i posted this two weeks ago, and we seem to be falling more in the middle range in new york city (which is past it's peak), whereas the other three cities are very far behind new york on the curve and can't really be analyzed the same way.

if detroit got an easter spike, it would indicate it has a long way to go, still.

and, my official analysis is that montreal & toronto are both still on the very low end of the curve, and essentially recording background deaths. i wouldn't expect either city to peak until mid-may at the earliest.

the low range was .1%, the middle range was .3% and the high range was .5%.

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