%)	99.3%/97.8% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	101.6%/99.0% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
North Bay	86.1%/81.7% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	86.6%/82.3% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		78.9%/71.4% (+1.0%/+1.7%)	72.7%/65.0% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	80.2%/72.9% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	84.5%/79.6% (+0.4%/+1.1%)	81.7%/78.6% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	96.8%/94.7% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	96.3%/94.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.6%/98.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Southwestern	86.0%/82.2% (-0.4%/+0.0%)	87.2%/83.5% (-0.4%/-0.1%)		72.6%/67.3% (+0.1%/+0.9%)	72.1%/66.1% (-0.3%/+0.4%)	88.0%/81.9% (-0.3%/+0.3%)	85.4%/81.1% (-0.3%/-0.0%)	83.9%/81.1% (-0.6%/-0.4%)	95.7%/93.9% (-0.6%/-0.4%)	100.8%/99.5% (-0.7%/-0.5%)	96.7%/94.7% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Grey Bruce	85.2%/81.8% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	86.3%/83.1% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		71.3%/65.4% (+0.6%/+1.5%)	68.9%/63.2% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	84.7%/79.1% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	88.0%/83.9% (+0.6%/+0.9%)	79.6%/77.1% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	95.4%/93.7% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	97.9%/96.8% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	92.6%/90.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Toronto PHU	85.0%/80.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	85.2%/81.2% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		82.8%/76.7% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	79.5%/73.5% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	82.4%/77.9% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	80.4%/76.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	89.7%/86.5% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.3%/89.7% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	94.6%/92.5% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	90.2%/87.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Chatham-Kent	84.9%/80.0% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	86.4%/81.7% (+0.7%/+1.3%)		66.4%/59.6% (+0.9%/+2.6%)	70.2%/62.5% (+1.1%/+2.0%)	80.4%/72.3% (+1.2%/+2.5%)	85.1%/79.0% (+0.9%/+1.8%)	81.6%/77.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	96.2%/93.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	101.3%/99.8% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.9%/98.3% (+0.4%/+0.3%)
City Of Hamilton	84.8%/80.3% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	85.1%/80.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		80.6%/73.2% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	77.0%/70.5% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	80.7%/75.0% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	83.9%/79.4% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	85.5%/82.0% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	90.5%/88.2% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.5%/93.6% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.4%/95.6% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
Lambton	83.7%/79.9% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	84.5%/80.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		72.9%/67.3% (+0.7%/+1.8%)	73.8%/67.4% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	84.1%/77.8% (+0.8%/+1.6%)	85.3%/80.8% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	79.0%/76.1% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	88.7%/86.9% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.4%/94.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	91.7%/89.9% (+0.1%/+0.0%)
Renfrew	83.4%/79.3% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	83.8%/79.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		78.0%/70.7% (+0.5%/+1.3%)	69.4%/62.5% (+0.9%/+1.4%)	69.9%/63.9% (+0.8%/+1.2%)	77.2%/72.9% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	81.9%/78.8% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	100.0%/97.9% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	100.6%/99.3% (+0.0%/+0.2%)	95.4%/93.3% (+0.0%/+0.1%)

Canada comparison - Source - data as of October 21

Province	Yesterday	Averages->>	Last 7	Prev 7	Per 100k->>	Last 7/100k	Prev 7/100k	Positive % - last 7	Vaccines->>	Vax(day)	To date (per 100)	Weekly vax update->>	% with 1+	% with both
Canada	2,894		2820.6	3167.4		52.0	58.3	3.0		88,359	151.9		76.61	71.9
Alberta	770		759.9	883.1		120.3	139.8	6.9		17,047	144.9		72.18	64.3
British Columbia	715		640.4	574.0		87.1	78.0	4.5		15,585	157.4		78.56	73.1
Quebec	428		503.6	557.4		41.1	45.5	1.8		13,614	153.1		77.97	75.1
Ontario	413		406.1	476.1		19.3	22.6	1.4		22,689	151.4		76.53	72.4
Saskatchewan	355		312.9	413.3		185.8	245.4	11.4		3,839	138.7		70.72	63.4
Manitoba	92		81.3	91.9		41.2	46.6	2.9		3,194	149.1		74.56	70.9
New Brunswick	67		64.3	103.6		57.6	92.8	2.9		2,326	155.9		79.29	71.7
Northwest Territories	34		23.7	31.4		367.6	487.2	23.6		0	157.0		67.06	63.0
Nova Scotia	19		18.0	23.7		12.9	17.0	0.6		3,107	158.9		79.87	74.5
Yukon	1		6.1	6.1		102.2	102.3	inf		0	159.4		75.5	72.2
Newfoundland	N/R		3.0	5.3		4.0	7.1	0.3		5,857	163.3		83.6	76.8
Prince Edward Island	N/R		0.9	0.4		3.8	1.9	0.1		1,101	164.5		81.39	75.7
Nunavut	0		0.4	1.0		7.6	17.8	1.0		0	122.3		63.73	56.1

LTCs with 2+ new cases today: Why are there 0.5 cases/deaths?

LTC_Home	City	Beds	New LTC cases	Current Active Cases

LTC Deaths today: - this section is reported by the Ministry of LTC and the data may not reconcile with the LTC data above because that is published by the MoH.

LTC_Home	City	Beds	Today's Deaths	All-time Deaths

None reported by the Ministry of LTC
Today's deaths:

Reporting_PHU	Age_Group	Client_Gender	Case_AcquisitionInfo	Case_Reported_Date	Episode_Date	Count
Huron Perth	20s	FEMALE	Community	2021-10-21	2021-10-19	1
Toronto PHU	30s	FEMALE	Close contact	2021-10-17	2021-10-08	1
Chatham-Kent	50s	MALE	Close contact	2021-09-17	2021-09-16	1
Toronto PHU	60s	MALE	Close contact	2021-10-06	2021-10-01	1
London	70s	MALE	Travel	2021-10-04	2021-09-29	1
Toronto PHU	70s	FEMALE	Close contact	2021-09-20	2021-09-18	1
Windsor	70s	FEMALE	Community	2021-10-14	2021-10-04	1
York	70s	FEMALE	Close contact	2021-10-02	2021-09-25	1
Peel	80s	FEMALE	Outbreak	2021-06-14	2021-06-13	1
Toronto PHU	80s	MALE	Community	2020-12-27	2020-12-23	1
Windsor	80s	MALE	Community	2021-10-13	2021-10-12	1
Niagara	90+	FEMALE	Outbreak	2021-10-01	2021-09-29	1

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2021-10-21.pdf
Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario October 21 update: 790 New Cases, 719 Recoveries, 9 Deaths, 32,646 tests (2.42% positive), Current ICUs: 76 (-1 vs. yesterday) (+8 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 12,387 (-1,281), 31,889 tests completed (2,699.0 per 100k in week) 30,608 swabbed
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 1.30% / 1.42% / 1.70% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 156 / 166 / 193 (-16 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 309 / 302 / 353 (+5 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 412 / 408 / 476 (+2 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 413 / 406 / 476 (+6 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 406 (-0.6 vs. yesterday) (-70 or -14.7% vs. last week), (-304 or -42.8% vs. 30 days ago)
• Active cases: 3,356 (-79 vs. yesterday) (-666 vs. last week) - Chart
• Current hospitalizations: 274(+16), ICUs: 161(+2), Ventilated: 107(-6), [vs. last week: +20 / +3 / +6] - Chart
• Total reported cases to date: 596,280 (3.99% of the population)
• New variant cases (UK[Alpha] /RSA/BRA/Delta): +0 / +0 / +0 / +53 - This data lags quite a bit
• Hospitalizations / ICUs/ +veICU count by Ontario Health Region (ICUs vs. last week): North: 7/6/6(+4), Central: 87/46/35(+5), Toronto: 18/17/15(-3), West: 108/63/52(+2), East: 54/29/27(-5), Total: 274 / 161 / 135
  
• Rolling case fatality rates for outbreak and non-outbreak cases
  
• Chart showing the 7 day average of cases per 100k by age group
  
• Cases and vaccinations by postal codes (first 3 letters)
  
• Details on post-vaccination cases
  

LTC Data:

• 1 / 0 new LTC resident/HCW cases - Chart of active 70+ cases split by outbreak and non-outbreak cases
• 0 / 2 / 14 / 45 / 4031 LTC deaths in last day / week / 30 / 100 days / all-time

Vaccine effectiveness data: (assumed 14 days to effectiveness) Source

Metric	Unvax_All	Unvax_12+	Partial	Full	Unknown
Cases - today	226	147	15	140	32
Cases Per 100k - today	6.43	8.70	2.33	1.31	-
Risk vs. full - today	4.90x	6.63x	1.77x	1.00x	-
Case % less risk vs. unvax - today	-	-	73.2%	84.9%	-
Avg daily Per 100k - week	6.49	8.64	2.57	1.23	-
Risk vs. full - week	5.29x	7.05x	2.10x	1.00x	-
Case % less risk vs. unvax - week	-	-	70.2%	85.8%	-
ICU - count	65	n/a	7	20	69
ICU per mill	18.50	-	10.87	1.88	-
ICU % less risk vs. unvax	-	-	41.3%	89.9%	-
ICU risk vs. full	9.87x	-	5.80x	1.00x	-
Non_ICU Hosp - count	126	n/a	7	40	-
Non_ICU Hosp per mill	35.87	-	10.87	3.75	-
Non_ICU Hosp % less risk vs. unvax	-	-	69.7%	89.5%	-
Non_ICU Hosp risk vs. full	9.56x	-	2.90x	1.00x	-
Age group per 100k - today:
0-4	2.34	-	0.00	0.00	-
5-11	5.76	-	0.00	0.00	-
12-17	11.61	-	5.50	0.70	-
18-39	8.52	-	1.56	1.42	-
40-59	8.51	-	2.56	1.76	-
60-79	12.12	-	1.58	1.00	-
80+	388.70	-	0.00	0.47	-

Vaccines - detailed data: Source

• Total administered: 22,312,892 (+22,689 / +164,824 in last day/week)
• First doses administered: 11,429,671 (+8,148 / +56,948 in last day/week)
• Second doses administered: 10,883,221 (+14,541 / +107,876 in last day/week)
• 88.03% / 84.01% of all adult Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date
• 77.11% / 73.43% of all Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date (0.05% / 0.10% today, 0.38% / 0.73% in last week)
• 87.66% / 83.47% of eligible 12+ Ontarians have received at least one / both dose(s) to date (0.06% / 0.11% today, 0.44% / 0.83% in last week)
• 0.484% / 3.443% of the remaining unvaccinated population got vaccinated today/this week
• To date, 26,174,971 vaccines have been delivered to Ontario (last updated September 9) - Source
• There are 3,862,079 unused vaccines which will take 164.0 days to administer based on the current 7 day average of 23,546 /day
• Ontario's population is 14,822,201 as published here. Age group populations as provided by the MOH here
• Vaccine uptake report (updated weekly) incl. vaccination coverage by PHUs - link

Random vaccine stats

• Assuming that second doses will follow the pace of the 1st doses: We crossed today's second dose percentage in first doses on September 4, 2021, and the 85% first dose threshold on September 19, 2021, 15 days later. In this projection, we will reach the 85% second dose threshold on November 5, 2021

Vaccine data (by age) - Charts of [first doses]() and [second doses]()

Age	First doses	Second doses	First Dose % (day/week)	Second Dose % (day/week)
12-17yrs	851	1,779	82.99% (+0.09% / +0.72%)	76.63% (+0.19% / +1.51%)
18-29yrs	2,288	4,510	82.64% (+0.09% / +0.67%)	76.11% (+0.18% / +1.36%)
30-39yrs	1,845	3,082	84.01% (+0.09% / +0.62%)	78.58% (+0.15% / +1.12%)
40-49yrs	1,266	1,975	85.94% (+0.07% / +0.46%)	81.95% (+0.11% / +0.83%)
50-59yrs	957	1,638	87.38% (+0.05% / +0.32%)	84.37% (+0.08% / +0.56%)
60-69yrs	572	929	93.56% (+0.03% / +0.21%)	91.35% (+0.05% / +0.35%)
70-79yrs	278	432	96.53% (+0.02% / +0.13%)	94.87% (+0.04% / +0.22%)
80+ yrs	102	199	98.24% (+0.02% / +0.09%)	95.68% (+0.03% / +0.15%)
Unknown	-11	-3	0.03% (-0.00% / -0.00%)	0.02% (-0.00% / +0.00%)
Total - 18+	7,308	12,765	88.03% (+0.06% / +0.42%)	84.01% (+0.11% / +0.77%)
Total - 12+	8,159	14,544	87.66% (+0.06% / +0.44%)	83.47% (+0.11% / +0.83%)

Schools data: - (latest data as of October 20) - Source

• 107 new cases (85/22 student/staff split). 592 (12.2% of all) schools have active cases. 1 schools currently closed.
• Top 10 municipalities by number of schools with active cases (number of cases)):
• Toronto: 102 (193), Ottawa: 58 (140), Mississauga: 49 (78), Hamilton: 37 (95), Brampton: 36 (70), Windsor: 20 (54), Vaughan: 20 (31), London: 13 (27), Kitchener: 13 (22), Sarnia: 12 (19),
• Schools with 8+ active cases: Greenholme Junior Middle School (15) (Toronto), Holy Cross Catholic School (14) (Innisfil), Dr F J McDonald Catholic Elementary School (12) (Ottawa), St George-German Public School (12) (Brant), Silverthorn Collegiate Institute (10) (Toronto), Orchard Park Elementary School (9) (Orillia), Princess Margaret Junior School (8) (Toronto), St Anne French Immersion Catholic School (8) (Windsor), Fielding Drive Public School (8) (Ottawa),

Child care centre data: - (latest data as of October 20) - Source

• 28 / 163 new cases in the last day/week
• There are currently 123 centres with cases (2.27% of all)
• 4 centres closed in the last day. 8 centres are currently closed
• LCCs with 5+ active cases: Le Cerf-Volant - école Marius Barbeau (9) (Ottawa), Wee Watch Nepean (5) (Ottawa), Pinecrest Queensway Headstart Childcare Centre (5) (Ottawa), La Garderie Les Petites Mains (Windsor) Inc. (5) (Windsor),

Outbreak data (latest data as of October 20)- Source and Definitions

• New outbreak cases: 5
• New outbreak cases (groups with 2+): School - elementary (3), Unknown (2),
• 208 active cases in outbreaks (-14 vs. last week)
• Major categories with active cases (vs. last week): School - Elementary: 78(+0), Unknown: 21(+8), Workplace - Other: 20(-5), Child care: 15(+0), School - Secondary: 12(-1), Barestaurant/nightclub: 11(+0), Other recreation: 11(+4),

Global Vaccine Comparison: - doses administered per 100 people (% with at least 1 dose / both doses), to date (ignoring 3rd doses) - Full list on Tab 6 - Source

• Spain: 160.5 (81.1/79.4), China: 155.0 (?/?), Canada: 151.0 (77.8/73.2), Italy: 147.2 (76.8/70.4),
• South Korea: 146.5 (79.1/67.4), Japan: 145.0 (76.3/68.6), France: 142.7 (75.4/67.4), United Kingdom: 139.2 (72.6/66.6),
• Sweden: 138.3 (71.1/67.2), Israel: 135.6 (70.7/64.9), Germany: 133.8 (68.4/65.4), European Union: 132.9 (68.4/64.4),
• Australia: 129.9 (71.9/58.0), Saudi Arabia: 127.2 (67.9/59.3), Argentina: 124.6 (70.0/54.6), Brazil: 123.7 (73.2/50.5),
• United States: 121.6 (65.2/56.4), Turkey: 120.8 (64.7/56.1), Mexico: 93.1 (53.3/39.7), Iran: 87.2 (57.6/29.6),
• India: 71.6 (50.7/20.9), Vietnam: 68.3 (48.9/19.4), Russia: 68.1 (35.6/32.5), Indonesia: 63.1 (39.7/23.4),
• Pakistan: 46.7 (30.0/16.6), South Africa: 42.2 (23.8/18.4), Bangladesh: 34.8 (23.2/11.6), Nigeria: 3.8 (2.5/1.3),
• Ethiopia: 3.4 (2.6/0.8),
• Map charts showing rates of at least one dose and total doses per 100 people

Global Vaccine Pace Comparison - doses per 100 people in the last week: - Source

• Vietnam: 10.95 Iran: 9.99 Australia: 7.02 South Korea: 6.52 Argentina: 5.19
• Brazil: 4.61 Indonesia: 4.46 Japan: 4.04 Mexico: 3.11 Russia: 2.9
• India: 2.26 Saudi Arabia: 2.07 South Africa: 2.03 Pakistan: 1.96 Sweden: 1.82
• United States: 1.73 Turkey: 1.69 Bangladesh: 1.56 Italy: 1.56 Canada: 1.53
• France: 1.36 Israel: 1.11 Germany: 1.05 European Union: 1.03 China: 0.89
• United Kingdom: 0.65 Spain: 0.52 Nigeria: 0.33 Ethiopia: 0.11

Global Case Comparison: - Major Countries - Cases per 100k in the last week (% with at least one dose) - Full list - tab 6 Source

• United Kingdom: 466.6 (72.58) Turkey: 239.8 (64.69) United States: 160.6 (65.23) Russia: 155.6 (35.61)
• European Union: 116.1 (68.43) Germany: 102.7 (68.39) Israel: 97.9 (70.68) Iran: 93.7 (57.58)
• Australia: 61.1 (71.9) France: 56.1 (75.37) Canada: 52.5 (77.82) Sweden: 38.7 (71.12)
• Brazil: 38.6 (73.23) Italy: 31.1 (76.8) Spain: 28.0 (81.1) Vietnam: 24.7 (48.89)
• Mexico: 22.3 (53.34) South Korea: 19.2 (79.1) Argentina: 16.1 (69.98) India: 7.7 (50.66)
• South Africa: 6.6 (23.84) Egypt: 5.9 (n/a) Ethiopia: 3.2 (2.58) Japan: 2.4 (76.32)
• Pakistan: 2.3 (30.01) Indonesia: 2.2 (39.73) Bangladesh: 1.6 (23.18) Saudi Arabia: 0.9 (67.89)
• Nigeria: 0.6 (2.53) China: 0.0 (n/a)

Global Case Comparison: Top 16 countries by Cases per 100k in the last week (% with at least one dose) - Full list - tab 6 Source

• Latvia: 826.5 (55.96) Georgia: 768.3 (25.47) Barbados: 746.9 (50.62) Lithuania: 679.9 (66.43)
• Serbia: 668.9 (44.46) Estonia: 600.2 (58.48) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 568.9 (20.78) Romania: 549.8 (34.61)
• Belize: 494.2 (n/a) United Kingdom: 466.6 (72.58) Montenegro: 436.9 (40.43) Dominica: 414.3 (37.14)
• Slovenia: 405.7 (56.77) Singapore: 393.3 (80.43) Brunei: 389.8 (77.99) Armenia: 378.2 (n/a)

Global ICU Comparison: - Current, adjusted to Ontario's population - Source

• United States: 731, Israel: 304, Canada: 273, Germany: 252, France: 233,
• United Kingdom: 186, Spain: 142, Italy: 86, Sweden: 37,

US State comparison - case count - Top 25 by last 7 ave. case count (Last 7/100k) - Source

• CA: 5,420 (96.0), TX: 4,813 (116.2), NY: 4,498 (161.8), PA: 4,238 (231.8), MI: 4,009 (281.0),
• OH: 3,901 (233.6), NC: 2,512 (167.6), MN: 2,374 (294.6), FL: 2,366 (77.1), CO: 2,314 (281.3),
• WA: 2,218 (203.9), WI: 2,209 (265.6), IL: 2,142 (118.3), AZ: 2,131 (205.0), VA: 1,906 (156.3),
• IN: 1,745 (181.4), KY: 1,590 (249.1), GA: 1,516 (100.0), TN: 1,505 (154.2), MA: 1,421 (144.3),
• ID: 1,263 (494.7), UT: 1,219 (266.2), NJ: 1,211 (95.5), OR: 1,172 (194.4), SC: 1,159 (157.6),

US State comparison - vaccines count - % single dosed (change in week) - Source

• PR: 80.8% (0.4%), MA: 79.0% (0.5%), VT: 78.9% (0.3%), HI: 78.0% (0.5%), CT: 77.9% (0.5%),
• RI: 77.0% (0.5%), PA: 75.7% (1.2%), ME: 75.5% (0.5%), NJ: 74.1% (0.5%), NM: 74.0% (0.5%),
• CA: 73.5% (0.6%), NH: 73.3% (1.1%), NY: 73.2% (0.9%), DC: 72.9% (0.7%), MD: 72.2% (0.5%),
• VA: 70.1% (0.6%), IL: 69.5% (0.0%), WA: 68.6% (0.4%), FL: 68.3% (0.5%), DE: 68.1% (0.6%),
• OR: 67.7% (0.4%), CO: 66.8% (0.4%), MN: 64.5% (0.3%), NC: 62.4% (0.8%), NV: 62.3% (0.5%),
• KY: 62.2% (0.4%), WI: 62.1% (0.4%), KS: 61.4% (0.5%), SD: 61.0% (0.7%), TX: 60.7% (0.4%),
• AZ: 60.5% (0.4%), UT: 60.4% (0.5%), NE: 60.4% (0.3%), IA: 59.0% (0.3%), AK: 58.6% (0.5%),
• OK: 58.2% (0.6%), MI: 57.6% (0.2%), AR: 56.8% (0.4%), SC: 56.7% (0.5%), MT: 56.1% (0.5%),
• MO: 56.1% (0.5%), GA: 56.1% (0.3%), OH: 55.3% (0.4%), TN: 53.9% (0.4%), AL: 53.7% (0.4%),
• IN: 53.2% (0.3%), LA: 52.9% (0.4%), ND: 52.5% (0.5%), MS: 51.5% (0.5%), WY: 50.0% (0.5%),
• WV: 48.7% (0.2%), ID: 48.3% (0.4%),

UK Watch - Source
The England age group data below is actually lagged by four days, i.e. the , the 'Today' data is actually '4 day ago' data.

Metric	Today	7d ago	14d ago	21d ago	30d ago	Peak
Cases - 7-day avg	45,799	39,073	34,513	35,204	30,378	59,660
Hosp. - current	7,891	7,057	6,875	7,035	7,748	39,254
Vent. - current	850	780	800	826	1,006	4,077
England weekly cases/100k by age:
<60	526.9	435.0	402.6	398.5	302.5	745.3
60+	199.4	155.9	125.0	119.5	127.9	477.7

Jail Data - (latest data as of October 19) Source

• Total inmate cases in last day/week: 12/32
• Total inmate tests completed in last day/week (refused test in last day/week): 220/2119 (33/334)
• Jails with 2+ cases yesterday: Central North Correctional Centre: 7, Toronto South Detention Centre: 5,

COVID App Stats - latest data as of October 19 - Source

• Positives Uploaded to app in last day/week/month/since launch: 7 / 73 / 402 / 25,251 (1.1% / 1.7% / 1.9% / 4.6% of all cases)
• App downloads in last day/week/month/since launch: 1,459 / 8,573 / 27,134 / 2,865,355 (71.0% / 67.0% / 54.4% / 42.6% Android share)

Case fatality rates by age group (last 30 days):

Age Group	Outbreak	CFR %	Deaths	Non-outbreak	CFR%	Deaths
19 & under		0.00%	0		0.00%	0
20s		0.00%	0		0.03%	1
30s		0.31%	1		0.10%	3
40s		0.90%	2		0.23%	5
50s		0.53%	1		1.27%	20
60s		5.41%	6		2.17%	24
70s		11.43%	8		5.90%	35
80s		13.11%	8		17.41%	35
90+		12.31%	8		16.28%	7

Main data table:

PHU	Today	Averages	Last 7	Prev 7	Totals per 100k	Last 7/100k	Prev 7/100k	Active/100k	Ages (day %)->>	<20	20-29	30-49	50-69	70+	Source (day %)->>	Close contact	Community	Outbreak	Travel
Total	413		406.1	476.1		19.1	22.4	22.6		29.8	17.9	26.9	18.9	6.1		33.9	39.7	16.0	10.4
Toronto PHU	66		63.7	88.6		14.3	19.9	24.3		30.3	18.2	33.3	15.2	3.0		31.8	57.6	6.1	4.5
Peel	54		56.9	57.0		24.8	24.8	23.0		35.2	16.7	25.9	14.8	7.4		33.3	63.0	1.9	1.9
Ottawa	36		29.6	34.1		19.6	22.7	23.2		61.1	11.1	16.7	5.6	5.6		27.8	33.3	38.9	0.0
York	29		26.3	45.4		15.0	25.9	17.1		13.8	24.1	34.5	24.1	3.4		24.1	55.2	17.2	3.4
Windsor	21		25.4	28.7		41.9	47.3	49.0		33.3	9.5	23.8	19.0	14.3		76.2	-19.0	38.1	4.8
Simcoe-Muskoka	20		17.0	14.9		19.8	17.3	24.9		45.0	10.0	25.0	20.0	0.0		50.0	20.0	25.0	5.0
Halton	18		12.1	13.3		13.7	15.0	20.2		16.7	5.6	27.8	44.4	5.6		-144.4	61.1	27.8	155.6
Lambton	18		14.4	7.3		77.1	38.9	68.7		27.8	27.8	11.1	27.8	5.6		61.1	38.9	0.0	0.0
Southwestern	17		13.4	13.0		44.4	43.0	37.8		35.3	29.4	29.4	0.0	0.0		17.6	70.6	5.9	5.9
Durham	16		12.6	14.3		12.3	14.0	10.9		6.2	25.0	50.0	12.5	6.2		43.8	50.0	6.2	0.0
Waterloo Region	16		13.6	13.3		16.3	15.9	14.9		18.8	12.5	31.2	25.0	12.5		56.2	37.5	0.0	6.2
Niagara	13		12.4	18.3		18.4	27.1	19.7		15.4	15.4	30.8	30.8	7.7		23.1	53.8	7.7	15.4
Hamilton	12		21.3	27.1		25.2	32.1	27.4		33.3	25.0	25.0	16.7	0.0		58.3	0.0	41.7	0.0
London	12		11.7	15.1		16.2	20.9	20.1		41.7	8.3	25.0	16.7	0.0		50.0	50.0	0.0	0.0
Sudbury	10		11.4	7.3		40.2	25.6	46.7		10.0	50.0	30.0	10.0	0.0		80.0	-50.0	60.0	10.0
Brant	9		6.3	4.1		28.3	18.7	31.6		22.2	11.1	22.2	0.0	44.4		33.3	66.7	0.0	0.0
Wellington-Guelph	9		8.6	10.9		19.2	24.4	21.5		33.3	0.0	44.4	22.2	0.0		33.3	33.3	22.2	11.1
Eastern Ontario	9		10.4	20.3		35.0	68.0	67.6		11.1	22.2	0.0	44.4	22.2		55.6	22.2	33.3	-11.1
Haldimand-Norfolk	7		4.0	4.0		24.5	24.5	24.5		14.3	28.6	28.6	14.3	14.3		14.3	57.1	28.6	0.0
Kingston	7		4.7	5.4		15.5	17.9	16.0		42.9	28.6	0.0	28.6	0.0		42.9	57.1	0.0	0.0
Haliburton, Kawartha	6		2.4	2.6		9.0	9.5	9.5		0.0	16.7	16.7	66.7	0.0		50.0	33.3	0.0	16.7
Grey Bruce	2		2.1	2.6		8.8	10.6	9.4		0.0	50.0	0.0	50.0	0.0		50.0	50.0	0.0	0.0
Algoma	1		1.0	0.4		6.1	2.6	7.0		0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0
Timiskaming	1		1.0	1.1		21.4	24.5	24.5		0.0	0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0		300.0	-200.0	0.0	0.0
Peterborough	1		3.4	2.4		16.2	11.5	12.2		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	100.0		500.0	-400.0	0.0	0.0
Huron Perth	1		4.7	4.9		23.6	24.3	15.7		0.0	0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0		300.0	-300.0	100.0	0.0
Hastings	1		2.3	4.6		9.5	19.0	13.1		100.0	100.0	0.0	0.0	-100.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	100.0
Northwestern	1		0.9	0.3		6.8	2.3	4.6		100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0		0.0	100.0	0.0	0.0
Regions of Zeroes	0		12.4	14.9		11.6	13.8	9.5									-inf	inf	inf

Vaccine coverage by PHU/age group - as of October 21 (% at least one/both dosed, chg. week) -

PHU name	12+ population	Adults - 18plus		12-17yrs	18-29yrs	30-39yrs	40-49yrs	50-59yrs	60-69yrs	70-79yrs	80+
Leeds, Grenville, Lanark	97.6%/93.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	98.5%/94.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		85.1%/79.2% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	82.5%/75.6% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	106.4%/99.2% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	96.6%/92.0% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	88.6%/86.2% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	106.4%/104.7% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	109.4%/108.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	106.4%/104.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Thunder Bay	92.8%/87.7% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	93.4%/88.6% (+0.5%/+0.8%)		83.9%/75.1% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	92.9%/83.8% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	90.3%/83.0% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	88.8%/83.6% (+0.7%/+1.0%)	90.4%/86.9% (+0.3%/+0.7%)	95.2%/93.1% (+0.1%/+0.4%)	100.9%/99.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	102.3%/100.0% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Waterloo Region	91.3%/87.3% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	91.8%/87.9% (+0.5%/+0.8%)		85.6%/79.7% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	97.3%/90.9% (+0.9%/+1.6%)	89.0%/84.0% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	87.3%/83.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	87.7%/85.0% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	91.0%/89.1% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.7%/94.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	102.3%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
London	90.8%/86.3% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	90.7%/86.4% (+0.6%/+1.0%)		92.1%/85.1% (+1.0%/+1.9%)	90.1%/82.6% (+0.9%/+1.8%)	84.0%/78.4% (+0.8%/+1.3%)	91.5%/87.2% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	87.5%/84.7% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	93.7%/91.7% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	97.2%/95.7% (+0.3%/+0.3%)	102.5%/99.6% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Eastern Ontario	90.5%/86.0% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	91.2%/86.8% (+0.5%/+1.1%)		82.6%/76.3% (+0.8%/+2.1%)	77.0%/69.8% (+0.9%/+1.9%)	96.2%/87.7% (+1.2%/+2.0%)	89.6%/84.7% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	84.8%/81.7% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	98.5%/96.2% (+0.2%/+0.5%)	100.8%/99.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.1%/97.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
City Of Ottawa	90.2%/86.2% (+0.3%/+0.7%)	89.8%/86.0% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		94.5%/88.1% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	81.9%/76.0% (+0.4%/+1.1%)	81.9%/77.1% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	92.1%/88.3% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	94.0%/91.0% (+0.2%/+0.5%)	94.8%/92.7% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.5%/96.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	104.1%/101.4% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Huron Perth	90.0%/86.4% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	91.5%/88.0% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		73.3%/67.9% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	73.5%/67.5% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	89.0%/83.1% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	87.8%/83.9% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	84.3%/81.6% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	102.6%/100.9% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	109.4%/108.2% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	107.3%/105.7% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Sudbury	89.9%/85.0% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	90.2%/85.5% (+0.7%/+1.3%)		84.9%/78.2% (+1.5%/+2.8%)	83.4%/75.2% (+1.1%/+2.6%)	81.6%/74.1% (+1.2%/+1.8%)	86.9%/81.4% (+0.8%/+1.7%)	88.6%/85.0% (+0.5%/+1.1%)	96.8%/94.6% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	100.4%/98.8% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	106.7%/104.2% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Halton	89.8%/86.9% (+0.3%/+0.7%)	89.5%/86.8% (+0.3%/+0.6%)		92.2%/87.6% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	78.3%/74.4% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	83.2%/79.5% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	93.6%/90.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	93.3%/91.1% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.3%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	96.3%/94.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	106.4%/104.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Durham	89.4%/85.9% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	89.8%/86.4% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		85.5%/80.8% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	81.5%/76.5% (+0.6%/+1.3%)	91.8%/86.6% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	90.1%/86.6% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	87.9%/85.6% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.4%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	96.3%/94.8% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	103.6%/101.1% (+0.3%/+0.3%)
Algoma	89.4%/84.8% (+0.4%/+0.8%)	90.0%/85.6% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		79.8%/72.3% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	78.0%/70.0% (+0.6%/+1.5%)	87.5%/79.6% (+1.0%/+1.5%)	89.6%/83.9% (+0.7%/+1.0%)	84.3%/80.9% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	96.4%/94.3% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	101.5%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	96.8%/94.5% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Porcupine	89.1%/82.0% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	89.7%/83.0% (+0.8%/+1.3%)		82.0%/71.1% (+1.7%/+2.9%)	83.5%/71.8% (+1.4%/+2.3%)	86.3%/75.0% (+1.4%/+2.3%)	84.9%/77.4% (+0.7%/+1.5%)	87.7%/83.4% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	93.8%/90.9% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	101.2%/99.0% (+0.1%/+0.6%)	103.8%/100.0% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
Kingston	88.9%/84.7% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	88.8%/84.7% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		90.3%/84.6% (+0.6%/+1.2%)	84.9%/77.3% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	76.1%/70.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	85.2%/80.8% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	86.0%/82.8% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	99.5%/97.4% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.7%/99.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	102.0%/99.9% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Wellington-Guelph	88.8%/85.4% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	89.2%/85.9% (+0.3%/+0.7%)		83.5%/78.7% (+0.4%/+1.5%)	80.5%/75.6% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	85.5%/80.6% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	87.5%/84.3% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	88.4%/86.1% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	94.9%/92.9% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	98.8%/97.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	109.8%/107.1% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Niagara	88.4%/84.1% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	89.1%/84.9% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		79.9%/72.9% (+0.9%/+2.1%)	80.7%/73.7% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	86.5%/79.7% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	90.1%/85.2% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	83.7%/80.5% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	94.4%/92.3% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	97.5%/95.9% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	99.0%/96.5% (+0.0%/+0.1%)
Northwestern	88.3%/82.0% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	89.0%/83.2% (+0.5%/+0.7%)		81.2%/70.0% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	82.6%/72.8% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	95.4%/86.1% (+0.8%/+1.2%)	90.0%/83.8% (+0.6%/+0.9%)	84.4%/80.4% (+0.4%/+0.4%)	92.2%/89.6% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	93.5%/91.6% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	89.7%/87.0% (+0.0%/+0.2%)
Haliburton, Kawartha	87.9%/83.7% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	88.5%/84.5% (+0.3%/+0.7%)		77.3%/70.6% (+0.6%/+1.9%)	77.0%/68.9% (+0.6%/+1.5%)	91.8%/83.9% (+0.9%/+1.6%)	88.4%/83.2% (+0.4%/+1.1%)	76.7%/73.7% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	97.2%/95.1% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	97.1%/95.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	94.0%/91.6% (-0.0%/+0.1%)
Peterborough	87.5%/83.5% (+0.3%/+0.8%)	87.8%/84.0% (+0.3%/+0.8%)		82.2%/75.5% (+0.4%/+2.1%)	79.2%/72.6% (+0.6%/+1.4%)	80.2%/74.0% (+0.6%/+1.3%)	87.8%/83.2% (+0.4%/+1.0%)	78.0%/75.1% (+0.2%/+0.6%)	96.7%/94.7% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	102.5%/101.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.7%/96.8% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Peel	87.3%/82.5% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	88.3%/83.7% (+0.4%/+0.9%)		76.8%/70.3% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	98.7%/90.3% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	81.7%/76.2% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	80.0%/76.1% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	87.4%/84.4% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	89.6%/87.3% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	88.8%/87.1% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	95.5%/92.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Windsor	87.0%/82.0% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	87.8%/83.2% (+0.5%/+0.8%)		76.7%/68.5% (+1.0%/+1.5%)	79.5%/72.5% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	88.2%/80.7% (+0.9%/+1.4%)	87.1%/82.0% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	85.3%/81.8% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	92.9%/90.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	95.9%/94.2% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.1%/95.3% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Simcoe-Muskoka	86.8%/82.5% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	87.3%/83.1% (+0.4%/+0.8%)		80.8%/73.8% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	78.1%/71.1% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	84.6%/77.8% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	84.6%/80.1% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	81.1%/78.3% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	97.1%/95.0% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	97.8%/96.3% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.6%/98.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
York	86.7%/83.5% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	86.8%/83.8% (+0.4%/+0.6%)		85.6%/80.0% (+0.7%/+1.5%)	77.5%/73.5% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	81.9%/77.9% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	90.3%/87.1% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	89.1%/86.7% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	89.7%/87.8% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	92.8%/91.2% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.1%/97.6% (+0.1%/+0.2%)
Timiskaming	86.7%/81.7% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	87.2%/82.3% (+0.5%/+0.9%)		80.1%/73.9% (+0.6%/+1.7%)	75.0%/65.6% (+0.8%/+1.9%)	87.2%/79.0% (+1.1%/+2.0%)	85.5%/80.1% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	81.7%/77.7% (+0.4%/+0.5%)	91.7%/89.4% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	97.8%/96.0% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	99.2%/96.1% (+0.1%/+0.4%)
Hastings	86.6%/81.8% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	87.1%/82.5% (+0.5%/+1.0%)		79.7%/71.4% (+0.8%/+1.7%)	73.8%/65.4% (+0.8%/+1.9%)	80.2%/72.6% (+0.9%/+1.9%)	83.3%/77.6% (+0.7%/+1.4%)	79.7%/76.2% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	99.0%/96.8% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	100.2%/98.7% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	98.3%/95.8% (+0.1%/+0.3%)
Haldimand-Norfolk	86.3%/82.2% (+0.9%/+1.5%)	87.8%/83.9% (+0.9%/+1.3%)		66.5%/60.7% (+1.0%/+3.2%)	68.7%/62.3% (+1.1%/+1.8%)	90.2%/82.9% (+1.4%/+2.4%)	90.4%/85.2% (+1.1%/+1.9%)	81.3%/78.2% (+0.8%/+1.1%)	94.5%/92.6% (+0.8%/+0.8%)	102.3%/100.9% (+0.6%/+0.7%)	98.2%/96.0% (+0.3%/+0.3%)
Southwestern	86.2%/82.3% (-0.0%/+0.3%)	87.5%/83.7% (-0.1%/+0.2%)		72.8%/67.4% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	72.4%/66.2% (+0.1%/+0.8%)	88.2%/81.9% (+0.1%/+0.7%)	85.7%/81.3% (+0.1%/+0.4%)	84.2%/81.4% (-0.2%/-0.0%)	96.0%/94.1% (-0.3%/-0.1%)	101.0%/99.6% (-0.4%/-0.4%)	96.7%/94.7% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Brant County	86.0%/81.7% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	86.9%/82.7% (+0.5%/+1.0%)		75.9%/69.4% (+0.7%/+1.7%)	76.5%/69.4% (+0.7%/+1.6%)	83.4%/77.5% (+0.8%/+1.4%)	86.7%/82.3% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	84.6%/81.5% (+0.6%/+0.7%)	92.5%/90.5% (+0.2%/+0.5%)	99.2%/97.7% (+0.1%/+0.3%)	101.6%/99.0% (+0.2%/+0.4%)
North Bay	86.0%/81.5% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	86.5%/82.2% (+0.4%/+0.9%)		78.8%/71.2% (+1.2%/+2.1%)	72.6%/64.7% (+0.8%/+1.7%)	80.0%/72.7% (+0.8%/+1.7%)	84.5%/79.4% (+0.5%/+1.2%)	81.7%/78.5% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	96.7%/94.6% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	96.3%/94.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	100.6%/98.2% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Grey Bruce	85.2%/81.7% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	86.2%/83.0% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		71.2%/65.1% (+0.6%/+1.5%)	68.7%/63.0% (+0.7%/+1.2%)	84.6%/78.9% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	88.0%/83.8% (+0.7%/+1.0%)	79.6%/77.0% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	95.3%/93.6% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	97.9%/96.8% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	92.6%/90.5% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Toronto PHU	85.0%/80.8% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	85.1%/81.1% (+0.4%/+0.7%)		82.7%/76.5% (+0.7%/+1.1%)	79.4%/73.4% (+0.6%/+1.1%)	82.3%/77.8% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	80.3%/76.8% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	89.6%/86.4% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	92.3%/89.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	94.6%/92.5% (+0.2%/+0.2%)	90.2%/87.4% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Chatham-Kent	84.8%/79.8% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	86.3%/81.5% (+0.7%/+1.2%)		66.3%/59.4% (+0.9%/+2.5%)	70.1%/62.2% (+1.0%/+2.0%)	80.2%/72.0% (+1.2%/+2.4%)	85.0%/78.8% (+0.9%/+1.7%)	81.6%/77.7% (+0.6%/+1.0%)	96.2%/93.8% (+0.3%/+0.5%)	101.2%/99.6% (+0.2%/+0.3%)	100.8%/98.1% (+0.3%/+0.2%)
City Of Hamilton	84.7%/80.2% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	85.0%/80.7% (+0.4%/+0.9%)		80.6%/73.0% (+0.7%/+1.8%)	76.9%/70.3% (+0.6%/+1.5%)	80.6%/74.8% (+0.7%/+1.3%)	83.9%/79.3% (+0.5%/+0.9%)	85.4%/82.0% (+0.4%/+0.6%)	90.5%/88.2% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	95.5%/93.6% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	98.3%/95.6% (+0.0%/+0.2%)
Lambton	83.5%/79.7% (+0.4%/+0.9%)	84.4%/80.7% (+0.4%/+0.9%)		72.6%/66.9% (+0.6%/+2.0%)	73.6%/67.1% (+0.7%/+1.5%)	83.9%/77.5% (+0.8%/+1.6%)	85.1%/80.6% (+0.6%/+1.3%)	78.9%/76.0% (+0.3%/+0.6%)	88.7%/86.8% (+0.2%/+0.4%)	95.3%/94.1% (+0.1%/+0.1%)	91.7%/89.9% (+0.1%/+0.1%)
Renfrew	83.3%/79.1% (+0.5%/+0.8%)	83.7%/79.8% (+0.5%/+0.8%)		77.8%/70.3% (+0.4%/+1.3%)	69.2%/62.2% (+0.8%/+1.5%)	69.8%/63.7% (+0.9%/+1.3%)	77.2%/72.7% (+0.5%/+1.0%)	81.9%/78.7% (+0.4%/+0.7%)	100.0%/97.8% (+0.3%/+0.4%)	100.6%/99.2% (+0.1%/+0.2%)	95.4%/93.2% (+0.0%/+0.1%)

Canada comparison - Source - data as of October 20

Province	Yesterday	Averages->>	Last 7	Prev 7	Per 100k->>	Last 7/100k	Prev 7/100k	Positive % - last 7	Vaccines->>	Vax(day)	To date (per 100)	Weekly vax update->>	% with 1+	% with both
Canada	2,642		2863.3	3297.0		52.7	60.7	3.1		80,396	151.6		76.61	71.9
Alberta	786		780.7	931.4		123.6	147.5	7.4		20,250	144.5		72.18	64.3
British Columbia	696		621.1	580.3		84.5	78.9	4.6		14,637	157.1		78.56	73.1
Quebec	458		534.4	554.6		43.6	45.3	1.9		9,637	153.0		77.97	75.1
Ontario	304		406.7	500.4		19.3	23.8	1.5		25,284	151.3		76.53	72.4
Saskatchewan	246		307.1	461.1		182.4	273.9	11.4		3,079	138.3		70.72	63.4
Manitoba	51		84.9	96.9		43.1	49.2	3.1		2,947	148.9		74.56	70.9
New Brunswick	69		73.7	101.1		66.0	90.6	3.2		2,208	155.6		79.29	71.7
Northwest Territories	18		25.0	33.1		387.5	513.7	28.0		0	157.0		67.06	63.0
Nova Scotia	5		19.0	24.1		13.6	17.3	0.6		2,354	158.5		79.87	74.5
Yukon	N/R		5.7	6.3		95.1	104.6	inf		0	159.4		75.5	72.2
Newfoundland	9		3.6	5.7		4.8	7.7	0.4		0	162.1		83.6	76.8
Prince Edward Island	N/R		0.9	0.9		3.8	3.8	0.1		0	163.8		81.39	75.7
Nunavut	N/R		0.4	1.0		7.6	17.8	1.1		0	122.3		63.73	56.1

LTCs with 2+ new cases today: Why are there 0.5 cases/deaths?

LTC_Home	City	Beds	New LTC cases	Current Active Cases
Fairview Lodge	Whitby	198.0	2.5	2.5

LTC Deaths today: - this section is reported by the Ministry of LTC and the data may not reconcile with the LTC data above because that is published by the MoH.

LTC_Home	City	Beds	Today's Deaths	All-time Deaths

None reported by the Ministry of LTC
Today's deaths:

Reporting_PHU	Age_Group	Client_Gender	Case_AcquisitionInfo	Case_Reported_Date	Episode_Date	Count
Eastern Ontario	60s	FEMALE	Outbreak	2021-09-30	2021-09-29	1
Leeds, Grenville, Lanark	60s	MALE	Close contact	2021-09-28	2021-09-25	1
London	70s	MALE	Community	2021-10-01	2021-09-25	1
Eastern Ontario	80s	MALE	Outbreak	2021-10-13	2021-10-10	1