Since mid-March, we have been tracking data related to the coronavirus in the Canadian Territories. We wanted to see how the information changed over time. All information is direct from government sources.
All cases in Fort Liard NWT have recovered.
Source: Cabin Radio
GNWT adds NWT residents diagnosed outside of territory to its total count. 31 cases in NWT, 4 cases of residents outside of territory.
Source: Cabin Radio
One new cases confirmed in Fort Liard NWT. 31 total cases. 6 cases total in Fort Liard.
Source: CBC North
Two new cases confirmed in Fort Liard NWT. 30 total cases. 5 cases total in Fort Liard.
Source: CBC North
Two new cases confirmed in Fort Liard NWT. 28 total cases. 3 cases total in Fort Liard.
Source: CBC North
One new case confirmed in Fort Liard NWT. First case in small NWT community. 26 total cases.
Source: CBC North
One new case confirmed in Yellowknife. First case without known source. 25 total cases.
Source: CBC North
One new case confirmed in Yellowknife. Related to travel. 24 total cases.
Source: Government of the NWT
One new case confirmed in Fort Smith. Related to travel. 23 total cases.
Source: Cabin Radio
One new case confirmed in Inuvik. Related to travel. 22 total cases.
Source: Government of NWT
One new case confirmed in Hay River. First case in community. Related to travel.
Source: CBC North
Five new cases confirmed in Yellowknife. All cases related to travel.
Source: CBC North
Four new cases confirmed in Fort Smith. Household transmission linked to first case announced day prior.
Source: CBC North
Case of COVID-19 confirmed in Fort Smith. Case connected to travel outside of the NWT.
Source: CBC North
Presumptive case in Inuvik announced on Tuesday confirmed positive for COVID-19.
Source: CBC North
Three of the four recent COVID-19 patients recovered.
Source: Cabin Radio
Worker at Gahcho Kué Diamond Mine tested positive for COVID-19.
Source: CBC North
Two presumptive positive cases in Yellowknife, announced on October 16, 2020, confirmed positive for COVID-19.
Source: CBC North
Presumptive positive case in Inuvik from announced on October 16, 2020, confirmed positive for COVID-19.
Source: CBC North
NWT Chief Public Health Officer announces that all NWT COVID-19 cases are declared recovered.
Source: NWT Chief Public Health Officer Twitter
Third patient in the NWT declared recovered. Unknown details about the patient.
Source: Cabin Radio
NWT Chief Public Health Officer announces the second recovered case in the NWT. The case from Inuvik.
Source: Cabin Radio
Fifth Case of COVID-19 confirmed in the Northwest Territories. The case recently traveled to Latin America returning to Yellowknife.
Source: CBC North
First NWT COVID-19 patient declared recovered. The patient never required hospital treatment.
Source: Cabin Radio
Two new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in the Northwest Territories. Both cases related to travel outside of Territory.
One case:
Other case:
Source: CBC North
Second Case of COVID-19 confirmed in the Northwest Territories. The case recently traveled to British Columbia. Living in Inuvik.
Source: CBC North
The Northwest Territories announces its first confirmed case of COVID-19. Transmitted from traveling to British Columbia and Alberta. Living in Yellowknife.
Source: CBC North