In addition, there is a category now shown in these pie chart. People whose vaccination status is unknown. If you wanted to manipulate the date, you could chose to shift some cases into that category.

According to their numbers, there should be 423 people in ICU who have tested positive for COVID (per https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data/hospitalizations). The above ICU chart only adds up to 278. It looks like they have 145 patients for which they do not list a vaccination status. In addition, they used to have a disclaimer for the above numbers about them only showing the patients whose vaccination status is known. They have since removed that disclaimer for some reason.

Here is the website where the above came from from reference:

https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data

If you scroll down to just the regular "COVID-19 cases by vaccination status" you will notice 2 things:

1. If you click on the "Table" view for the graph below "COVID-19 cases by vaccination status" (the default view is "Graph") they list out "Vaccination status unknown Cases". So they do show these for the non hospitalized cases but don't bother to show them for the hospital cases.

2. If you look at the number of cases per 100,000k people (this is a population adjusted number), more vaccinated people are testing positive on a per 100,000k basis than unvaccinated or even partially vaccinated. Note that the same government that releases these numbers claims the vaccine is the solution to this virus even as their own numbers contradict them.

I will finish off by saying that I have been following this data for the last few months and at times it does behave in a weird way. For example, in late November, the share of fully vaccinated patients in both graphs seemed to be unnaturally adjusted over a period of 3 days. I base this on:

1. On the last day of this period, the reduction in fully vaccinated patients was exceptionally high in the "In Hospital but not the ICU" graph. Almost twice as high as the number of patients typically added or removed. And it was not coming off a weekend where some hospitals don't report new numbers and then report them all at once (it was November 24th to 25th).

2. It reversed the trend that was true for at least the last 2 months, where the fully vaccinated group kept gaining share of all the patients. Not every day due to natural variability, but in the long term. There was never a 3 day period where this trend was broken and so significantly.

3. After this perceived adjustment, the trend resumed (the share of fully vaccinated patients continued to increase again when compared to all the other groups).

4. Over that period, both the hospital and ICU graphs trended in the same direction at all times. You would expect this if the numbers were both being manipulated together. In itself, this is not proof of anything as both these categories are related so do typically change in the same direction on any given day. However, days where they change in opposite directions are not uncommon and for both of them go opposite to a well established trend for 3 days straight is suspicious.