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Previous post in the series here

To recap, here are a couple plots for the country and each province that help show how effective our measures are in reducing growth, and whether or not we are past the stage of exponential growth in pandemics that makes the spread so deadly. It also helps compare how effective each provinces approach has been.

Here is a link to the whole album: https://imgur.com/a/agL2vCx  
The first graph plots cases and growth rates for the country and each province on annotated graphs that show

I've found that almost all sources of COVID case counts do not show growth rates or previous data in context. This makes it difficult to know if we are making in any progress stopping the exponential growth that makes the spread of these pandemics so rapid.

Here is a link to the whole album: https://imgur.com/a/ffs59Du

To help visualize what is happening, I have plotted cases and growth rates for the country and each province on annotated graphs that show when certain measures were introduced (like closing businesses, borders, schools), and when we should begin to see the decreasing growth rates from those measures.

The second plot for the country and

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