‘Fully vaccinated’ make up majority of COVID hospitalizations in Ontario, gov’t data shows
by
On Jan. 7, there were 1,327 ’fully vaccinated cases’ in Ontario hospitals compared with 441 ’unvaccinated cases.’
(LifeSiteNews) – The government of Ontario’s publicly available data regarding COVID-19 shows that most people in hospitals because of COVID-19 are “fully vaccinated.”
According to the data, as of January 7, there are 1,327 “Fully vaccinated cases” in hospitals, compared with just 441 “Unvaccinated cases.” For “Partially vaccinated cases,” there are 100 people in the hospital.
Of those in ICU in Ontario, there are 119 “Unvaccinated cases,” 17 “Partially vaccinated cases” and 106 “Fully vaccinated cases.”
When it comes to those who test positive for COVID, Ontario’s data shows that the vast majority come from “fully vaccinated” people.
On January 7, the province reported 9,515 cases in “fully vaccinated” people, compared to 1,543 cases in the vaccine-free. There were 375 cases in those who were “partially vaccinated.”
Data from Alberta and Quebec also shows that the majority of people in hospitals due to COVID are “fully vaccinated” as well.
The Alberta government lists 258 people who have a “complete” vaccine status, 19 people with “partial” vaccine status, and 221 with “unvaccinated” status as in hospital due to COVID.
In Quebec, there are 1,948 “fully vaccinated” people in hospitals attributed to COVID. This compares to 1,046 “unvaccinated” people and 78 “partially vaccinated” people in hospitals due to COVID.
In all provinces in Canada, the majority of new COVID “cases” are in those who are fully jabbed.
Despite the Canadian government praising the effectiveness of the COVID jabs, trials have never produced evidence that vaccines stop infection or transmission. In fact, they do not even claim to reduce hospitalization, but the measurement of success is in preventing severe symptoms of COVID-19.
All provincial governments in Canada have helped fuel COVID testing hysteria throughout the offering of free at-home test kits supplied by the federal government.