Thursday March 17, 2022

Coronavirus Update – 17 March 2022

Information is as of this morning. Changes are relative to yesterday.

ONTARIO

Hospitalization data is not available today

hospitalizationschangein icuchange
644? -5199

? -5

caseschangedeaths
1,131,941?2,39812,307 ? 13
? Eligible people vaccinated with one dose (5+)89.4% 
? Eligible people vaccinated with two doses (5+)

85.5%

? All people in Ontario with third dose47.9%


Ontario COVID Page    Ontario Vaccine Rates 

QUEBEC

hospitalizationschangein icuchange
1,034? -3950? -16
caseschangedeaths
941,112?1,46214,232 ? 19
? Eligible people vaccinated with one dose (5+)91.5%
? Eligible people vaccinated with two doses (5+)87%
? All people in Quebec with third dose49.4%


Quebec COVID Page     Quebec Vaccine Rates



OTTAWA

hospitalizationschangein icuchange
11? 02? 0
cases changedeaths
64,578? 130

755 ? 0

? Eligible people vaccinated with one dose (5+)

913,863 (92%)
? Eligible people vaccinated with two doses (5+)874,689 (88%)
? Eligible people vaccinated with three doses (12+)557,037 (61%)


Ottawa Public Health     Ottawa Vaccination Rates.    Ottawa Wastewater 

OUTAOUAIS 

hospitalizationschangein icuchange
4? -42? -2
caseschangedeaths
35,799? 29289 ? 0



As of March 8, 2022 Updated Weekly

? Eligible people vaccinated with one dose (12+) 89%
? Eligible people vaccinated with two doses (12+)86.8%


Outaouais Public Health    Quebec Vaccination Rates

EASTERN ONTARIO HEALTH UNIT

The Health Unit is changing the way they report. In the meantime, they are reporting only selected information. 

hospitalizationschangein icuchange
2? -10? 0
active caseschangedeaths
-? -208 ? 3


Eastern Ontario Health Unit.   Daily Stats  


COVID-19 NEWS

⭕ Ontario's COVID-19 science table says cases and ICU admissions will rise over the next few weeks. The table says that wastewater is showing an increase in COVID-19 cases and, combined with the dropping of public health measures, hospital admissions will rise before they fall again to the current level. [CBC]

⭕ Health Canada has approved the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 6 to 11 years. Moderna’s brand name is laughably called Spikevax. [CBC]

⭕ The Canadian-developed, plant-based COVID-19 vaccine may not be approved internationally because it is partially owned by a tobacco company. The World Health Organization has a policy against dealing with tobacco and arms companies, leaving Quebec City’s Medicago in limbo. Philip Morris is the company that owns a piece of it. Health Canada has approved the vaccine for use in Canada. [CBC]

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