Over a year after the country’s first confirmed case, Canada’s total COVID-19 case count has topped 1 million.
New data shared by the federal government on April 3 revealed that 1,000,545 cases have now been reported across all of Canada’s provinces and territories.
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A map of the statistics shows that 358,558 of cases were in Ontario, while 314,958 were in Quebec.
The Northwest Territories has had the lowest overall number of cases, reporting just 42 in total. Yukon follows, having confirmed 74 COVID-19 cases during the pandemic so far.
Of the 1,000,545 total cases, 56,036 are currently considered to be active. The data shows that 921,459 Canadians across the country have now recovered from the illness.