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The Province has published Wednesday’s Covid stats. As of the time of this posting the text-based bulletin was not available.  
 
A local perspective on data released today in update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1371 (+3)  
Active cases on dashboard: 74 (-13)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1273 (+16)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
The seven day average increase in the Brandon case count is +7.43/day, the lowest number of May. In wider context, that number remains higher than any in February, March or April.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 11  
Total cases on dashboard: 3391 (+11)  
Active cases on dashboard: 298 (-22)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3024 (+33)  
Deaths: 71 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 22 (-5)  
ICU Active patients: 4 (-1)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 74 in Brandon the next-highest is Aggasiz Mountain at 59 and Porcupine Mountain at 39.  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
50-59: +1 female, +1 male  
40-49: +1 male  
30-39: +5 female, +1 male  
20-29: +3 female  
10-19: 1 female  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 312 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 13.3% in Manitoba. This marks the third consecutive day that that rate has dropped, though 13.3% remains among the highest rates of the pandemic.  
 
As of the time of this posting vaccine data had not yet been updated.

The Province has issued Thursday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51346  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1374 (+3)  
Active cases on dashboard: 70 (-4)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1280 (+7)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had an increase of six or fewer cases for each of the past five days. The active case count of 70 remains higher than any day before May dating back to January 16 (72). Hospitalizations in Prairie Mountain Health at 20 remain higher than at any point prior to the third wave.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 19  
Total cases on dashboard: 3411 (+20)  
Active cases on dashboard: 261 (-37)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3077 (+53)  
Deaths: 73 (+2)  
Active Hospitalizations: 20 (-2)  
ICU Active patients: 3 (-1)  
 
With two deaths reported today, Prairie Mountain has now lost 14 people this month to Covid.  As mentioned, hospitalizations remain higher than at any point prior to the 3rd wave. 
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 70 in Brandon the next-highest is Aggasiz Mountain at 42 and each of Porcupine Mountain and Dauphin at 36.  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
80-89: +1 male  
70-79: +2 female, +2 male  
60-69: -1 female  
50-59: -1 female, -1 male  
40-49: +1 male  
30-39: +3 female, +1 male  
20-29: +1 female, +1 male  
10-19: +2 female, +1 male  
0-9: +2 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 297 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 12.6% in Manitoba.  
 
Vaccine data for yesterday was not updated as of an hour ago. Today’s data has 62.7% of the adult population or 58.3% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 57%, the Brandon district being at 65.7%

The Province has issued Friday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51350  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1383 (+9)  
Active cases on dashboard: 59 (-11)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1300 (+20)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases for six straight days, though today’s +9 is the highest of those six days.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 80  
Total cases on dashboard: 3492 (+81)  
Active cases on dashboard: 300 (+39)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3119 (+42)  
Deaths: 73 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 19 (-1)  
ICU Active patients: 3 (no change)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 59 in Brandon the next-highest is Porcupine Mountain at 58 (+22 vs yesterday) and Aggasiz Mountain at 42 (+7 vs yesterday).  
 
The 80 new cases is the highest number for Prairie Mountain since August 2020.  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
60-69: +2 male  
50-59: +2 female, +5 male  
40-49: +4 female, +9 male  
30-39: +3 female, +14 male  
20-29: +7 female, +13 male  
10-19: +6 female, +7 male  
0-9: +5 female, +6 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 497 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 12.5% in Manitoba. Though the rate remains among the highest of the pandemic, this is the fifth consecutive day of a slight drop in that five day average from the most-recent peak of 14.4%.  
 
Vaccine data for yesterday was not updated as of an hour ago. Today’s data has 63.5% of the adult population or 59.3% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 58%, the Brandon district being at 66.2%

The Province has issued Saturday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51355  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1385 (+2)  
Active cases on dashboard: 49 (-10)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1312 (+12)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past seven days. Today’s +2 is the lowest number of May excluding May 6th when the total number showing for the city was reduced for presumably data reasons.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 13  
Total cases on dashboard: 3503 (+11)  
Active cases on dashboard: 277 (-23)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3152 (+33)  
Deaths: 74 (+1)  
Active Hospitalizations: Data not available. Yesterday’s total was 19  
ICU Active patients: Data not available. Yesterday’s total was 3  
 
Of active cases in PMH, 54 (-4 vs yesterday) for Porcupine Mountain the next-highest is Aggasiz Mountain at 50 (+8 vs yesterday) and Brandon at 49 (-10 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
50-59: +1 male  
40-49: +5 male  
30-39: +1 female, +2 male  
10-19: +2 female, +1 male  
0-9: -1 female  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 357 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 12.4% in Manitoba. Though the rate remains among the highest of the pandemic, this is the sixth consecutive day of a slight drop in that five day average.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 64.3% of the adult population or 60.3% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 58.9%, the Brandon district being at 66.6%

Thanks for the kind words!  I can see by the views on the thread that a lot of folks are checking in regularly, so happy to keep it going.

The way I've been getting Brandon-specific numbers lately is by going to:  
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/29e86894292e449aa75763b077281b5b#rha=Prairie%20Mountain%20Health  
 
In the section on the dashboard that has the map, zoom in far enough until you get Brandon at a decent size and click on it. When you click it brings up a popup where you can see our data for the most-recent day as far as active cases, recoveries, total cases, deaths and case rate relative to population. I've been keeping a running spreadsheet going back to August. It won't be perfect since its possible that there are re-allocations of cases from one day to the next to another day or another region or district but it gives a fairly good depiction of the virus in the city on a day-to-day basis.

The Province has issued Monday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51362  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1395 (+9)  
Active cases on dashboard: 43 (+2)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1328 (+7)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past nine days. Today’s +9 however equals the highest single-day total over that period.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 15  
Total cases on dashboard: 3558 (+15)  
Active cases on dashboard: 272 (-13)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3202 (+28)  
Deaths: 74 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 20 (no change)  
ICU Active patients: 4 (-1)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 57 for Porcupine Mountain (no change vs yesterday), the next-highest is 54 for Aggasiz Mountain (no change vs yesterday) and Brandon at 43 (+2 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
50-59: +1 female  
40-49: +2 female, +3 male  
30-39: +1 male  
20-29: +1 female, +2 male  
10-19: +2 female, +2 male  
0-9: +1 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 303 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 12.1% in Manitoba. Though the rate remains among the highest of the pandemic, this is the eighty consecutive day of a slight drop in that five day average.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 65.2% of the adult population or 61.4% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 59.7%, the Brandon district being at 67.1%. Note that this Brandon number is the percentage of adults age 18+… from what I can tell we aren’t broken out into age 12+ yet.

The Province has issued Tuesday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51367  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1395 (no change)  
Active cases on dashboard: 40 (-3)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1331 (+3)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past ten days. Over that span there’s been an increase of 43 cases. Though there have been positive signs in the data in recent days, it should not be lost that 40 active cases would be higher than Brandon’s total for the entire nearly three months from February 3 through April 29.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 5  
Total cases on dashboard: 3551 (+3)  
Active cases on dashboard: 262 (-10)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3215 (+13)  
Deaths: 74 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 18 (-2)  
ICU Active patients: 4 (no change)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 58 for Porcupine Mountain (+1), the next-highest is 54 for Aggasiz Mountain (no change vs yesterday) and Brandon at 40 (-3 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
70-79: +1 female  
60-69: -1 male  
50-59: +1 male  
40-49: +1 male  
30-39: -1 male  
20-29: +1 male  
0-9: +1 female  
 
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 232 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 12.0% in Manitoba. Though the rate remains among the highest of the pandemic, this is the ninth consecutive day of a slight drop in that five day average.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 65.7% of the adult population or 62.0% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 60.5%, the Brandon district being at 67.7%. Note that this Brandon number is the percentage of adults age 18+… from what I can tell we aren’t broken out into age 12+ yet.

Edited by admin, 2021-06-01 17:19:01. Reason: Removed sentence referencing yesterday’s +9 for Brandon

Guessing you just made a mistake copying and pasting yesterday's numbers as there was zero reported in brandon for today as far as I've seen elsewhere?

The Province has issued Wednesday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51372  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1398 (+3)  
Active cases on dashboard: 32 (-8)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1342 (+11)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past 11 days. Over that span there’s been an increase of 46 cases. Though there have been positive signs in the data in recent days, it should not be lost that 32 active cases remains meaningfully higher than it has been during times of reduced restrictions.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 6  
Total cases on dashboard: 3557 (+6)  
Active cases on dashboard: 238 (-24)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3245 (+30)  
Deaths: 74 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 13 (-5)  
ICU Active patients: 3 (-1)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 58 for Porcupine Mountain (no change vs yesterday), the next-highest is 54 for Aggasiz Mountain (no change vs yesterday) and Brandon at 32 (-8 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
70-79: -1 male  
60-69: +1 female  
50-59: +1 female, +1 male  
30-39: +1 female  
10-19: +2 male  
0-9: +1 female  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 267 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 11.5% in Manitoba. Though the rate remains among the highest of the pandemic, this is the tenth consecutive day of a gradual drop in that average.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 66.2% of the adult population or 62.8% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 61.3%, the Brandon district being at 68.4%. Note that this Brandon number is the percentage of adults age 18+… from what I can tell we aren’t broken out into age 12+ yet.

CBC story on where we are in the third wave, with new case numbers coming down, ICU sitting at a record number and continued strain expected on ICU. Please read to be as informed as possible on where we are, where we're headed and why we need to continue to take restrictions in place very seriously:  
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/manitoba-covid-decline-1.6049580

The Province has issued Thursday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51377  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1406 (+8)  
Active cases on dashboard: 34 (+2)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1348 (+6)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past 12 days, though today’s eight is the third-highest of that period. Over that span there’s been an increase of 54 cases. Though there have been positive signs in the data in recent days, it should not be lost that 34 active cases remains meaningfully higher than it has been during times of reduced restrictions.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 42  
Total cases on dashboard: 3594 (+37)  
Active cases on dashboard: 246 (+8)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3274 (+29)  
Deaths: 74 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 14 (+1)  
ICU Active patients: 2 (-1)  
 
42 represents PMH’s highest total of the past six days.  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 58 for Porcupine Mountain (no change vs yesterday), the next-highest is 48 for Dauphin and 47 for Aggasiz Mountain (-7 vs yesterday).  Though I don't have a Dauphin number for yesterday to compare, it appears that a meaningful portion of today's PMH increase is from that particular district. 
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
50-59: +1 female, +1 male  
40-49: +1 female, -1 male  
30-39: +2 female, +2 male  
20-29: +7 female, +6 male  
10-19: +8 female, +3 male  
0-9: +3 female, +3 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 360 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 11.5% in Manitoba.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 66.9% of the adult population or 63.5% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 62.2%, the Brandon district being at 69.2%. Note that this Brandon number is the percentage of adults age 18+… from what I can tell we aren’t broken out into age 12+ yet.

The Province has issued Friday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51383  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1406 (no change)  
Active cases on dashboard: 33 (-1)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1349 (+1)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past 13 days. Over that span there’s been an increase of 54 cases. Though there have been positive signs in the data in recent days, it should not be lost that 33 active cases remains meaningfully higher than it has been during times of reduced restrictions.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 28  
Total cases on dashboard: 3621 (+27)  
Active cases on dashboard: 262 (+16)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3285 (+11)  
Deaths: 74 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 14 (no change)  
ICU Active patients: 2 (no change)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 64 for Porcupine Mountain (+6 vs yesterday), the next-highest is 52 for Dauphin (+4 vs yesterday. If Queen Bee's total in the post above is correct that would make it +22 for Dauphin in two days) and 48 for Aggasiz Mountain (+1 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
90-99: +1 female  
80-89: -1 female  
60-69: +2 female, +2 male  
40-49: +2 female, +2 male  
30-39: +3 female, +3 male  
20-29: +5 female, -1 male  
10-19: +3 female, +4 male  
0-9: +1 female, +1 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 329 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 11.4% in Manitoba.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 67.5% of the adult population or 64.2% of the population age 12 and over now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 62.9%, the Brandon district being at 69.6%. Note that this Brandon number is the percentage of adults age 18+… from what I can tell we aren’t broken out into age 12+ yet.

The Province has issued Saturday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51387  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1413 (+7)  
Active cases on dashboard: 36 (+3)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1353 (+4)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past 14 days. Over that span there’s been an increase of 61 cases. Though there have been positive signs in the data in recent days, it should not be lost that 36 active cases remains meaningfully higher than it has been during times of reduced restrictions.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 22  
Total cases on dashboard: 3643 (+22)  
Active cases on dashboard: 258 (-4)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3310 (+25)  
Deaths: 75 (+1)  
Active Hospitalizations: 16 (+2)  
ICU Active patients: 3 (+1)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 56 for Porcupine Mountain (-8 vs yesterday), the next-highest is 49 for Aggasiz Mountain (+1 vs yesterday) and 46 for for Dauphin (-6 vs yesterday.  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
70-79: +1 male  
60-69: +1 female, +1 male  
50-59: +2 male  
40-49: +1 female, +1 male  
30-39: +1 male  
20-29: +4 male  
10-19: +5 female, +4 male  
0-9: +1 female  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 276 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 11.5% in Manitoba. Though the increase is small from yesterday’s reported 11.4%, this is the first day of any kind of increase in the reported rate in two weeks (May 21-22). Though the wider trend has been encouraging, between the slight positivity rate increase and the PMH hospitalization and ICU number going up today the stats serve as a reminder of the serious battle we remain in the midst of.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 68.1% of the adult population (+0.6% vs yesterday) or 65.0% of the population age 12 and over (+0.8% vs yesterday) now have received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 63.5% (+0.6% vs yesterday), the Brandon district being at 70.1% of adults 18 and over vaccinated (+0.5% vs yesterday).

The Province has issued Sunday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51397  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1418 (+5)  
Active cases on dashboard: 38 (+2)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1356 (+3)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon has had single-digit increases over each of the past 15 days. Over that span there’s been an increase of 66 cases. Though there have been positive signs in the data in recent days, it should not be lost that 38 active cases remains meaningfully higher than it has been during times of reduced restrictions.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 25  
Total cases on dashboard: 3670 (+27)  
Active cases on dashboard: 264 (+6)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3331 (+21)  
Deaths: 75 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 20 (+4)  
ICU Active patients: 3 (no change)  
 
The hospitalization number has now increased by six in PMH over the past two days.  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 54 for Porcupine Mountain (-2 vs yesterday) the next-highest is 50 for Aggasiz Mountain (+1 vs yesterday) and 50 for Dauphin (+4 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
80-89: 1 female  
40-49: +2 male  
30-39: +3 female, +3 male  
20-29: +3 female, +2 male  
10-19: +2 female, +3 male  
0-9: +4 female, +4 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 221 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 12% in Manitoba. The rate has now increased for two consecutive days. This coupled with the increase in PMH hospitalizations underscores the critical importance of continuing to respect restrictions in place to limit contacts, cases and ultimately more hospitalizations.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 68.7% of Manitoba's adult population (+0.6% vs yesterday) or 65.6% of the population age 12 and over (+0.6% vs yesterday) now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 63.9% (+0.4% vs yesterday), the Brandon district being at 70.5% of adults 18 and over vaccinated (+0.4% vs yesterday).

The Province has issued Tuesday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51423  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1423 (+5)  
Active cases on dashboard: 37 (-1)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1362 (+6)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon’s total has increased by 28 over the past seven days.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 17 
Total cases on dashboard: 3696 (+17)  
Active cases on dashboard: 250 (-5)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3371 (+22)  
Deaths: 75 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 18 (+2)  
ICU Active patients: 4 (+1)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 51 for Porcupine Mountain (-3 vs yesterday), the next-highest is 50 for Aggasiz Mountain (no change vs yesterday) and 41 for Dauphin (-3 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
60-69: +1 male  
50-59: +1 female, +3 male  
40-49: +2 female, +3 male  
30-39: -1 female, +2 male  
20-29: +1 male  
10-19: +2 female, +1 male  
0-9: +1 female, +9 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 237 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 12% in Manitoba.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 69.4% of Manitoba’s adult population (+0.5% vs yesterday) or 66.7% of the population age 12 and over (+0.6% vs yesterday) now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 64.3% (+0.3% vs yesterday), the Brandon district being at 70.9% of adults 18 and over vaccinated (+0.4% vs yesterday).

The Province has issued Wednesday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51429  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1422 (-1)  
Active cases on dashboard: 34 (-3)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1364 (+2)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
Brandon’s total has increased by 24 over the past seven days.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 16  
Total cases on dashboard: 3712 (+16)  
Active cases on dashboard: 245 (-5)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3392 (+21)  
Deaths: 75 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 19 (+1)  
ICU Active patients: 3 (-1)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 54 for Porcupine Mountain (+3 vs yesterday), the next-highest is 49 for Aggasiz Mountain (-1 vs yesterday) and 40 for Dauphin (-1 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
60-69: +2 female, +2 male  
50-59: +1 male  
40-49: +2 female, +1 male  
30-39: +2 female, +1 male  
20-29: +1 female, +1 male  
10-19: +1 female  
0-9: +2 male  
 
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 250 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 11.5% in Manitoba.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 69.8% of Manitoba’s adult population (+0.4% vs yesterday) or 67.2% of the population age 12 and over (+0.5% vs yesterday) now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 64.5% (+0.2% vs yesterday), the Brandon district being at 71.1% of adults 18 and over vaccinated (+0.4% vs yesterday).

The Province has issued Thursday’s daily COVID-19 bulletin at:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51434  
 
A local perspective on data released alongside today’s update is below:  
 
BRANDON:    
Total cases on dashboard: 1429 (+7)  
Active cases on dashboard: 40 (+6)    
Recoveries on dashboard: 1365 (+1)  
Deaths: 24 (no change)     
 
The +6 in active cases brings Brandon to 40 active cases for the first time since June 1.  
 
PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH REGION:  
Reported new cases: 17  
Total cases on dashboard: 3730 (+16)  
Active cases on dashboard: 237 (-8)  
Recoveries on dashboard: 3418 (+26)  
Deaths: 75 (no change)  
Active Hospitalizations: 16 (-3)  
ICU Active patients: 1 (-2)  
 
Of active cases in PMH, after 49 for Porcupine Mountain (-5 vs yesterday), the next-highest is 49 for Aggasiz Mountain (no change vs yesterday) and 42 for Dauphin (+2 vs yesterday).  
 
By age and gender, below are the differences in PMH cases compared to the last update:  
50-59: +2 female  
40-49: +1 female  
30-39: -1 female, +2 male  
20-29: +1 female  
10-19: +4 female, +5 male  
0-9: +2 female, +2 male  
 
In Manitoba as a whole, the province is today reporting 251 new cases of COVID-19 and a five day test positivity rate of 11.1% in Manitoba.  
 
Vaccine data shows that 70.2% of Manitoba’s adult population (+0.4% vs yesterday) or 67.8% of the population age 12 and over (+0.6% vs yesterday) now having received at least one vaccine shot. Prairie Mountain Health is showing as having a vaccine uptake rate of 65.1% (+0.6% vs yesterday), the Brandon district being at 71.4% of adults 18 and over vaccinated (+0.3% vs yesterday).  
 
Posted this in the other thread, but the Province today released a framework for re-opening over the course of the summer and into Labour Day. Please review the link below to be as informed as possible on scenarios:  
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=51433