COVID-19 epidemiology update: Current situation Download page in .pdf format
Summary of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths, cases following vaccination, testing and variants of concern across Canada and over time. Older versions of this report are available on the archived reports page.
Current situation
Update schedule: We update all sections of this page every Monday, except for 'Hospital use', which we update every Thursday. This page was last updated on .
Changes to update schedule
Change in update schedule: We now update the following sections on Mondays, instead of Fridays: Current situation (except for ‘Hospital use’), Key COVID-19 testing updates, Testing in Canada, and Outbreaks.
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Latest COVID-19 numbers (Last data update )
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Key COVID-19 case and death updates: Text description
| Weekly change in cases | {Weekly cases} |
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| Total cases | {Total cases} |
| Weekly change in deaths | {Weekly deaths} |
| Total deaths | {Total deaths} |
Weekly highlights
General trends
- Nationally, continued decreases in COVID-19 case counts and percent positivity, and a decrease in outbreak incidence indicate that COVID-19 transmission may be slowing, following a period of general increase. Trends in these indicators of transmission vary across provinces and territories.
Hospitalizations and deaths
- Nationally, hospital use by COVID-19 patients has recently decreased, and there has been a continued decline in COVID-19 deaths.
- The weekly rate of COVID-19 cases hospitalized and admitted to ICU remained highest among individuals aged 60 years and older.
Variants
- The top BA.5 lineages, which have been stable over recent weeks, are declining, with clinical sequencing showing steady increases in immune evasive variants BQ.1, BQ.1.1 and BF.7.
National and regional trends
Figure 1. of of COVID-19, (Last data update )
Hover over or tap regions to see cases, and deaths in Canada over time. Click the play button to animate the map. Map data is available in map data in.csv and map data in.json formats and a data dictionary is available data dictionary in.csv format.
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Figure 1: Text description
| Location | Total cases | Cases (latest week) | Cases (latest 2 weeks) | Total deaths | Deaths (latest week) | Deaths (latest 2 weeks) | ||||||
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| Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | |
- * Rate per 100,000 population
| Province | Health Region | Total cases | Cases last 14 days | Total deaths | Deaths last 14 days | ||||
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| Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | Count | Rate* | ||
‡ No data is available for this day, and so the most recently available data is displayed.
† Rate per 1,000,000 population
* Rate per 100,000 population
Note: Out of the total number of people tested, 76 were repatriated travellers, of which 13 were cases.
Epidemic curve
As of June 25, 2021, 9 am ET, PHAC has received detailed case report data on cases.
The shaded area for Figures 2 and 3 represents a period of accumulating data where it is known or expected that cases, and severe outcomes have occurred but have not yet been reported nationally. We update this information as it becomes available.
Due to changes in COVID-19 testing policies in many jurisdictions since December 2021, case counts are under-estimated.
Figure 2. Weekly number of COVID-19 cases (n=) in Canada as of ()
Figure 2a. COVID-19 cases (n=) in Canada by date as of (total cases)
Figure 2b. COVID-19 cases (n=) in Canada by date as of (total deaths)
Notes
- This figure reflects detailed case information provided to the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) by health authorities in the provinces and territories. This data is updated every week. It may change as we get more information about cases.
- The earliest of the following dates were used to determine the week in which a case or death is presented: Onset date, Specimen Collection Date, Laboratory Testing Date, Date Reported to Province or Territory, or Date Reported to PHAC.
Figure 2: Text description
| Date | Number of cases |
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| Date | Number of deaths |
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Cases by age and gender
We have detailed case report data from 99,853 cases. We know the age of patients in 99.78% of cases, and both age and gender in 99.98% of cases.
Of the cases reported in Canada so far, {Percent Gender} were {Gender} and {Percent of Over 60} were between 20 and 39 years old (Figure 2).
Figure 3. Weekly of COVID-19 by age group in Canada as of {date}
Notes
- This figure reflects detailed case information provided to the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) by health authorities in the provinces and territories. This data is updated every week. It may change as we get more information about cases.
- The earliest of the following dates were used to determine the week in which a case or death is presented: Onset date, Specimen Collection Date, Laboratory Testing Date, Date Reported to Province or Territory, or Date Reported to PHAC.
- Due to changes in COVID-19 testing policies in many jurisdictions since December 2021, case counts are under-estimated
- As of October 19, 2022, the Statistics Canada population estimates as of July 1, 2022 are being used for denominators in rate calculations.
Figure 3: Text description
| Week | Age group | Number of cases |
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Figure 4. Age and gender distribution of COVID-19 in Canada as of (n=)
Figure 4a. Age and gender distribution of COVID-19 cases in Canada as of (n=)
Figure 4b. Age and gender distribution of COVID-19 cases hospitalized in Canada as of (n=)
Figure 4c. Age and gender distribution of COVID-19 cases admitted to ICU in Canada as of (n=)
Figure 4d. Age and gender distribution of COVID-19 cases deceased in Canada as of (n=)
Notes
- This figure reflects detailed case information provided to the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) by health authorities in the provinces and territories. This data is updated every week. It may change as we get more information about cases.
- This figure includes COVID-19 cases hospitalized, admitted to ICU, and deceased for which age and gender information were available. Therefore, some COVID-19 hospitalizations, ICU admissions, and deaths may not be included.
Figure 4: Text description
| Age group (years) | Number of cases with case reports (percentage) | Number of male cases (percentage) | Number of female cases (percentage) | Number of other cases (percentage) |
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| Age group (years) | Number of cases with case reports (percentage) | Number of male cases (percentage) | Number of female cases (percentage) | Number of other cases (percentage) |
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| Age group (years) | Number of cases with case reports (percentage) | Number of male cases (percentage) | Number of female cases (percentage) | Number of other cases (percentage) |
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| Age group (years) | Number of cases with case reports (percentage) | Number of male cases (percentage) | Number of female cases (percentage) | Number of other cases (percentage) |
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Hospital use
Figure 5. Daily number of hospital beds and ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients as of
Download hospitalization, ICU and mechnical ventilation data in .csv formatFigure 5: Text description
| Date | Total patients hospitalized | Patients hospitalized in non-ICU | Patients in the ICU | Patients who were mechanically vented |
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Between October 10 and Oct 17:
- the total number of hospital beds occupied by COVID-19 patients increased from to beds.
- the number of non-ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients increased from to beds.
- the number of ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients increased from to beds.
- the number of COVID-19 patients who were mechanically vented increased from to .
Provincial, territorial and international reporting
For more information, please refer to provincial or territorial COVID-19 webpages:
- British Columbia
- Alberta
- Saskatchewan
- Manitoba
- Ontario
- Quebec
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Prince Edward Island
- Yukon
- Northwest Territories
- Nunavut
For more information, please refer to international COVID-19 webpages:
- World Health Organization
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- European Centre for Disease Control and Prevention