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Are your neighbours vaccinated? Here's a sector-by-sector look at Montreal's vaccination blitz

In order to keep track of the vaccination campaign, Montreal Public Health has divided the island into more than 3,000 small areas. Here's a sector-by-sector breakdown of how things are going.

Montreal Public Health data divides island into more than 3000 sectors

Naël Shiab · CBC News ·
Radio-Canada created this map from detailed vaccination rate data from Montreal's public health department. (Radio-Canada)

The province's vaccination campaign continues to move forward, but there is still a ways to go before the target 75 per cent of Quebecers have received two doses, especially on the island of Montreal.

In an effort to keep track of specific areas where vaccination rates are lagging, Montreal Public Health has divided the island into more than 3,000 sectors.

An average of seven out of 10 of those sections have had at least 75 per cent of the eligible population receive one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

However, only three out of 100 zones have reached the 75 per cent target for two doses, according to the data that was obtained by Radio-Canada.

Radio-Canada has deleted zones in which fewer than 50 people have received either one or two doses, in order to avoid individuals being identified.

(Having trouble seeing the interactive maps? Click here to see the map of single doses and here for double doses)

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Naël Shiab

Senior Data Producer

Naël Shiab is a Montreal-based journalist specializing in data-driven interactives and investigations. He uses his coding skills to answer questions of public interest by gathering, analyzing and visualizing data. When he’s not working on his stories, Nael helps other data reporters with their methodology and code. Naël is bilingual and previously worked for Radio-Canada. In 2023, he won RTDNA Canada’s Excellence in Data Storytelling Award and the Digital Publishing Awards’ top honour for Innovation in Digital Storytelling.

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