#	Prov.	No. of cases	Duration (in days) (Generations)	Genotype	Description
1	SK	10	32 (3)	B3– Harare*	• The index case was an importation from the Philippines in an unimmunized Canadian traveller. • Subsequent spread was reported among contacts in a variety of settings.
2	BC	2	14 (2)	B3– Harare*	• The index case in this outbreak had an unknown source of exposure. • The secondary case was epidemiologically linked to the index case.
3	AB	3	4 (1)	B3– Harare*	• The primary case was not identified. • This cluster of three cases were presumed to have shared a common source of exposure based on their dates of rash onset.
4	BC	325	107 (9)	D8 - Taunton†	• The primary case was not reported, but was believed to have been an importation from the Netherlands. • Subsequent spread occurred within a non-immunizing religious community primarily in a school-based setting. • Very few cases related to this outbreak were reported outside of the religious community.
5	ON	4	26 (3)	B3– Harare*	• The index case in this outbreak was an importation from the Philippines in an unimmunized child. • The secondary cases were household and school contacts.
6	ON	2	12 (2)	B3	• The index case in this outbreak was an importation from Thailand in an immunized Canadian traveller. • The secondary case was a household contact of the case.
7	ON	3	19 (2)	B3– Harare*	• The index case in this outbreak was an importation from the Philippines, who also travelled to China. • The two secondary cases were exposed to measles in a health care setting.
8	MB	2	15 (2)	B3– Harare*	• The index case in this outbreak had an unknown source of exposure. • The secondary case was a close household contact of the index case.
9	MB	2	21 (2)	B3– Harare*	• The index case in this outbreak had an unknown source of exposure. • The secondary case was exposed in a healthcare setting.
10	AB	2	5 (1)	D8 - Taunton†	• The primary case for this outbreak was unknown. • The two reported cases were epidemiologically linked and were presumed to have a common source of exposure.
11	AB	4	27 (3)	B3	• The index case was an importation from the Philippines in an unimmunized Canadian. • The secondary cases were import-related, epidemiologically-linked cases in the same health unit.
12	AB	9	53 (5)	B3– Harare*	• This event includes two simultaneous importations from the Philippines (recent immigrants who travelled together). • The secondary cases were import-related cases.
13	ON	5	12 (1)	D9	• The index case was a visitor from China epidemiologically linked to an ongoing outbreak there. • All five cases were epidemiologically linked to this one visitor.
14	MB	2	13 (2)	D4	• The index case in this outbreak was imported from India. • The secondary case had a weak epi-link to the index case.
15	SK	5	9 (2)	D8– Taunton†	• The primary case for this event was not identified, but is presumed to be the common source of exposure for the reported cases. • The reported cases compose two clusters with no travel or source of exposure identified.
16	AB	2	13 (2)	D8	• The index case in this outbreak was an importation from India. • The secondary case was epidemiologically linked to the index case.
17	BC	2	18 (2)	B3– Harare*	• The index case had an unknown source of exposure. • The secondary case was exposed in a health care setting.
18	BC	2	9 (2)	B3– Harare*	• The index case had an unknown source of exposure. • The secondary case was a household contact.