Omicron's Slowing Transmission, Unreliable Case Counts, and a Delayed Hospitalization Peak

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The province has been struggling to provide accurate data for COVID, but using hospitalization numbers and some healthy assumptions, the BC COVID-19 Modelling Group has been able to estimate projections for BC's near future. Dr. Dean Karlen joins to explain their data.

Today's episode is sponsored by BC211 and Paul Farkas of RBC Dominion Securities.

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