The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [twenty-second
report](/post/2022-05-18-report/COVID19group-2022-05-18.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (May 18th, 2022). This report focuses on the
ongoing Omicron BA.2 wave, which appears to have peaked in BC and elsewhere in
Canada, and examines data for new variants.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [twenty-first
report](/post/2022-04-27-report/COVID19group-2022-04-27.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (April 27th, 2022). This report focuses on the
ongoing Omicron BA.2 wave and addresses the question of when it will peak and
how big its impact will be.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [twentieth
report](/post/2022-04-06-report/COVID19group-2022-04-06.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (April 6th, 2022). This report focuses on the
Omicron variant, BA.2, which is rising rapidly in frequency and is now causing an
uptick in cases and hospitalizations, beginning a second Omicron wave in BC.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [nineteenth
report](/post/2022-03-17-report/COVID19group-2022-03-17.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (March 17th, 2022). This report focuses on the
Omicron variant, BA.2, which is rising rapidly in frequency and now accounts
for ~50% of infections in Canada. Nevertheless, numbers of BA.2 are roughly
steady at the moment.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [eighteenth
report](/post/2022-02-17-report/COVID19group-2022-02-17.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (February 17th, 2022). This report focuses on the
Omicron variant, which is spreading rapidly in Canada, even among those fully
vaccinated. UPDATED: Information about the spread of BA.2 in Alberta has been removed because samples were first typed by PCR and BA.2 preferentially sequenced (causing publicly available data to overestimate the current frequency of BA.2).
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [seventeenth
report](/post/2022-02-04-report/COVID19group-2022-02-04.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (February 4th, 2022). This report focuses on the
Omicron variant, which is spreading rapidly in Canada, even among those fully
vaccinated.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [sixteenth
report](/post/2022-01-19-report/COVID19group-2022-01-19.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (January 19th, 2022). This report focuses on the
Omicron variant, which is spreading rapidly in Canada, even among those fully
vaccinated. Erratum: Slide #17 was corrected (January 25th), because the wrong graph
was originally included on the right for Scenario #2 (with a mean hospital stay of 12 days
rather than 6 days, as stated); the conclusions remain unaffected.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [fifteenth
report](/post/2022-01-06-report/COVID19group-2022-01-06.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (January 6th, 2022). This report focuses on the
Omicron variant, which is spreading rapidly in Canada, even among those fully
vaccinated.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [fourteenth
report](/post/2021-12-22-report/COVID19group-2021-12-22.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (December 22nd, 2021). This report focuses on the
Omicron variant, which is spreading rapidly in Canada, even among those fully
vaccinated.
The BC COVID-19 Modelling team issued their [thirteenth
report](/post/2021-12-08-report/slides-2021-12-08.pdf) on the status of
COVID-19 in British Columbia (December 8, 2021). This report focuses on the Omicron variant which poses a substantial risk for spreading rapidly in Canada, even among those fully vaccinated.