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98.5% of Canada's 'covid deaths' were in long term care homes.
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Depending on what definition of "long term care home" you're using, figures of how many old people live in long term care varies between 118,000 and 143,000.
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So using the average figure of 130k, living in long term care for 2.5 years (and then dying), you should have 52,000 people dying in long term care annually under ordinary circumstances.
Point: These were people who were about to die anyway. If there were excess deaths in the long term care facilities, at least some (if not most, or all) of those can certainly be attributed to the panic that caused staff to abandon long term care facilities, leaving their patients to die.
Go to stats Canada... Leading causes of death. Most recent stats are 2018... Go to pneumonia/flu, and you'll see over 8k deaths: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1310039401
Now one line below that is lower respiratory illnesses such as bronchitis and emphysema, totaling 12k. Now of that 12k, lets give half to bronchitis as a guess. So that's atotal of 14k. That is the true influenza/cold impact on an annual basis.
Covid deaths since March 2019: 9.5K. There you fucking go. Then, look at the flu stats for 2020, where we have had 0 total deaths this year. https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/flu-influenza/influenza-surveillance/weekly-reports-2020-2021-season.html
Given that we've completed about 60% of the flu season, we're at about 9.5k covid deaths vs a norm of about 14k for flu/cold deaths, and flu deaths this year are 0. It looks like at the end of the year, it won't even be a bad flu year. It will be almost EXACTLY on track to hit 14k.
This is why we are shutting down the country and turning ourselves into a third world shithole.