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COVID-19: A look at the numbers for Newmarket, York Region, Ontario on Thursday

5 new cases in Newmarket, 35 in last 7 days; York Region confirms 91 new cases, 1 more death, as incidence rate remains at 47 cases/100K population; Ontario reports 865 new cases, of which 540 are unvaccinated, and 14 more deaths (9 are dated)
2021 09 02 COVID Numbers
Public Health Ontario vaccination status data reported Sept. 2 for Sept. 1

Newmarket (reported Wednesday, Sept. 1 at 5 p.m.)

  • 3,273 cases of COVID-19 
  • 5 new cases since Aug. 31
  • 1,399 variant cases, 17 active
    • 60 (+0) B.1.1.7. Alpha
    • 11 (+0) B.1.351 Beta
    • 43 (+1) B.1.617.2 Delta
    • 24 (+0) P.1 Gamma
    • 1,261 (+5) lineage not yet determined
  • 3,195 (+6) cases resolved
  • 27 (-1) active cases
  • 0 more deaths, totalling 51
  • 80 tests on Aug. 29, 0 positive (0.0% positivity) Update N/A

The Details

  • 1,465 (+1) cases close contact, or 45%
  • 1000 (+2) cases community transmission, or 31%
  • 389 (+0) cases institutional outbreak, or 12%
  • 47 (+2) cases under investigation, or 1%
  • 37 (+0) cases travel, or 1%
  • 282 (+0) cases workplace outbreak, or 9%
  • 834 (+2) cases age 19 to 34, 25%
  • 572 (+0) cases age 35 to 44, or 18%
  • 518 (+2) cases age 45 to 54, or 16%
  • 425 (+0) cases age 55 to 64, or 13%
  • 251 (+0) cases age 65 to 79, or 8%
  • 242 (+0) cases age 4 to 13, or 8%
  • 196 (+1) cases age 14 to 18, or 6%
  • 140 (+0) cases age 80+, or 4%
  • 95 (+0) cases age 0 to 3, or 3%

York Region (reported Wednesday, Sept. 1 at 5 p.m.)

  • 54,733 confirmed cases of COVID-19
  • 91 new cases since Aug. 30   
  • 556 new cases in last 7 days, of which 60.5% are unvaccinated (ages 12+) 
  • 20,487 variant cases, 246 active, 166 deaths
    • 979 (+0) B.1.1.7 Alpha 
    • 79 (+0) B.1.351 Beta 
    • 4 (+0) B.1.617 
    • 5 (+1) B.617.1 Kappa
    • 822 (+116) B.617.2 Delta
    • 470 (+0) P.1 Gamma
    • 18,069 (-18) lineage not yet determined 
  • 53,478 cases resolved
  • 503 (-3) active cases
  • 1 more death, totalling 752
    • A 73-year-old Vaughan man passed away Aug. 30 at Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital, Vaughan (Exposure local transmission)
  • 329 (-1) institutional outbreaks, 1 (+0) active
  • 3 (+2) child care outbreak, Community of Maple Child Care Services – Father John Kelly Catholic Elementary School and Tiny Hoppers child care
  • 612 (-3) workplace outbreaks; 4 (+0) active; 5,176 (+8) cases

Recovery Measures 

  • 79 (-1) 7-day average of new cases
  • 47 (+1) new cases per 100,000 residents in last 7 days (incidence rate)
  • 1.00 (-0.02) Alpha variants, 1.07 (-0.02) Delta variants 7-day median reproductive number
  • 1,421 tests on Aug. 29, 48 positive (3.4% positivity) Update N/A
  • *York Region has updated the daily reproductive number (Rt) data to compare Alpha and Delta variant cases; previously, the Rt data compared variants of concern and SARS-CoV-2 (reference strain). The Rt estimates the average number of people infected for every one person with COVID-19; when it is greater than one, the number of cases is expected to increase; when Rt is less than one, it is expected cases will decrease and transmissions will slow.

Vaccinations (York Region residents, administered anywhere)

  • 1,858 doses administered, 691 newly vaccinated on Aug. 31
  • 1,705,995 total doses 
  • 880,694 or 73.2%, residents with 1 dose
  • 825,301 or 68.6%, residents with 2 doses
  • residents 18+ 84.2% 1 dose, 79.5% 2 doses 
  • residents 12+ 83.6% 1 dose, 78.4% 2 doses 

The details 

  • 24,571 (+35) cases, or 45%, close contact
  • 19,311 (+33) cases, or 35%, community transmission
  • 4,114 (+5) cases, or 8%, institutional outbreak
  • 674 (+2) cases, or 1%, under investigation
  • 631 (+9) cases, or 1%, travel
  • 938 (-1) school-related (2%)
  • 4,412 (+8) cases, or 8%, workplace outbreak
  • 14,562 (+29) cases age 19 to 34, or 27%
  • 9,275 (+11) cases age 45 to 54, or 17%
  • 8,034 (+13) cases ages 35 to 44, or 15%
  • 7,568 (+9) cases age 55 to 64, or 14%
  • 4,596 (+4) cases age 65 to 79, or 9%
  • 4,024 (+13) cases age 4 to 13, or 7%
  • 3,271 (+4) cases age 14 to 18, or 6%
  • 2,197 (+0) cases age 80+, or 4%
  • 1,206 (+6) cases age 0 to 3, or 2%

Around the region:

  • Vaughan 22,859 (+43) cases, 242 cases in last 7 days, 219 (-3) active
  • Richmond Hill 7,839 (+9) cases, 92 cases in last 7 days, 93 (-7) active
  • Markham 12,779 (+15) cases, 65 ^ cases in last 7 days, 60 (+7) active
  • Aurora 1,942 (+7) cases, 45 cases in last 7 days, 43 (+1) active
  • Newmarket 3,273 (+5) cases, 35 ^ cases in last 7 days, 27 (-1) active
  • Whitchurch-Stouffville 1,566 (+1) cases, 23 cases in last 7 days, 20 (-4) active
  • King 1,209 (+6) cases, 23 ^ cases in last 7 days, 16 (+3) active
  • East Gwillimbury 1,168 (+1) cases, 10 cases in last 7 days, 7 (-2) active
  • Georgina 1,304 (+0) cases, 6 cases in last 7 days, 4 (+0) active

Ontario (reported at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 2, for Sept. 1)

  • 567,071 confirmed cases of COVID-19 
  • 865 new cases since Sept. 1
    • 540 unvaccinated; 88 partially vaccinated; 173 fully vaccinated, 64 unknown*
  • 164,142 (+535) variant cases
    • 146,425 Alpha
    • 1,501 Beta 
    • 5,222 Gamma
    • 10,994 Delta
  • 14 more deaths, totalling 9,530 (Due to data cleanup, 9 of the deaths reported today occurred more than 2 months ago.)
  • 97.3% of cases resolved
  • 320 (-19) total hospitalized: 141 unvaccinated; 12 partially vaccinated; 28 fully vaccinated (excluding ICU)*
  • 162 (-1) in ICU: 90 unvaccinated; 8 partially vaccinated; 14 fully vaccinated*
  • 105 (-30) on a ventilator
  • 27,293 more tests completed
  •  *Vaccination status numbers may not match the daily COVID-19 case reports due to missing health card information. 

Vaccines

  • 35,152 daily doses administered on Sept. 1
  • 20,827,809 total doses
  • 9,983,796 people fully vaccinated 

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Elizabeth Keith is a general assignment reporter. She graduated from Carleton University with a Bachelor of Journalism in 2017. Elizabeth is passionate about telling local stories and creating community.
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