This month Canada overtook the US in cases per 100K. And if the data is to be trusted, they’re likely to overtake the US in deaths per 100K sometime in May.
https://covid19.healthdata.org/global?view=total-deaths&tab=trend
Canadians could always count on one thing: The pandemic was worse in the U.S. Not any more.
Well I hope they are wearing their masks.
>>This month Canada overtook the US in cases per 100K. And if the data is to be trusted, they’re likely to overtake the US in deaths per 100K sometime in May.<<
Not according to Worldometer. Canada has about 1/4 of the cases per million as the U.S. and about 1/3 of the deaths.
I looked at your links, but they don’t seem to have the stats that Worldometer has.
Unless you’re talking about the daily rate of new cases and deaths, that is, which has been falling in the U.S. for some time now, but rising again in Canada.