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Can anyone tell me why the BCCDC is tracking SARS-CoV-2 lineages in wastewater but not influenza A subtypes (like highly pathogenic avian influenza strains)? Wouldn't it be nice if we knew when HPAI was making the rounds in urban areas? Maybe the @bcgreens.bsky.social should talk to us for ideas.
Graph of RNA concentrations at Annacis Island wastewater treatment plant for SARS-CoV-2, influenza A and B (the latter is cut off) over time.
November 9, 2025 at 10:51 AM
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...on a Tuesday have either captured only the highest values in a week, only days when wastewater RNA was below the limit of detection, & anywhere in between. This also demonstrates how easily weekly sampling can fail to detect transmissions when they are sporadic or low. 47/?
[Graph and text on a yellow octagon meant to look like the output of an overhead projector.] 6-month graph of the RNA content (millions of gene copies per person per day) of wastewater at the Comox Valley wastewater treatment plant. The lighter, dotted line includes all wastewater samples. The darker, solid line with red dots includes only wastewater samples taken on a Tuesday. Wastewater samples were taken on a Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday schedule. I’ve highlighted weeks where only the highest values would’ve been captured in neon yellow, and weeks in which Tuesday-only sampling would’ve failed to detect viral transmission in orange.
November 7, 2025 at 4:10 AM
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Wastewater surveillance was the only remaining method of monitoring infection trends that wasn't (as much of) a lagging indicator and represented the intensity of viral transmission with relative accuracy. What does that mean? 38/?
2) There will now be one sample collected per wastewater treatment plant per week, as opposed to previously three samples per treatment plant per week. 3) Sequencing of wastewater samples will change from weekly to every two weeks.
November 7, 2025 at 4:05 AM
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3 days later on September 18, it was announced on the wastewater surveillance dashboard that the number of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) under surveillance would be reduced to 8 (from 12), and samples would only be collected once a week (from thrice a week). 37/?
[Text on an yellow octagon meant to look like the output of an overhead projector.] Vancouver expands wastewater surveillance to safeguard public health New wastewater monitoring efforts aim to detect viruses, bacteria and even illicit drugs at major events By Gail Johnson • Postmedia Content Works Published Sep 15, 2025 Last updated Sep 15, 2025 2 minute read [Arrow pointing to the above, and text “Sponsored article in the Vancouver Sun, September 15”] [Arrow pointing to the below, and text “Wastewater dashboard update, September 19”] Report updated on September 18, 2025. Data is presented up to the reporting period of epi week 37 (September 7-13, 2025). The wastewater surveillance program has implemented some new changes starting September 11, 2025: 1) The number of wastewater treatment plants tested has been changed to eight province wide, as opposed to previously twelve wastewater treatment plants. [Alt text continues in next post]
November 7, 2025 at 4:03 AM
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**“The idea is being able to expand the program when we have these huge influxes of people in Vancouver for big events like the Taylor Swift concert or FIFA. It’s for when we need enhanced surveillance.”** [commentary: What about smaller events and mundane occurrences that turn into superspreaders? The Skagit Valley Chorale’s 3/10/2020 rehearsal session was a superspreader. Even bus rides can turn into one, like the one in Zhejiang on 1/19/2020. Prystajecky notes that wastewater surveillance became well-known during the COVID-19 pandemic when the BCCDC updated its wastewater tracking system to **test sewage from five Metro Vancouver treatment plants.** The program provided **weekly updates** on virus levels and variants, helping health officials respond quicker to the changing trends. [commentary: Now only 3. Lion’s Gate and NW. Langley are no longer under surveillance]. [Pacific Public Health Foundation passage:] Enabling healthy public policy for people who use substances, benefitting them and their communities Studies have found that overdose deaths disproportionately impact people who face inequities caused by systemic barriers and the social determinants of health, such as stigma and discrimination. The pilot project may provide **timely knowledge of trends in the use of unregulated drugs which can help influence healthy public policy and ensure programs and policies keep pace** with the changing needs and landscape of this emergency. **An emergency that has claimed more than 13,700 lives**, each one preventable.
November 7, 2025 at 4:00 AM
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“Then that sample gets shifted to the lab where we would test very specifically for viruses like influenza A or respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) or we can test for enteric bacteria like those that cause salmonella or E.coli or — in a new approach we are trying — **we can test for illicit substances like cocaine or fentanyl**. There are so many different things we excrete in urine and feces that can be leveraged for population-level surveillance.” As Vancouver grows into an entertainment hub, this kind of expanded public health measure is vital. This invisible work keeps populations safe — before, during and after an event. “Our next thought is that we know that enhanced surveillance using wastewater was really effective in some specific sporting events: it was used in the Tokyo Olympics and in the Paris Olympics. It’s been used during the Superbowl,” Prystajecky adds. [Alt text continues in next post]
November 7, 2025 at 3:58 AM
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On September 15, the Vancouver Sun published a sponsored story on behalf of the BCCDC that described the wastewater surveillance program as it had been on that date, and suggested it would be expanded (vancouversun.com/sponsored/ne...). 36/?
[Text on an yellow octagon meant to look like the output of an overhead projector.] Newspaper clippings and a passage from the Pacific Public Health Foundation ensue. **Double asterisks enclose highlighted text** [Vancouver Sun passages:] Vancouver expands wastewater surveillance to safeguard public health New wastewater monitoring efforts aim to detect viruses, bacteria and even illicit drugs at major events By Gail Johnson • Postmedia Content Works Published Sep 15, 2025 Last updated Sep 15, 2025 2 minute read Wastewater is any wasted water that comes from human activity, whether that’s flushing a toilet, showering or using a washing machine or dishwasher. Currently, the BCCDC teams up with wastewater treatment facilities around the province that collect a small volume of wastewater every hour for 24 hours at a time. “This represents the population,” Prystajecky says. [Alt text continues on next post]
November 7, 2025 at 3:56 AM
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Conveniently, the announcement also included talking points. 1: "the BCCDC recommends testing only for symptomatic people when a positive result would impact treatment or care (e.g. the person is at risk of more severe disease...)" 15/?
• Provincially supplied **kits do not expire until May or June 2026** [commentary: What about people who missed the announcement? Will SARS-CoV-2 have disappeared by June 2026??] • Test kits are not needed as they once were because **COVID-19 is in decline** [commentary: If there’s COVID we’ll need RATs] • Kits have been distributed for free in B.C. since 2020, with **demand on a steep decline** [commentary: So what? Source?] • **Kits will be available for private purchase** at many pharmacies in the future [commentary: Shift the onus of buying them to people earning $1,500/month!]
November 7, 2025 at 3:40 AM
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As laypeople, I don't think many of us knew that the Pharmacare Newsletter existed. The announcement may have also been made on a "practitioner and professional resources" page, but since when has the public been expected to keep a close eye on such a thing? 14/?
All provincially supplied tests must be provided to patients free of charge. **Pharmacies wishing to provide RAT kits after the provincial distribution program ends can do so through a private-pay model.** Expired kits can be safely disposed of in household garbage. **The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) currently recommends COVID-19 testing only for symptomatic people when a positive result would impact treatment or care (e.g., the person is at risk of more severe disease** [commentary: Do “at-risk” people not have any contact with the “outside world?” Who infects us?!], hospitalized, or pregnant). Visit When to get a COVID-19 test for details. People who do not meet the criteria should monitor their symptoms and limit their activities to avoid spreading any infection, as they did before RAT kits were readily available. Pharmacists are encouraged to remind people that: • Provincially supplied **kits do not expire until May or June 2026** [Alt text continues in next post]
November 7, 2025 at 3:38 AM
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Then the May edition of the Pharmacare Newsletter dropped, a publication intended to be read by healthcare providers. In it, the end of the RAT kit distribution program was announced, which was responsible for the presence of free rapid antigen test (RAT) kits at pharmacies. 13/?
[Text on an yellow octagon meant to look like the output of an overhead projector.] **Double asterisks enclose highlighted text** The PharmaCare Newsletter is published by the Pharmaceutical, Laboratory & Blood Services Division to **provide information to B.C.’s healthcare providers** RAT kit distribution program winds down PharmaCare is winding down distribution of COVID-19 rapid-antigen test (RAT) kits. **The last day to order RAT kits that are eligible for the PharmaCare distribution fee is May 31, 2025.** Pharmacies have until June 30, 2025 to submit claims for the distribution fee for RAT kits that are: • ordered by May 31, 2025, and • opened for public distribution prior to June 30, 2025. Late claims submitted after June 30 will not be reimbursed. Distributors will continue to supply tests at no cost to pharmacies while program supplies last, though pharmacies cannot claim the distribution fee on tests ordered after May 31. [Alt text continues in next post]
November 7, 2025 at 3:36 AM
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In Mid-April, GISAID uploads were switched from a weekly schedule to a fortnightly one, and each upload now contains a fraction the number of samples in previous uploads. It now also takes the BCCDC longer to submit the sample data relative to the day each sample was taken. 9/?
[Text on an yellow octagon meant to look like the output of an overhead projector.] Graph of volume and lag of BCCDC uploads to GISAID, volume (grey bars) on the left axis and lag (red, black, green lines) on the right axis. Horizontal axis represents date. Since April 16, the volume of the uploads has fallen from hundreds to <100, and the lag (time from each sample’s collection to the submission of their data) has increased by roughly 1-2 weeks. There’s a red line drawn between the March 17 and April 16 uploads to highlight the 1 month gap between uploads and the difference between the two periods.
November 7, 2025 at 3:29 AM
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I have been trying to raise awareness about the recent cuts to pandemic preparedness by provincial institutions in BC for the past 1½ months. Most of the cuts were not announced to the public beforehand and media coverage has been scant. 1/?
[Text on an yellow octagon meant to look like the output of an overhead projector.] The silent erosion of COVID-19 awareness & management in B.C.: A TIMELINE [A timeline of the year 2025 and the January of 2026. Numbered diamonds are placed on the timeline to mark the events below.] 1. April 16: Amount & timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID, an online repository, deteriorate. 2. May: The end of RAT Kit Distribution Program is announced in a professional newsletter. This provided free RAT kits to pharmacies. 3. May 31: RAT kits orders from this day onwards would not be reimbursed. 4. June: The BCCDC page dedicated to how COVID-19 spreads is removed. 5. September 1: Under the BC medical services plan, less than 20 people will be allowed in an online group medical visit. An unknown number of bed- & house-bound people will lose telehealth access to the BC-CLMF, a long COVID & ME/CFS clinic. Implementation delayed until January. 6. September 15: Vancouver Sun publishes a sponsored article, suggesting the program responsible for generating SARS-CoV-2 data from wastewater samples would be expanded & describes the then-current state of the program. 7. September 18: The wastewater surveillance program is cut: 8 of 12 wastewater treatment plants will no longer be monitored, and 1 sample will be taken per week instead of 3. 8. October 14: The year's vaccination campaign begins to widespread shortages.
November 7, 2025 at 3:14 AM
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I knew I wasn't dreaming when I thought the BCCDC's GISAID uploads have gotten less voluminous and more dated.
BCCDC's GISAID uploads, a graph of the volume of samples (going down), time from last upload (generally going up), collection-to-submission times (1st quartile, median, 3rd quartile -- going up)
October 26, 2025 at 12:39 AM
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Too late, Sweden's already using it.
Blue roundel with yellow crown above and curly horn below. Swedish Post logo.
October 21, 2025 at 6:26 AM
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UPDATED: #BC #SARSCoV2 variants.

Of 53 samples from 9/7 - 9/20 (vs. 33, 8/24 - 9/6):

NB.1.1.1.* (incl. PQ.*): 18.9% (⬆️ 12.1%)
XFG.* (incl. QK.2): 77.4% (〰️ 78.8%)
→ XFG.3.4.*: 24.5% (⬆️ 12.1%)
PY.1.1.1: <2% (⬇️ 6.1%)

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Of the samples collected in B.C. on these weeks, the prevalence of significant variants/lineages are as follows: - 9/7 - 9/20 - • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.2, ".12): 18.9% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.2, ".3.*): 77.4% → XFG.3.* (incl. XFG.3.1.*, ".3.3, ".3.4.*): 41.5% → XFG.3.1.* (incl. QK.2): 7.6% → XFG.3.4.* (incl. XFG.3.4.1, ".3.4.2): 24.5% • LP.8.1.*: <2% • PY.1.1.1: <2% - 8/24 - 9/6 - • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.2): 12.1% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.1.1 - ".3.*): 78.8% → XFG.3.* (incl. XFG.3.3.1, ".3.4.*): 33.3% → XFG.3.1.*: 0% → XFG.3.4.* (incl. XFG.3.4.1): 12.1% • LP.8.1.*: 0% • PY.1.1.1: 6.1% X.X.* in text = X.X & descendants. X.X.* in graph = all descendants of X.X, except for ones that have their own segment of the week’s bar. Please see "Notes on Usage" section.
October 17, 2025 at 11:51 PM
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UPDATED: #Ontario #SARSCoV2 variants.

Of 31 samples from 9/28 - 10/1 (vs. 388, 9/21 - 9/27; 432, 9/14 - 9/20):
NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.*): <4% (⬇️ 9%; ⬇️ 20.6%)
XFG.*: 90.3% (⬆️ 79.6%; ⬆️ 69.9%)
→ XFG.3.* (incl. QK.2): 48.4% (⬆️ 40.2%; ⬆️ 33.3%)

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Of the samples collected in Ontario on these weeks, the prevalence of each of these significant variants/lineages are as follows: - 9/28 - 10/1 - • NB.1.8.1: <4% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.1.1, ".3.*): 90.3% → XFG.3.* (incl. XFG.3.4.*): 48.4% → XFG.3.4.* (incl. XFG.3.4.1, ".3.4.3): 16.1% • PY.1.1.1: 0% - 9/21 - 9/27 - • NB.1.8.1 (incl. PQ.1, ".2): 9% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.1.* - ".3.*): 79.6% → XFG.3.* (incl. XFG.3.1.*, ".3.3.*, ".3.4.*, QK.2): 40.2% → XFG.3.4.* (incl. XFG.3.4.1 - ".3.4.3): 14.2% • PY.1.1.1: 6.2% X.X.* in text = X.X & descendants. X.X.* in graph = all descendants of X.X, except for ones with own segment of week’s bar.
October 9, 2025 at 11:34 PM
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UPDATED: #BC #SARSCoV2 variants.

Of only 31 samples from 8/24 - 9/1 (vs. 11, 8/10 - 8/23):
NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.*): 9.7% (⬇️ 27.3%)
XFG.*: 80.7% (⬆️ 36.4%)
→ XFG.3.*: 32.3% (⬆️ 0%)

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Of the samples collected in B.C. on these weeks, the prevalence of significant variants/lineages are as follows: - 8/24 - 9/1 - • NB.1.8.1: 9.7% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.1 - ".3.*): 80.7% → XFG.3.* (incl. XFG.3.3.1, ".3.4.*): 32.3% • LP.8.1.*: 0% • LF.7.* (only PY.1.1.1): 6.5% - 8/10 - 8/23 - • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.8, ".16): 27.3% • XFG: 36.4% → XFG.3.*: 0% • LP.8.1.* (only NY.18, QM.1): 18.2% • LF.7.*: 0% X.X.* in text = X.X & descendants. X.X.* in graph = all descendants of X.X, except for ones that have their own segment of the week’s bar. Please see "Notes on Usage" section.
October 5, 2025 at 10:15 PM
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UPDATED: #Alberta #SARSCoV2 variants.

Of 109 samples from 9/14 - 9/21 (vs. 129, 9/7 - 9/13; 124, 8/31 - 9/6):
NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.*): 11.9% (⬆️ 10.1%; ⬇️ 12.1%)
XFG.* (incl. QK.*): 78% (〰️ 81.4%; 〰️ 82.3%)

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Of the samples collected in Alberta on these weeks, the prevalence of significant variants/lineages are as follows: - 9/14 - 9/21 - • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.1, ".2, ".13 - ".15): 11.9% • XFG (incl. XFG.2, ".3.*): 78% → XFG.2: 4.6% → XFG.3.* (incl. XFG.3.1.*): 33% → QK.2: 4.6% - 9/7 - 9/13 - • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.1, ".2, ".10, ".14): 10.1% • XFG (incl. XFG.2, ".3.*): 81.4% → XFG.2: 10.1% → XFG.3.* (incl. XFG.3.1.2.*): 34.1% → QK.2: 4.7% X.X.* in text = X.X & descendants. X.X.* in graph = all descendants of X.X, except for ones that have their own segment of the week’s bar. Please see "Notes on Usage" section.
October 2, 2025 at 6:37 AM
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UPDATED: #Ontario #SARSCoV2 variants.

Of 30 samples from 9/14 - 9/16 (vs. 347, 9/7 - 9/13; 376, 8/31 - 9/6):
NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.*): 16.7% (⬆️ 13%; ⬆️ 10.4%)
XFG.* (incl. QK.*): 83.3% (⬆️ 77.5%; 〰️ 75.5%)

Note: XFG.* colors tweaked.
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Of the samples collected in Ontario on these weeks, the prevalence of each of these significant variants/lineages are as follows: - 9/14 - 9/16 - • NB.1.8.1 (incl. PQ.15): 16.7% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.2, ".3): 83.3% • LP.8.1.*: 0% • PY.1.1.1: 0% - 9/7 - 9/13 - • NB.1.8.1 (incl. PQ.1, ".2, ".5, ".13, ".15): 13% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.2.*, ".3.*): 77.5% • LP.8.1.* (incl. LP.8.1.1, NW.1.2.1, NY.3.4): 2% • PY.1.1.1: 2.3% X.X.* in text = X.X & descendants. X.X.* in graph = all descendants of X.X, except for ones with own segment of week’s bar.
September 28, 2025 at 12:22 AM
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UPDATED: #BC #COVID19 variants.

Of 11 samples from 8/10 - 8/18 (vs. 52, 7/27 - 8/9; 23, 7/13 - 7/26):
NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.*): 27.3% (〰️ 26.9%; ⬇️ 30.4%)
XFG.*: 36.4% (⬇️ 59.6%; ⬆️ 13%)
LP.8.1.* (incl. NY.*, NW.*, QM.*): 18.2% (⬆️ <2% †; ⬇️ 30.4%)

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Of the samples collected in B.C. on these weeks, the prevalence of significant variants/lineages are as follows: - 8/10 - 8/18 - • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.8, ".16): 27.3% • XFG: 36.4% • LP.8.1.* (only NY.18, QM.1): 18.2% • LF.7.*: 0% - 7/27 - 8/9 - • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.1, ".2, ".5): 26.9% • XFG.* (incl. XFG.2): 59.6% • LP.8.1.* †: <2% • LF.7.* (only LF.7.1.10, ".7.6.2, ".7.7.2, PY.1.1.1): 7.7% † 1 LP.8.1.1 sample counted as JN.1.* X.X.* in text = X.X & descendants. X.X.* in graph = all descendants of X.X, except for ones that have their own segment of the week’s bar. Please see "Notes on Usage" section.
September 21, 2025 at 1:44 AM
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And NEED I REMIND YOU? that THIS is how the most recent graph looked like.

These people KNEW that #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 is on the rise.

These people KNEECAPPED monitoring on PURPOSE.

This is the dastardly work of the people (the BCCDC) who are supposed to MONITOR disease threats!
BC estimated COVID-19 cases, rising from a relative low in mid-July of ~600 cases a day, to weekly peaks of over ~1,000 in early September, 2025.
September 19, 2025 at 8:30 PM
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Just as a new wave starts, the BCCDC / Metro Vancouver has reduced their wastewater monitoring to 8 stations (from 12), one time (from 3) per week, and updated every 2 (instead of 1) weeks.

THEY ARE HIDING THE EXTENT OF THE ONGOING PANDEMIC.

PROTEST IT.
Screenshot from https://bccdc.shinyapps.io/respiratory_wastewater/ "The wastewater surveillance program has implemented some new changes starting September 11, 2025: 1) The number of wastewater treatment plants tested has been changed to eight province wide, as opposed to previously twelve wastewater treatment plants. 2) There will now be one sample collected per wastewater treatment plant per week, as opposed to previously three samples per treatment plant per week. 3) Sequencing of wastewater samples will change from weekly to every two weeks."
September 19, 2025 at 7:54 PM
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UPDATED: #Alberta #SARSCoV2 variants.

Of 95 samples from 8/17 - 8/24 (vs. 82, 8/10 - 8/17; 85, 8/3 - 8/9):
NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.*): 22.1% (⬆️ 12.2%; ⬆️ 9.4%)
XFG.* (incl. XFG.2): 68.4% (〰️ 67.1%; ⬇️ 72.9%)
LP.8.1.*: 2.1% † (⬇️ 4.9% §; ⬇️ 7.1%)

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Of the samples collected in Alberta on these weeks, the prevalence of significant variants/lineages are as follows: - 8/17 - 8/24 - • NB.1.4: 2.1% • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.2, ".11, ".14): 22.11% → PQ.2: 4.2% • XFG (incl. XFG.2): 68.4% → XFG.2: 8.4% • LP.8.1.* (incl. NW.1.*) †: 2.1% † 1 LP.8.1.1 sample counted as JN.1.* - 8/10 - 8/16 - • NB.1.4: 8.5% • NB.1.8.1.* (incl. PQ.2): 12.2% → PQ.2: 4.9% • XFG (incl. XFG.2): 67.1% → XFG.2: 2.4% • LP.8.1.* (incl. NY.9, NW.1.2) §: 4.9% § 1 LP.8.1.1 sample counted as Other X.X.* in text = X.X & descendants. X.X.* in graph = all descendants of X.X, except for ones that have their own segment of the week’s bar. Please see "Notes on Usage" section.
September 18, 2025 at 1:58 AM
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While this is an older graphic, my friend in the local COVID-aware community is still in need of funds. Currently, they are $750 short of making rent for October, and need $250 for a year's supply of the only respirator that will fit their face.

Donate:
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September 14, 2025 at 11:59 PM
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UPDATED: Northern Health est.'d #COVID19 cases, extrapolated from #PrinceGeorge #wastewater #SARSCoV2 load.

According to #BCCDC ww. data: on average, from 8/28 - 9/3, there would've been 28 cases/day in Northern Health (〰️ 28, 8/21 - 8/27).

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September 12, 2025 at 10:46 PM