• 123 cases in Durham: 19.0 per 100K
  
• 215 cases in Peel: 15.6 per 100K
  
• 50 cases in Middlesex-London: 12.4 per 100K
  
• 13 cases in Brant: 9.6 per 100K
  
• 54 cases in Hamilton: 9.3 per 100K
  
• 101 cases in York: 9.1 per 100K
  
• 257 cases in Toronto: 8.8 per 100K
  
• 36 cases in Niagara: 8.0 per 100K
  
• 64 cases in Ottawa: 6.4 per 100K
  
• 31 cases in Waterloo: 5.0 per 100K (based on provincial reporting)
  
• 27 cases in Halton: 4.9 per 100K
  
• 8 cases in Southwestern Ontario: 4.0 per 100K
  
• 13 cases in Windsor-Essex: 3.3 per 100K
  
• 18 cases in Simcoe-Muskoka: 3.3 per 100K
  
• 9 cases in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph: 3.3 per 100K
  
• 3 cases in Lambton: 2.3 per 100K
  
• 2 cases in Northwestern: 2.3 per 100K
  

(05-26-2021, 02:48 PM)Rainrider22 Wrote: I did my part,  I was fortunate enough to get my second shot today through work....

(05-26-2021, 02:50 PM)Chris Wrote:

(05-26-2021, 02:48 PM)Rainrider22 Wrote: I did my part,  I was fortunate enough to get my second shot today through work....

Nice, congrats!



How's the 5G reception now?

/s

(05-26-2021, 06:13 PM)jeffster Wrote: I got 5G on my phone (iPhone 12 on Telus) about a week after my shot. Not saying it's the chip, not saying it's aliens, but it's one or the other. Telus doesn't have 5G in Kitchener yet, but I DO have 5G now. That, or the Telus website hasn't been updated, but that would be a strange conspiracy theory. Aliens or 5G embedded chip in my arm seems more feasible.

(05-26-2021, 08:54 PM)tomh009 Wrote:

(05-26-2021, 06:13 PM)jeffster Wrote: I got 5G on my phone (iPhone 12 on Telus) about a week after my shot. Not saying it's the chip, not saying it's aliens, but it's one or the other. Telus doesn't have 5G in Kitchener yet, but I DO have 5G now. That, or the Telus website hasn't been updated, but that would be a strange conspiracy theory. Aliens or 5G embedded chip in my arm seems more feasible.

I think Telus has a roaming agreement with Rogers. They may have extended that to cover 5G. Have you checked whether it's a Telus network that you are connected to?

(05-26-2021, 08:26 AM)jamincan Wrote: I suspect there are actually quite a lot of people like her. When I went and got vaccinated, there were a lot of people my age, but there were still people getting vaccinated who were clearly eligible months ago. I was prepared to get vaccinated the day that Health Canada approved the Pfizer vaccine, but other people are going to take longer to come round. I do think one thing that has been lost in the communication to the public is that while we are individually vaccinated and individually benefit, it is also an act that benefits the whole community. It was something I constantly reminded myself as someone who was farther to the back of the queue of eligible people - that even though I wasn't getting my shot just yet, I'm also benefitting from every single other person getting a shot. The corollary is that by getting the shot, I'm benefitting the people around me too. Often times, more outward-focused community-minded motivations like that can resonate with some people/cultures more than the more individual-focused ones.

(05-26-2021, 08:54 PM)tomh009 Wrote:

(05-26-2021, 06:13 PM)jeffster Wrote: I got 5G on my phone (iPhone 12 on Telus) about a week after my shot. Not saying it's the chip, not saying it's aliens, but it's one or the other. Telus doesn't have 5G in Kitchener yet, but I DO have 5G now. That, or the Telus website hasn't been updated, but that would be a strange conspiracy theory. Aliens or 5G embedded chip in my arm seems more feasible.

I think Telus has a roaming agreement with Rogers. They may have extended that to cover 5G. Have you checked whether it's a Telus network that you are connected to?

(05-27-2021, 12:14 AM)plam Wrote: I don't think there's a mass media Ontario ad. Here's the New Zealand vaccine ad:

(05-27-2021, 08:38 AM)tomh009 Wrote:

(05-27-2021, 12:14 AM)plam Wrote: I don't think there's a mass media Ontario ad. Here's the New Zealand vaccine ad:

We received some (paper!) mailers about vaccines, as I recall. But it might have been the region sending them out? I can't remember any more.

• 271 cases in Peel: 19.6 per 100K
  
• 66 cases in Hamilton: 11.4 per 100K
  
• 316 cases in Toronto: 10.8 per 100K
  
• 14 cases in Brant: 10.3 per 100K
  
• 47 cases in Simcoe-Muskoka: 8.7 per 100K
  
• 35 cases in Middlesex-London: 8.6 per 100K
  
• 44 cases in Waterloo: 7.1 per 100K (based on provincial reporting)
  
• 6 cases in Northwestern: 6.8 per 100K
  
• 75 cases in York: 6.8 per 100K
  
• 24 cases in Windsor-Essex: 6.2 per 100K
  
• 16 cases in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph: 5.9 per 100K
  
• 22 cases in Niagara: 4.9 per 100K
  
• 9 cases in Southwestern Ontario: 4.5 per 100K
  
• 25 cases in Durham: 3.9 per 100K
  
• 37 cases in Ottawa: 3.7 per 100K
  
• 14 cases in Halton: 2.6 per 100K
  
• 9 cases in Sudbury: 2.3 per 100K
  

(05-27-2021, 01:59 PM)tomh009 Wrote: THURSDAY 2021-05-27

Waterloo Region reported 54 new cases for today (13.6% of the active cases) and one more for yesterday for 32; 324 new cases for the week (-11), averaging 9.9% of active cases. 403 active cases, -98 in the last seven days.

Next testing report on Friday.

5,052 doses of vaccine administered with a seven-day average of 4,778. At this pace, the dose count will reach 70% of the regional population on 2021-06-23 (+1 days). This date is now trailing the provincial one by 17 days (+1).