Thread by @MarkFriesen08, After one full year... British Columbia The population is 5,153,039 Deaths 1449Chance [...]

MarkFriesen08

After one full year...
British Columbia
The population is 5,153,039
Deaths 1449
Chance of survival 99.97%

Alberta
The population is 4,436,258
Deaths 1980
Chance of survival 99.96%

Saskatchewan
The population is 1,178,832
Death 430
Chance of survival 99.96%

Manitoba
The population is 1,380,935
Deaths 917
Chance of survival 99.93%

In Ontario
The population is 14,755,211
Deaths is 7308
Chance of survival 99.95%

In Quebec
The population is 8,575,944
Deaths 10645
Chance of survival 99.88%

New Brunswick
The population is 782,078
Deaths 30
Chance of survival 99.996%

Prince Edward Island
The population is 159,819
Death 0
Chance of survival 100%

Nova Scotia
The population is 979,449
Deaths 66
Chance of survival 99.993%

Newfoundland and Labrador
The population is 520,438
Deaths 6
Chance of survival 99.999%

Northwest Territories
The population is 45,136
Death 0
Chance of survival 100%

Yukon
The population is 42,192
Death 1
Chance of survival 99.998%

Nunavut
The population is 39,407
Deaths 4
Chance of survival 99.99%

In Canada, population of 38,048,738 and the virus took 22852 lives so we have a 99.94% survival rate. In
In 2020 the world population 7.8 billion the virus took 2,788,800 lives so the survival rate is 99.965%

I have so many things I& #39;d like to say right now. People get out and live your life because one day it& #39;s going to end and then you& #39;re going to be devastated you decided to waste 18 months of the little time you have.

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