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Summary of COVID-19 cases across Canada and over time. Contains detailed data about the spread of the virus over time and in different regions of the country. Includes breakdowns by age and sex or gender. Provides an overview of hospitalizations and deaths, testing, variants of concern and exposures.

Key updates as of

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Current situation

Figure 1a. Types of statistics of Types of measures of COVID-19, by Types of statistics as of

Hover over or tap provinces and territories to see total cases, active cases, resolved cases, tests performed or deaths in Canada over time. Click the play button to animate the map. Map data is available in .csv and .json formats and a data dictionary is available .csv format.

The count of total cases of COVID-19 in Canada reported to ISC was 1,471 per 100,000 population as of .

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This information is based on data our provincial and territorial partners published on cases, deaths, and testing daily, and are current as of the day they are published. Today’s numbers are current as of June 1, 2021. For the most up to date data for any province, territory or city, please visit their website. The number of cases or deaths reported on previous days may differ slightly from those on the provincial and territorial websites as these websites may update historic case and death counts as new information becomes available.

Figure 1a: Text description

Areas in Canada with cases of COVID-19 as of
Location	Total cases		Cases last 7 days		Active cases		Resolved	Deaths		Deaths last 7 days		Total tests performed	Moving average tests performed last 7 days		Moving average positivity last 7 days
Location	Count	Rate^*	Count	Rate^*	Count	Rate^*	Count	Count	Rate^*	Count	Rate^*	Count	Count	Rate^*	Percent

^* Rate per 100,000 population

Health regions in Canada with cases of COVID-19 as of
Province	Health Region	Total cases		Cases last 14 days		Deaths		Deaths last 14 days
Province	Health Region	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

Figure 1b. Types of statistics of types of measures of COVID-19 in Canada as of

The figures below show cases over time. The range of dates (January 31st, 2020 - present date) is the same for each figure. This allows you to compare the provinces and territories on the same timescale.

Figure 1b: Text description

Downloadable data (in .csv format).

Note: Out of the total number of people tested, 76 were repatriated travellers, of which 13 were cases.

National overview

There have been over (Num tests} COVID-19 tests performed in Canada or 457,522 tests per 1 million people. Of these, 3.7% were positive. For information about testing trends, please see the Detailed weekly epidemiological report (PDF).

Table 1. Daily* change in the number of cases, deaths and tests performed, by province or territory, as of
Location	New cases	New deaths	Tests performed

^* The new cases, deaths and tests reflect the difference between a province or territory's current report and their last report. Some provinces and territories do not update daily.

N/A means that no daily update was provided by the province or territory.

Variants of concern (VOC) in Canada

All viruses, including COVID-19, change or mutate over time. Not all mutations are of concern. However, some changes result in variants of concern (VOC). A VOC has changes that are significant to public health.

For example, they might:

spread more easily
cause more severe illness
require different treatments, or
not respond the same to current vaccines

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) updates VOC information from Sunday to Thursday at 7:00 PM EDT, using publicly reported information from the provinces and territories.

Table 2. Cumulative number of cases involving variants of concern (VOC) publicly reported, as of
Location	B.1.1.7 variant	B.1.351 variant	P.1 variant

Note:

The table reports publicly available information from the provinces and territories. In case of discrepancies, the provincial or territorial data should be considered current and correct.
PHAC is in the process of replacing this table with a graphical view that is more representative of the mix of variants present in Canada in the coming weeks. This new graphical view will include all variants of concern including B.1.617 and variants of interest.

There are many variants being tracked internationally and across Canada. Most of these are similar to the original variants that emerged in 2020. VOCs now represent a majority of COVID-19 cases in Canada.

Four VOCs have been detected in most provinces and territories:

B.1.1.7
B.1.351
P.1
B.1.617

The B.1.1.7 variant continues to account for most VOCs classified to date in Canada.

The B.1.617 variant has only been recently identified and thus is less understood. Its 3 sub-lineages may have different properties. Early data from the U.K. indicate that the B.1.617.2 sub-lineage may be more transmissible overall, either similar to or perhaps more transmissible than the B.1.1.7 variant. However, laboratory data suggest that currently authorized vaccines are also effective against this sub-lineage. The B.1.617.1 and B.1.617.3 sub-lineages are less well-known, but may be less affected by vaccines. There are many variants being tracked internationally and across Canada, most of which are similar to the original variants that emerged in 2020.

The impact of the B.1.617 variant and its sub-lineages is still being assessed in Canada, where the variant has been identified in all 10 provinces and 1 territory. Genomic surveillance has also identified all 3 sub-lineages (B.1.617.1, B.1.617.2 and B.1.617.3).

Of these 3:

B.1.617.1 accounted for most of the identified cases in March and April 2021
B.1.617.2 accounted for most of the identified cases detected at the border
B.1.617.3 accounts for a very small proportion (1%) of identified cases

Canada is collecting evidence to determine if each of these sub-lineages meets the definition for a variant of concern or a variant of interest.

New variants will continue to appear. It is crucial to remain vigilant and take all available measures to limit spread.

Detailed case information

The tables and figures below reflect 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.

Updated: June 11, 2021, 9 am EST

Epidemic curve

As of June 11, 2021, 9 am EST, PHAC has received detailed case report data on cases. Both exposure and symptom onset date were available for (%) cases^{Footnote 1}.

The shaded area on the far right of Figure 2 represents lag time. This is the period of time (1 to 2 weeks) before the latest cases are reported to PHAC. This delay is a result of the time required to seek health care, get tested and receive results. It also takes time for public health authorities to gather information on cases. We update this information as it becomes available.

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of () ^{Footnote 3}

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (total cases)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by exposure)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by age - 10 year groups)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by age - 20 year groups)

This figure may underestimate the total number of cases among returning travelers. Exposure history is not available for all cases and jurisdictions have not all consistently reported exposure history to PHAC throughout the pandemic.

Figure 2: Text description

COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}*) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of
Date of illness onset^{Footnote 2}	Newly reported cases^{Footnote 1}	Domestic - Contact with a COVID case	Domestic - Contact with a traveller	Domestic - Unknown	Travelled outside of Canada	Information pending

COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}*) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of
Date of illness onset^{Footnote 2}	0-19	20-29	30-39	40-49	50-59	60-69	70-79	80+

COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}*) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of
Date of illness onset^{Footnote 2}	0-19	20-39	40-59	60-79	80+

Demographics

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 3).

Figure 3. distribution of COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada as of ^{Footnote 4}

Figure 3: Text description

Age by gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada,
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)

How people were exposed ^{Footnote 3}

In , detailed case report data were provided for 877,276 cases. We have exposure history for 923,042 (89%) cases. The probable exposure setting of these cases^{Footnote 1} are:

any exposure that occurred in Canada: {Spread} ({Percent spread}%), including
- from contact with a known COVID case: {Spread contact} ({Percent spread}%)
- from contact with a traveller: {Spread traveller} ({Percent spread}%)
- from an unknown source: {Spread unknown} ({Percent spread}%)
currently unknown (information pending): {Unknown pending} ({Percent unknown pending}%)
travelled outside of Canada: {Travelled} ({Percent travelled}%)

Severe illness and outcomes

Hospital use

Figure 4. Daily number of hospital beds and ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients as of

Figure 4: Text description

Daily Census of COVID-19 Patients who were hospitalized, vented or in the ICU as of
Date	Number of patients hospitalized	Number of patients in the ICU	Number of patients who were mechanically vented

Between October 10 and Oct 17:

the number of hospital beds occupied by COVID-19 patients increased from 785 to 934 beds.
the number of ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients increased from 160 to 181 beds.
the number of COVID-19 patients who were mechanically vented increased from 785 to 934.

Hospitalizations and deaths to date

We have detailed case report data on 99,853 cases, and hospitalization status for 65,597 (xx%) of them:

{Num Hospitalized} cases ({Percent Hospitalized}%) were hospitalized, of whom:

{Num Intensive Care} ({Percent Intensive Care}%) were admitted to the ICU
{Num Mechanical Ventilation} ({Percent Mechanical Ventilation}%) needed mechanical ventilation

The provinces and territories provided detailed case report forms for {Num Deaths} deaths related to COVID-19.

Figure 5. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5a. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases hospitalized in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5b. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases admitted to ICU in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5c. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases deceased in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Data note: Figure 5 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 in Figure 5.

Figure 5: Text description

Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases hospitalized in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})
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)

Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases admitted to ICU in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})
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)

Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases deceased in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})
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)

Provincial, territorial and international reporting

For more information, please refer to provincial or territorial COVID-19 webpages:

Footnote 1

This figure is based on cases for which a case report form was received by the Public Health Agency of Canada from provincial or territorial partners.

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Footnote 2

The shaded area represents a period of time (lag time) where it is expected that cases have occurred but have not yet been reported nationally. The earliest of the following dates were used as an estimate: Onset date, Specimen Collection Date, Laboratory Testing Date, Date Reported to Province or Territory, or Date Reported to PHAC.

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Footnote 3

Exposure information may not be available for all cases. Some jurisdictions haven’t consistently reported to PHAC how people were exposed throughout the pandemic. As a result, this may underestimate the total number of cases by different exposures, especially among returning travelers.

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Footnote 4

Where available, gender data was used; when gender data was unavailable, sex data was used. Reliable data on gender diverse respondents are unavailable due to small counts.

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Key updates as of

Current situation

Figure 1a. Types of statistics of Types of measures of COVID-19, by Types of statistics as of

No Trend Data Available

Figure 1b. Types of statistics of types of measures of COVID-19 in Canada as of

National overview

Variants of concern (VOC) in Canada

Detailed case information

Epidemic curve

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of () ^{Footnote 3}

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (total cases)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by exposure)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by age - 10 year groups)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by age - 20 year groups)

Demographics

Figure 3. distribution of COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada as of ^{Footnote 4}

How people were exposed ^{Footnote 3}

Severe illness and outcomes

Hospital use

Figure 4. Daily number of hospital beds and ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients as of

Hospitalizations and deaths to date

Figure 5. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5a. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases hospitalized in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5b. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases admitted to ICU in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5c. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases deceased in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Provincial, territorial and international reporting

Additional COVID-19 data resources

COVID-19 daily epidemiology update Download page in .pdf format

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On this page

Key updates as of

Current situation

No Trend Data Available

National overview

Variants of concern (VOC) in Canada

Detailed case information

Epidemic curve

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=Footnote 1) in Canada by date of illness onsetFootnote 2 as of ( total cases by age - 10 year groups by age - 20 year groups by exposure ) Footnote 3

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=Footnote 1) in Canada by date of illness onsetFootnote 2 as of (total cases)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=Footnote 1) in Canada by date of illness onsetFootnote 2 as of (by exposure)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=Footnote 1) in Canada by date of illness onsetFootnote 2 as of (by age - 10 year groups)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=Footnote 1) in Canada by date of illness onsetFootnote 2 as of (by age - 20 year groups)

Demographics

Figure 3. Age Age by gender distribution of COVID-19 cases (n=Footnote 1) in Canada as of Footnote 4

How people were exposed Footnote 3

Severe illness and outcomes

Hospital use

Figure 4. Daily number of hospital beds and ICU beds occupied by COVID-19 patients as of

Hospitalizations and deaths to date

Figure 5. Age and genderFootnote 4 distribution of COVID-19 cases hospitalized admitted to ICU deceased in Canada as of (n=Footnote 1)

Figure 5a. Age and genderFootnote 4 distribution of COVID-19 cases hospitalized in Canada as of (n=Footnote 1)

Figure 5b. Age and genderFootnote 4 distribution of COVID-19 cases admitted to ICU in Canada as of (n=Footnote 1)

Figure 5c. Age and genderFootnote 4 distribution of COVID-19 cases deceased in Canada as of (n=Footnote 1)

Provincial, territorial and international reporting

Additional COVID-19 data resources

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of () ^{Footnote 3}

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (total cases)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by exposure)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by age - 10 year groups)

Figure 2. COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada by date of illness onset^{Footnote 2} as of (by age - 20 year groups)

Figure 3. distribution of COVID-19 cases (n=^{Footnote 1}) in Canada as of ^{Footnote 4}

How people were exposed ^{Footnote 3}

Figure 5. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5a. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases hospitalized in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5b. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases admitted to ICU in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})

Figure 5c. Age and gender^{Footnote 4} distribution of COVID-19 cases deceased in Canada as of (n=^{Footnote 1})