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Sharp changes in data are usually artificial

23 days ago 4 min read covid-19epidemiologystatistics
Sharp changes in data are a widespread source of confusion, but they also represent an opportunity for scientific research.
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Jean-Paul R. Soucy
By: Jean-Paul R. Soucy
Gloved hand holding a test tube with a label indicating a positive COVID-19 result

Why COVID-19 case rates are highest in boosted individuals

3 months ago 4 min read covid-19Ontariocranks
Why do overall COVID-19 case rates seem to be highest in boosted individuals? The answer lies in another question: in 2022, who is getting PCR tested?
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Jean-Paul R. Soucy
By: Jean-Paul R. Soucy
Air Canada plane taking off into the sunset

An emigration non-story

4 months ago 2 min read emigrationimmigrationCanadacranks
Ezra Levant claims emigration from Canada is at the highest level in 50 years. Is it true?
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Jean-Paul R. Soucy
By: Jean-Paul R. Soucy
A magnifying glass and a surgical mask.

Filling in the timeline of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan

a year ago 5 min read covid-19open datafreedom of informationSaskatchewan
A Freedom of Information request illuminates the full timeline of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan for the first time.
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Jean-Paul R. Soucy
By: Jean-Paul R. Soucy
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