First Nations, Canada Wide, United States COVID-19 Update

First Nations

First Nations Reserves: 26,392 total cases, 760 active cases, (with 305 deaths, 25,327 resolved)

Epidemiological summary of COVID-19 newly reported cases in First Nations communities as reported to Indigenous Services Canada from April 18 to April 21, 2021.

Atlantic – 0 Cases

Quebec – 0 Cases

Ontario – 2 Cases

Manitoba – 81 Cases

Saskatchewan – 2 Cases

Alberta – 0 Cases

British Columbia – 0 Cases

Canada Wide

The latest numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Canada as of Wednesday, April 21, 2021.

Canada: 1,139,043 confirmed cases in Canada.

Quebec: 339,180 total cases, 12,363 active cases (with 10,833 deaths, 315,984 resolved)

Ontario: 424,911 total cases, 42,941 active cases (with 7,757 deaths, 374,213 resolved)

Alberta: 173,531 total cases, 18,481 active cases (with 2,048 deaths, 153,002 resolved)

British Columbia: 120,889 total cases, 9,377 active cases (with 1,539 deaths, 109,973 resolved)

Manitoba: 36,470 total cases, 1,783 active cases (with 960 deaths, 33,727 resolved)

Saskatchewan: 38,651 total cases, 2,640 active cases (with 465 deaths, 35,546 resolved)

Nova Scotia: 1,831 total cases, 68 active cases (with 67 deaths, 1,696 resolved)

Newfoundland and Labrador: 1,048 total cases, 31 active cases (with 6 deaths, 1,011 resolved)

New Brunswick: 1,797 total cases, 140 active cases (with 33 deaths, 1,624 resolved)

Prince Edward Island: 174 total cases, 13 active cases, (with 0 deaths, 161 resolved)

Yukon: 77 total cases, 2 active cases, (with 1 death, 74 resolved)

Nunavut: 428 total cases, 33 active cases, (with 4 deaths, 391 resolved)

Northwest Territories: 43 total cases, 0 active cases (with 0 deaths, 43 resolved)

United States

Last update: Wednesday, April 21, 2021

31,820,518 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases

568,874 Deaths

New York State

3,922 Statewide New Positives on 4/19/21

41,575 Deaths

2.80% Statewide Positivity Rate

Resource: Government of Canada and John Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center and New York State website.