Official Reports on COVID Grade Inflation?

[Excel-erate Your Breath]

Whilst those of us in undergrad (or otherwise involved in the undergrad scene, ex. Master's who are TAs) have heard these anecdotes about COVID causing a huge grade inflation, has anyone seen any actual reports of this concretely happening (in Canada)?

I've kind of just assumed and taken it as fact that it would be a thing for this (and future) application cycles, but I'd love to be proven wrong. I haven't received a course grade lower than an A (and that only happened once) in 2 years...would love if that is something that actually sets me apart from other applicants rather than just being par for the course.

Crazy to think that a 90 GPA may be below average acceptance...

[AB27]

As someone who usually gets As its been significantly harder and caused a lot more stress this past semester to maintain the same level of achievement. I also TA and have seen similar averages but these are for assignments that would have been similar in other years so take that with a grain of salt. Would be interesting to see any reports. I would think its easier this year to get the 70s/80s range and harder to get 90s or really low.