Table 2:

Respondent-driven sampling–adjusted prevalence of COVID-19 testing, cumulative incidence of SARS-CoV-2 infection, and prevalence of first and second dose vaccine uptake among First Nations, Inuit and Métis in Toronto and London, overall city and province as of Dec. 6, 2021

VariableTorontoLondonOntario
OHC urban FNIM cohort RDS-II estimate (95% CI)*
n = 723
General population
n = 2 390 652
OHC urban FNIM cohort RDS-II estimate (95% CI)*
n = 364
General population
n = 345 344
General population
n = 12 214 951
Crude estimateAge-adjusted estimateCrude estimateAge-adjusted estimateCrude estimateAge-adjusted estimate
Prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 testing54.7 (48.1 to 61.3)§44.045.544.5 (36.0 to 53.1)43.946.043.344.4
Incidence of SARS-CoV-2 infection (per 100 000)7364 (2882 to 11 847)5705.26067.07707 (2215 to 13 200)2807.63395.04071.34418
Prevalence of first vaccine dose uptake64.1 (57.4 to 70.8)§81.582.066.6 (58.3 to 74.9)§84.283.782.982.8
Prevalence of second vaccine dose uptake58.2 (51.4 to 64.9)§79.479.761.5 (52.9 to 70.0)§82.181.080.780.5
  • Note: CI = confidence interval, FNIM = First Nations, Inuit and Métis, OHC = Our Health Counts, RDS = respondent-driven sampling.

  • * All OHC estimates and CIs are adjusted for RDS. We used the RDS package in R software to produce the estimates of RDS-II.

  • We age-adjusted the estimates for Toronto and London using OHC Toronto First Nations, Inuit and Métis age-distribution estimates and OHC London First Nations, Inuit and Métis age-distribution estimates, respectively, as reference populations.

  • We used OHC Toronto First Nations, Inuit and Métis age-distribution estimates as the reference population for the Ontario age-adjusted estimates.

  • § Significant difference from local city and province.