The numbers out of Quebec are horrendous.  Ontario doesn't seem to be doing   
   much better in keeping their new cases and numbers dead - down.  In fact,   
   Ontario is posting many more deaths than Quebec, even though their known cases   
   are half of Quebec's.     
      
   Going to be interesting doing a retrospect analysis as to why Ontario is   
   losing so many of its patients.   
      
   The world-wide percentage estimation for deaths for covid-19 is 1.38% of known   
   infections.  So far, Canada is losing about 1.2% of its patients.  Not much to   
   crow about, but when you look to Trump's haven to the south of us, we have a   
   whole lot to be    
   thankful for - both in our leadership and in our healthcare system.   
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   Quebec cases (April 1):   5518       Deaths: 36   
   Ontario cases       "          2793       Deaths:  53   
      
   Oh, by the way, British Columbia's new cases have dropped for three days now,   
   and the 'curve' is on a downward trend.  God willing, this is going to   
   continue.     
      
   (Oh, here's a link for you, Dim DDDave - you have to click on it twice - not   
   just once.)   
   https://resources-covid19canada.hub.arcgis.com/app/eb0ec6ffdb654   
   71ab3c758726c55b68   
      
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