9 new cases in BC (total: 2550; Δ 0.4%)
899 VCH (prev: 897; Δ 2; 0.2%; 35.3% of all)
1267 FHA (prev: 1261; Δ 6; 0.5%; 49.7% of all)
194 IHA (prev: 194; Δ 0; 0.0%; 7.6% of all)
127 VIHA (prev: 127; Δ 0; 0.0%; 5.0% of all)
63 NHA (prev: 62; Δ 1; 1.6%; 2.5% of all)
Total Active Cases: 244; 9.6% of total
Δ -14 (-0.6%)
37 Hospitalized (prev: 37; Δ 0; 0.0%; 1.5% of total)
7 ICU (prev: 7; Δ 0; 0.0%; 0.3% of total)
2144 recovered (prev: 2122; Δ 22; 1.0%; 84.1% of total)
162 deaths to date (prev: 161; Δ 1; 0.6%; 6.4% of total)
Recovery Rate: 84.1% Δ 0.6%
Outbreaks
“There have been no new health-care outbreaks. In total, 14 long-term care or assisted-living facilities and one acute-care unit have active outbreaks.
“Public health teams continue to provide support for community outbreaks at federal corrections facilities, the processing facilities in the poultry sector and for individuals connected to the Kearl Lake plant in Alberta.
“COVID-19 has a two-week incubation period, which means any new cases that are a result of the easing of restrictions will start to appear over the coming week.
“Once we have a good understanding of how we are doing in mid-June, we’ll have the data we need to determine our timing for further actions.
“This slow and thoughtful approach is our ‘new normal.’ It is grounded in what we know about COVID-19 today and will continue to be adapted as we learn more in the weeks and months ahead.”