Daily Update - September 27, 2021

Case Counts as of 9:00 AM

YELLOWKNIFE September 27, 2021 – The Office of the Chief Public Health Officer (OCPHO) is announcing 53 new cases of COVID-19 in the NWT since September 24. The total number of recent cases has increased to 850. There are 243 active cases among residents in the NWT plus three active out-of-territory cases. Of the remaining cases, 599 NWT residents and 11 out-of-territory cases have recovered, and there have been five deaths. 

Community Breakdown

Region

Community

Active

Total

Beaufort Delta

Inuvik

 

3

Dehcho

Fort Liard

 

1

Fort Providence

 

4

Fort Simpson

1

3

Fort Smith

Fort Smith

 

1

North Slave

Łutsel Kʼe

 

3

Dettah, Ndilǫ and Yellowknife

166

395

Sahtu

Colville Lake

 

79

Deline

3

21

Fort Good Hope

1

114

Norman Wells

1

53

Tulita

 

9

South Slave

Hay River and K'atl'odeeche First Nation

10

16

Tłı̨chǫ 

Behchokǫ̀      

57

102

Gamètì         

 

3

Whatì          

4

33

Industry

Diavik

2

3

Ekati

1

3

Gahcho Kué Mine

 

1

Imperial Oil

 

1

Snare Lake Hydro

 

2

TOTAL

246

850

  • The cumulative number of COVID-19 deaths in the NWT is five.
  • The cumulative number of hospitalizations since the start of the pandemic is 32, of which 28 are associated with the current territorial COVID-19 Delta variant outbreak.
  • Cumulative ICU addmissions is 12.
  • 72% of the total hospitalized cases were not fully vaccinated.

Check the NWT COVID-19 Dashboard for further details about percentage of unvaccinated cases and Variant of Concern updates.

Attribution

All commentary is attributable to Dr. Kami Kandola, Chief Public Health Officer for the Northwest Territories.

Relevant links

Media Contact

Richard Makohoniuk

Manager, COVID Communications

COVID-19 Coordinating Secretariat

Department of Health and Social Services

Government of the Northwest Territories

richard_makohoniuk@gov.nt.ca