Coronavirus Cases in Canada – Evolution of all Provinces and Territories – From 8 March to 22 May

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In this video all the territories and provinces of Canada are shown by number of Coronavirus positive cases, Covid-19.

Evolution of Coronavirus in Canada

The distribution and evolution of Coronavirus positive cases in Canada sees Quebec and Ontario as the first and second. The two provinces alone make over 68,000 positive cases, with almost 80% of the total. They are followed by Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Yukon, and Nunavut with zero positive cases of Coronavirus. A total of 82,456 cases of Covid-19 positives in Canada as of May 22nd were reported.

Coronavirus Cases in Canada – Evolution of all Provinces and Territories – From 8 March to 22 May

Evolution of Coronavirus in Canada

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Coronavirus Cases in Canada – Evolution of all Provinces and Territories – From 8 March to 22 May

Evolution of Coronavirus in Canada

Sources and linksFor the articles and videos I use different databases, such as Eurostat, OECD World Bank Open Data, Data Gov and others. You are free to use the video I have made on your site using the link or the embed code. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to write to me!

Support Statistics and Data

If you have reached the end and like this project, you can donate a coffee to “Statistics and Data”.

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For the articles and videos I use different databases, such as Eurostat, OECD World Bank Open Data, Data Gov and others. You are free to use the video I have made on your site using the link or the embed code. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to write to me!