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Calculated Shard: 183 (from laksa089)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa183.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/","crawl_time":1775762579,"first_indexed_time":1585416363,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"ca,canada!health-infobase,\/covid-19\/ s443","src_root_hash":"10069666093540770583","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"COVID-19 epidemiology update: Summary — Canada.ca","meta_descriptions":["Summary of COVID-19 activity levels, hospitalizations and deaths, testing and variants, and outbreaks across Canada and over time."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"This page was last updated on\n.\nChange in report\nAs of October 4, 2024, this webpage will no longer be updated. Information on COVID-19 can now be found on the\nCanadian respiratory virus surveillance report\n, where it is presented along other respiratory viruses including Influenza, and RSV.\nOn this page\nWeekly highlights\nCOVID-19 activity levels\nCOVID-19 data products\nProvincial and territorial reporting\nWeekly highlights\nFor information on other respiratory viruses circulating in Canada, and comparisons with COVID-19, please visit the\nnew Respiratory Virus Detections dashboard\n, and the\nweekly Fluwatch report\n.\nGeneral trends\nHospitalizations and deaths\nVariants\nNotes\nCOVID-19 Activity Levels\nCOVID-19 activity levels provide a high-level summary to describe when and where COVID-19 is circulating across Canada. The level of COVID-19 activity for each jurisdiction is determined by provincial and territorial ministries of health. The weekly COVID-19 activity level is based on:\npercent positivity\nlong-term care facility outbreaks per 1,000,000 population, and\nwastewater trends.\nFigure 1. Map of COVID-19 activity levels in Canada, by province or territory\n(Last updated\n)\nFigure 1: Text description and notes\nCOVID-19 activity levels in Canada, by province or territory\n(Last updated\n)\nProvince or territory\nOverall COVID-19 activity level\nOverall change\nCOVID-19 activity level assessments are based on data from provincial and territorial partners\n.   For more information on public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to the\nprovincial and territorial websites\n. More information on COVID-19 activity levels, how they are calculated, and relevant data caveats, can be found in the\nTechnical Notes\n.\nCOVID-19 activity level technical notes and definitions\nCOVID-19 activity levels are based on data from provincial and territorial (PT) partners. National COVID-19 activity levels were developed with PT partners to monitor COVID-19 activity at the national and PT levels using a standard set of core indicators. Based on these indicators, COVID-19 activity can range from level 0 (no activity) to level 4 (high activity). They are presented with the overall change (increase, decrease, no change) from the previous week.\nIndicators\n: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available:\nWeekly percent positivity\nWeekly number of lab positive tests \/ Weekly total number of tests x 100.\nNote: This indicator is only incorporated into overall assessment if the testing rate is greater than or equal to 100 tests per 100,000 population per week. This indicator is used to provide information about overall activity level and trajectory.\nWeekly long term care facility (LTCF) outbreaks per 1,000,000 population\nWeekly number of LTCF outbreaks \/ Total population in jurisdiction x 1,000,000.\nNote: This indicator is used to provide information on overall activity level and trajectory.\nWeekly COVID-19 wastewater trajectory\nTrajectory of weekly COVID-19 wastewater viral levels compared to the previous week.\nNote: This indicator is used to provide information on overall trajectory only.\nAssessment process\n: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available:\nEach indicator is assigned a level ranging from ‘no activity detected’ (level 0) to ‘very high activity’ (level 4), based on established thresholds (increasing, decreasing, or no change) of a change of 10% or more compared to the previous week.\nOverall activity level is then determined using the average level of the available indicators (rounding to the nearest whole number).\nOverall trajectory, or the direction of change (based on 10% change compared to the previous week), is calculated based on the mode of the trajectories from available indicators.\nData assessment caveats\n: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available:\nThis information is based on data from PT partners. For more up to date information and for public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to PT websites.\nWeekly changes in tests performed, and LTCF outbreaks reflect changes in counts between the end of the latest epidemiological week and the end of the previous epidemiological week. Data are updated on an ongoing basis and are subject to change.\nPT testing practices, data sources and reporting to PHAC vary across jurisdictions.\nThere may be variations in the COVID-19 activity across a jurisdiction. It’s possible that if there are outbreaks occurring in one area, it may result in a higher level of COVID-19 activity. Weekly activity level assessments are intended to provide a high-level overview of COVID-19 spread using standard indicators at the national and PT level. They may not reflect the true extent of geographic spread of COVID-19.\nCOVID-19 data products\nCOVID-19 surveillance\nCOVID-19 wastewater surveillance dashboard\nInteractive data map of COVID-19 cases around the world\nViral respiratory infection data (\nCNISP\n)\nCOVID-19 vaccination\nReported side effects following vaccination\nNumber of people vaccinated in Canada\nNumber of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in Canada\nVaccines distributed in Canada\nCOVID-19 and mental health\nMental Illness during the Pandemic: Survey on COVID-19 and Mental Health (Cycles 1 and 2)\nMap of Canadian mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic\nInequalities in the mental health of adults before and during the COVID-19 pandemic\nImpacts of COVID-19\nFrequency and impact of longer-term symptoms following COVID-19 in Canadian adults\nImpacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Canadian Children with Cognitive, Behavioural or Emotional Disabilities\nCOVID-19 inequalities\nSocial inequalities in COVID-19 deaths in Canada\nProvincial, territorial and international reporting\nFor more information, please refer to provincial or territorial COVID-19 webpages:\nBritish Columbia\nAlberta\nSaskatchewan\nManitoba\nOntario\nQuebec\nNewfoundland and Labrador\nNew Brunswick\nNova Scotia\nPrince Edward Island\nYukon\nNorthwest Territories\nNunavut\nFor more information, please refer to international COVID-19 webpages:\nWorld Health Organization\nUS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention\nEuropean Centre for Disease Control and Prevention\nThank you for your feedback\nDate modified:\n2024-06-11","attrs_markdown":"- [Skip to main content](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#wb-cont)\n- [Skip to \"About government\"](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#wb-info)\n\n## Language selection\n- [Français](https:\/\/sante-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/index.html)\n\n[![](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/GCWeb\/assets\/sig-blk-en.svg) Government of Canada \/ Gouvernement du Canada](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en.html)\n\n## Search\n\n## You are here:\n1. [Canada.ca](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en.html)\n2. [Health](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en\/services\/health.html)\n3. [Diseases and conditions](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en\/public-health\/services\/diseases.html)\n4. [Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en\/public-health\/services\/diseases\/coronavirus-disease-covid-19.html)\n5. [For health professionals](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en\/public-health\/services\/diseases\/2019-novel-coronavirus-infection\/health-professionals.html)\n\n# COVID-19 epidemiology update: Summary:\n- Last updated: 2024-06-11\n- [Download page in PDF format](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/data\/covidLive\/Epidemiological-summary-of-COVID-19-cases-in-Canada-Canada.ca.pdf)\n\nSummary of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths, testing and variants of concern, and outbreaks across Canada and over time. Older versions of this report are available on the [archived reports page](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/archive\/).\n\n- [Summary](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/)\n- [Current situation](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/current-situation.html)\n- [Testing and variants](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/testing-variants.html)\n- [Outbreaks](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/outbreaks.html)\n\n- [Summary](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/)\n- [Current situation](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/current-situation.html)\n- [Testing and variants](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/testing-variants.html)\n- [Outbreaks](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/outbreaks.html)\n\nThis page was last updated on .\n\n### Change in report\nAs of October 4, 2024, this webpage will no longer be updated. Information on COVID-19 can now be found on the [Canadian respiratory virus surveillance report](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/respiratory-virus-surveillance\/), where it is presented along other respiratory viruses including Influenza, and RSV.\n\n## On this page\n- [Weekly highlights](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#a1)\n- [COVID-19 activity levels](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#a3)\n- [COVID-19 data products](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#a4)\n- [Provincial and territorial reporting](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#a5)\n## Weekly highlights\nFor information on other respiratory viruses circulating in Canada, and comparisons with COVID-19, please visit the [new Respiratory Virus Detections dashboard](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/respiratory-virus-detections\/), and the [weekly Fluwatch report](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en\/public-health\/services\/diseases\/flu-influenza\/influenza-surveillance\/weekly-influenza-reports.html).\n\n### General trends\n### Hospitalizations and deaths\n### Variants\nNotes\n\n## COVID-19 Activity Levels\nCOVID-19 activity levels provide a high-level summary to describe when and where COVID-19 is circulating across Canada. The level of COVID-19 activity for each jurisdiction is determined by provincial and territorial ministries of health. The weekly COVID-19 activity level is based on:\n\n- percent positivity\n- long-term care facility outbreaks per 1,000,000 population, and\n- wastewater trends.\n### Figure 1. Map of COVID-19 activity levels in Canada, by province or territory  (Last updated )\nFigure 1: Text description and notes\n\n| Province or territory | Overall COVID-19 activity level | Overall change |\n|---|---|---|\n\n1. COVID-19 activity level assessments are based on data from provincial and territorial partners . For more information on public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to the [provincial and territorial websites](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#a5). More information on COVID-19 activity levels, how they are calculated, and relevant data caveats, can be found in the [Technical Notes](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/#TechnicalNotes).\n\nCOVID-19 activity level technical notes and definitions\n\nCOVID-19 activity levels are based on data from provincial and territorial (PT) partners. National COVID-19 activity levels were developed with PT partners to monitor COVID-19 activity at the national and PT levels using a standard set of core indicators. Based on these indicators, COVID-19 activity can range from level 0 (no activity) to level 4 (high activity). They are presented with the overall change (increase, decrease, no change) from the previous week.\n\n**Indicators**: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available:\n\n1. **Weekly percent positivity**\n   - Weekly number of lab positive tests \/ Weekly total number of tests x 100.\n   - Note: This indicator is only incorporated into overall assessment if the testing rate is greater than or equal to 100 tests per 100,000 population per week. This indicator is used to provide information about overall activity level and trajectory.\n2. **Weekly long term care facility (LTCF) outbreaks per 1,000,000 population**\n   - Weekly number of LTCF outbreaks \/ Total population in jurisdiction x 1,000,000.\n   - Note: This indicator is used to provide information on overall activity level and trajectory.\n3. **Weekly COVID-19 wastewater trajectory**\n   - Trajectory of weekly COVID-19 wastewater viral levels compared to the previous week.\n   - Note: This indicator is used to provide information on overall trajectory only.\n\n**Assessment process**: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available:\n\n- Each indicator is assigned a level ranging from ‘no activity detected’ (level 0) to ‘very high activity’ (level 4), based on established thresholds (increasing, decreasing, or no change) of a change of 10% or more compared to the previous week.\n- Overall activity level is then determined using the average level of the available indicators (rounding to the nearest whole number).\n- Overall trajectory, or the direction of change (based on 10% change compared to the previous week), is calculated based on the mode of the trajectories from available indicators.\n\n**Data assessment caveats**: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available:\n\n- This information is based on data from PT partners. For more up to date information and for public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to PT websites.\n- Weekly changes in tests performed, and LTCF outbreaks reflect changes in counts between the end of the latest epidemiological week and the end of the previous epidemiological week. Data are updated on an ongoing basis and are subject to change.\n- PT testing practices, data sources and reporting to PHAC vary across jurisdictions.\n- There may be variations in the COVID-19 activity across a jurisdiction. It’s possible that if there are outbreaks occurring in one area, it may result in a higher level of COVID-19 activity. Weekly activity level assessments are intended to provide a high-level overview of COVID-19 spread using standard indicators at the national and PT level. They may not reflect the true extent of geographic spread of COVID-19.\n## COVID-19 data products\n### COVID-19 surveillance\n- [COVID-19 wastewater surveillance dashboard](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/wastewater\/)\n- [Interactive data map of COVID-19 cases around the world](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/international\/)\n- [Viral respiratory infection data (CNISP)](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/cnisp\/viral-respiratory-infections.html)\n### COVID-19 vaccination\n- [Reported side effects following vaccination](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/vaccine-safety\/)\n- [Number of people vaccinated in Canada](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/vaccination-coverage\/)\n- [Number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in Canada](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/vaccine-administration\/)\n- [Vaccines distributed in Canada](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/vaccine-distribution\/)\n### COVID-19 and mental health\n- [Mental Illness during the Pandemic: Survey on COVID-19 and Mental Health (Cycles 1 and 2)](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/mental-health-survey\/)\n- [Map of Canadian mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/mental-health\/)\n- [Inequalities in the mental health of adults before and during the COVID-19 pandemic](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/mental-health-inequalities\/summary.html)\n### Impacts of COVID-19\n- [Frequency and impact of longer-term symptoms following COVID-19 in Canadian adults](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/post-covid-condition\/)\n- [Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Canadian Children with Cognitive, Behavioural or Emotional Disabilities](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/impacts-on-children\/)\n### COVID-19 inequalities\n- [Social inequalities in COVID-19 deaths in Canada](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/inequalities-deaths\/)\n## Provincial, territorial and international reporting\nFor more information, please refer to provincial or territorial COVID-19 webpages:\n\n- [British Columbia](http:\/\/www.bccdc.ca\/health-professionals\/data-reports\/respiratory-virus-data)\n- [Alberta](https:\/\/www.alberta.ca\/stats\/dashboard\/respiratory-virus-dashboard.htm)\n- [Saskatchewan](https:\/\/www.saskatchewan.ca\/government\/health-care-administration-and-provider-resources\/treatment-procedures-and-guidelines\/emerging-public-health-issues\/2019-novel-coronavirus\/cases-and-risk-of-covid-19-in-saskatchewan)\n- [Manitoba](https:\/\/www.gov.mb.ca\/health\/publichealth\/surveillance\/influenza\/index.html)\n- [Ontario](https:\/\/www.publichealthontario.ca\/en\/Data-and-Analysis\/Infectious-Disease\/Respiratory-Virus-Tool)\n- [Quebec](https:\/\/www.inspq.qc.ca\/covid-19\/donnees)\n- [Newfoundland and Labrador](https:\/\/experience.arcgis.com\/experience\/6a9eae0871b94de1bcc67f6426a1abdf)\n- [New Brunswick](https:\/\/www2.gnb.ca\/content\/gnb\/en\/corporate\/promo\/respiratory-watch.html)\n- [Nova Scotia](https:\/\/novascotia.ca\/dhw\/cdpc\/respiratory-watch.asp)\n- [Prince Edward Island](https:\/\/www.princeedwardisland.ca\/en\/information\/health-and-wellness\/pei-respiratory-illness-summary-2023-2024-season)\n- [Yukon](https:\/\/yukon.ca\/en\/health-and-wellness\/health-concerns-diseases-and-conditions\/read-respiratory-surveillance-report)\n- [Northwest Territories](https:\/\/www.gov.nt.ca\/covid-19\/)\n- [Nunavut](https:\/\/www.gov.nu.ca\/health\/information\/covid-19-novel-coronavirus)\n\nFor more information, please refer to international COVID-19 webpages:\n\n- [World Health Organization](https:\/\/data.who.int\/dashboards\/covid19\/cases?n=c)\n- [US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention](https:\/\/covid.cdc.gov\/covid-data-tracker\/#datatracker-home)\n- [European Centre for Disease Control and Prevention](https:\/\/www.ecdc.europa.eu\/en\/covid-19-pandemic)\n\n### Additional COVID-19 data resources\n**Download** [cases and deaths data (.csv)](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/data\/covidLive\/covid19-download.csv) and [lab indicators data (.csv)](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/data\/covidLive\/covid19-epiSummary-labIndicators2.csv)\n\n**Download** [cases and deaths data dictionary (.csv)](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/data\/covidLive\/covid19-casesdeaths-data-dictionary.csv) and [lab indicators data dictionary (.csv)](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/data\/covidLive\/covid19-RVDSS-data-dictionary.csv)\n\n[**Download** report (.pdf)](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/data\/covidLive\/Epidemiological-summary-of-COVID-19-cases-in-Canada-Canada.ca.pdf)\n\n[To learn more, visit COVID-19 data trends](https:\/\/www.canada.ca\/en\/public-health\/services\/diseases\/coronavirus-disease-covid-19\/epidemiological-economic-research-data.html)\n\n## You might also be interested in\n![](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/img\/covid-icon.png)\n\n### [COVID-19 wastewater surveillance dashboard](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/wastewater\/)\nTrend data about the levels of COVID-19 in the wastewater.\n\n![](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/src\/img\/redesign\/vaccine.png)\n\n### [COVID-19 vaccination](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/covid-19\/vaccine-administration\/)\nNumber of COVID-19 vaccine doses that have been administed in Canada.\n\n[All Health Infobase data products](https:\/\/health-infobase.canada.ca\/)\n\nThank you for your feedback\n\nDate modified:\n\n2024-06-11\n\n## About this site\n### Health Infobase\n- [Contact us by email](mailto:infobase@phac-aspc.gc.ca)\n\n### Government of Canada\n- [All 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Boilerpipe Text	This page was last updated on . Change in report As of October 4, 2024, this webpage will no longer be updated. Information on COVID-19 can now be found on the Canadian respiratory virus surveillance report , where it is presented along other respiratory viruses including Influenza, and RSV. On this page Weekly highlights COVID-19 activity levels COVID-19 data products Provincial and territorial reporting Weekly highlights For information on other respiratory viruses circulating in Canada, and comparisons with COVID-19, please visit the new Respiratory Virus Detections dashboard , and the weekly Fluwatch report . General trends Hospitalizations and deaths Variants Notes COVID-19 Activity Levels COVID-19 activity levels provide a high-level summary to describe when and where COVID-19 is circulating across Canada. The level of COVID-19 activity for each jurisdiction is determined by provincial and territorial ministries of health. The weekly COVID-19 activity level is based on: percent positivity long-term care facility outbreaks per 1,000,000 population, and wastewater trends. Figure 1. Map of COVID-19 activity levels in Canada, by province or territory (Last updated ) Figure 1: Text description and notes COVID-19 activity levels in Canada, by province or territory (Last updated ) Province or territory Overall COVID-19 activity level Overall change COVID-19 activity level assessments are based on data from provincial and territorial partners . For more information on public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to the provincial and territorial websites . More information on COVID-19 activity levels, how they are calculated, and relevant data caveats, can be found in the Technical Notes . COVID-19 activity level technical notes and definitions COVID-19 activity levels are based on data from provincial and territorial (PT) partners. National COVID-19 activity levels were developed with PT partners to monitor COVID-19 activity at the national and PT levels using a standard set of core indicators. Based on these indicators, COVID-19 activity can range from level 0 (no activity) to level 4 (high activity). They are presented with the overall change (increase, decrease, no change) from the previous week. Indicators : The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available: Weekly percent positivity Weekly number of lab positive tests / Weekly total number of tests x 100. Note: This indicator is only incorporated into overall assessment if the testing rate is greater than or equal to 100 tests per 100,000 population per week. This indicator is used to provide information about overall activity level and trajectory. Weekly long term care facility (LTCF) outbreaks per 1,000,000 population Weekly number of LTCF outbreaks / Total population in jurisdiction x 1,000,000. Note: This indicator is used to provide information on overall activity level and trajectory. Weekly COVID-19 wastewater trajectory Trajectory of weekly COVID-19 wastewater viral levels compared to the previous week. Note: This indicator is used to provide information on overall trajectory only. Assessment process : The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available: Each indicator is assigned a level ranging from ‘no activity detected’ (level 0) to ‘very high activity’ (level 4), based on established thresholds (increasing, decreasing, or no change) of a change of 10% or more compared to the previous week. Overall activity level is then determined using the average level of the available indicators (rounding to the nearest whole number). Overall trajectory, or the direction of change (based on 10% change compared to the previous week), is calculated based on the mode of the trajectories from available indicators. Data assessment caveats : The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available: This information is based on data from PT partners. For more up to date information and for public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to PT websites. Weekly changes in tests performed, and LTCF outbreaks reflect changes in counts between the end of the latest epidemiological week and the end of the previous epidemiological week. Data are updated on an ongoing basis and are subject to change. PT testing practices, data sources and reporting to PHAC vary across jurisdictions. There may be variations in the COVID-19 activity across a jurisdiction. It’s possible that if there are outbreaks occurring in one area, it may result in a higher level of COVID-19 activity. Weekly activity level assessments are intended to provide a high-level overview of COVID-19 spread using standard indicators at the national and PT level. They may not reflect the true extent of geographic spread of COVID-19. 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The level of COVID-19 activity for each jurisdiction is determined by provincial and territorial ministries of health. The weekly COVID-19 activity level is based on: - percent positivity - long-term care facility outbreaks per 1,000,000 population, and - wastewater trends. ### Figure 1. Map of COVID-19 activity levels in Canada, by province or territory (Last updated ) Figure 1: Text description and notes \| Province or territory \| Overall COVID-19 activity level \| Overall change \| \|---\|---\|---\| 1. COVID-19 activity level assessments are based on data from provincial and territorial partners . For more information on public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to the [provincial and territorial websites](https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/#a5). More information on COVID-19 activity levels, how they are calculated, and relevant data caveats, can be found in the [Technical Notes](https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/#TechnicalNotes). COVID-19 activity level technical notes and definitions COVID-19 activity levels are based on data from provincial and territorial (PT) partners. National COVID-19 activity levels were developed with PT partners to monitor COVID-19 activity at the national and PT levels using a standard set of core indicators. Based on these indicators, COVID-19 activity can range from level 0 (no activity) to level 4 (high activity). They are presented with the overall change (increase, decrease, no change) from the previous week. Indicators: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available: 1. Weekly percent positivity - Weekly number of lab positive tests / Weekly total number of tests x 100. - Note: This indicator is only incorporated into overall assessment if the testing rate is greater than or equal to 100 tests per 100,000 population per week. This indicator is used to provide information about overall activity level and trajectory. 2. Weekly long term care facility (LTCF) outbreaks per 1,000,000 population - Weekly number of LTCF outbreaks / Total population in jurisdiction x 1,000,000. - Note: This indicator is used to provide information on overall activity level and trajectory. 3. Weekly COVID-19 wastewater trajectory - Trajectory of weekly COVID-19 wastewater viral levels compared to the previous week. - Note: This indicator is used to provide information on overall trajectory only. Assessment process: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available: - Each indicator is assigned a level ranging from ‘no activity detected’ (level 0) to ‘very high activity’ (level 4), based on established thresholds (increasing, decreasing, or no change) of a change of 10% or more compared to the previous week. - Overall activity level is then determined using the average level of the available indicators (rounding to the nearest whole number). - Overall trajectory, or the direction of change (based on 10% change compared to the previous week), is calculated based on the mode of the trajectories from available indicators. Data assessment caveats: The overall COVID-19 activity level is assessed based on the following three indicators, where available: - This information is based on data from PT partners. For more up to date information and for public health recommendations or risk assessments, please refer to PT websites. - Weekly changes in tests performed, and LTCF outbreaks reflect changes in counts between the end of the latest epidemiological week and the end of the previous epidemiological week. Data are updated on an ongoing basis and are subject to change. - PT testing practices, data sources and reporting to PHAC vary across jurisdictions. - There may be variations in the COVID-19 activity across a jurisdiction. It’s possible that if there are outbreaks occurring in one area, it may result in a higher level of COVID-19 activity. Weekly activity level assessments are intended to provide a high-level overview of COVID-19 spread using standard indicators at the national and PT level. 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