Thursday August 12, 2021
Coronavirus Update – 12 August 2021
All data is as of this morning, changes are compared with yesterday.
ONTARIO
cases | change | deaths |
---|---|---|
553,962 | ? 513 | 9,412 ? 0 |
? Eligible people with one dose | 81.9% | |
? Eligible people with second dose | 73.1% |
Ontario COVID Page Ontario Vaccine Rates
QUEBEC
cases | change | deaths |
---|---|---|
380,407 | ?369 | 11,242 ? 0 |
? Eligible people with one dose | 84.6% | |
? Eligible people with second dose | 71.1% |
Quebec COVID Page Quebec Vaccine Rates
OTTAWA
cases | change | deaths |
---|---|---|
27,924 | ? 21 | 593 ? 0 |
? Eligible people with one dose | 773,555 (84%) | |
? Eligible people with second dose | 687,161 (74%) |
Ottawa Public Health Ottawa Vaccination Rates. Ottawa Wastewater
OUTAOUAIS
cases | change | deaths |
---|---|---|
12,640 | ?5 | 215 ? 0 |
? Number of doses of vaccine | 524,015 |
As of Aug 3, 2021 Updated Weekly
? Eligible people with one dose | 196,875 (66.9%) | |
? Eligible people with second dose | 159,494 (54.2%) |
Outaouais Public Health Quebec Vaccination Rates
EASTERN ONTARIO HEALTH UNIT
cases | change | deaths |
---|---|---|
4776 | ?6 | 111 ? 0 |
? Eligible people with one dose | 148,079 (81.3%) | |
? Eligible people with second dose | 130,672 (71.4%) |
Eastern Ontario Health Unit. Eastern Ontario Health Unit Vaccination Rates
COVID-19 NEWS
⭕ A poll finds that the typical vaccine-hesitant person is a ‘42-year-old Ontario woman who votes Liberal’. [Maclean’s]
⭕ A map of vaccinated peopleoverlaying the city shows that disadvantaged neighbourhoods are the least vaccinated and wealthy neighbourhoods the most. [CBC]
⭕ The Federal Government promises a vaccine passport to allow Canadians to travel internationally. The passports would verify the vaccine used, the number of doses, and where it was administered. The passport is expected to be in use by autumn. [CTV]
⭕ The Federal Government has made a deal with Moderna to manufacture its COVID-19 vaccine in Canada. Location is to be determined. [Barrie 360]
⭕ Canada will donate all of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in the country to low and middle income countries. While approved in Canada, the 10 million doses have never been used as other vaccines are preferred. [North Shore News]