Some of us are waiting with baited breath for the Archers to resume service as usual..life isn't the same without it...C19 or no C19

Fall schedule at least at NBC, CBS and ABC look to be about 1 to 2 months behind their usual schedules, most of the dramas and sitcoms showing up in November at least they plan to anyhow, usually most of these shows would premiere late September to first week of October.

Time will tell though,.

Will be curious how they deal with this season, mainly if shows that stopped production early in the spring and didn't complete their season, will they finish the last season or not, some left abruptly without finishing storylines.

I don't think we have been to a movie in years, I just watch them when they are on demand if they look good, but most are not worth watching for me anyhow.

Most of what I watch isn't on streaming or only past seasons are, so I get eager for new episodes come fall of everything I watch...lol

I always thought Tracy Barlow was kind of hot... when the psycho-killer is your type it isn't a good sign.

Modelling the province has done, estimates 150 cases per day at current social contact rates.

1,175 active cases, 89 cases announced today, 1 additional death. Hospitalizations up to 34 with 11 in ICU.

28,025 tests completed in the last week.

Transmission is low in most of the province, epi-center continues to be the Lower Mainland.

Median age of infection down to 41.

Children under 10 most likely to be infected at home.

Persons over 80 most likely to be infected in health-care settings.

20-50 most like to be infected by going to private parties, restaurants or at work.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...date-1.5711463

I had her figured as your kind of gal.

Provincially BC unemployment has fallen from 11.1% to 10.7%, but is 12.4% in Vancouver up from 11.6%.

15,300 jobs were created in August of which 10,500 were in Vancouver, so only 4,800 jobs for the rest of the province.

Between August 2019 and August 2020 BC has lost 169,600 jobs.


https://globalnews.ca/news/7316671/b...s-july-august/

Unemployment is still about double what it was in February in BC.


Newfoundland and Labrador - 13.1%

Alberta - 11.8%

PEI - 10.7%

BC - 10.7%

Ontario - 10.6%

Nova Scotia - 10.3%

New Brunswick - 9.4%

Saskatchewan - 8.8%

Quebec - 8.7%

Manitoba - 8.1%

Night clubs and banquet halls not particularly happy with the new health orders handed down today in BC.

​​​​​​⠀‹https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...s-bc-1.5716742

I see that England has "a rule of 6" that comes into affect on Monday. No word yet if it will still be enforced over Christmas.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...nt-do-12067349

That sounds like something from Dungeons and Dragons or something

Vancouver Airport is going to halt construction on their CORE infrastructure project due pandemic losses both in service and revenue at the airport.

Construction already underway will stop by November, when economy improves the airport plans to resume construction.

300 construction jobs will be impacted.

https://www.citynews1130.com/2020/09...ect-cancelled/

BC announced their fall management plan to deal with COVID and Influenza at the same time.

Province is buying 450,000 more flu vaccines than originally planed for a total of 1,965,000 flu vaccines.

Flu vaccine wont be mandatory, but they expected higher demand.

Also hiring more healthcare workers to staff LTC facilities,

Building out COVID testing capacity to be able to process 20,000 tests per day, currently capacity is around 5,000 tests per day.

Also hiring of previously announced 500 contact tracers is ongoing.

https://globalnews.ca/news/7324452/b...aredness-plan/

Regina just started a drive-through testing facility at the International Trade Centre (Evraz Place on the fair grounds). The hours are 2 shifts; short hours in the morning and extended in the evening for people to go after work. No symptoms or referral required.

100 new cases in BC today, no additional deaths.

37 in hospital, highest since May 27

1,378 active cases

Additional update on flu vaccines, the province's goal is to vaccinate 2 million people for flu, and inject $1.6 billion into healthcare system.

Vast majority of cases continue to be in Fraser and Vancouver Coastal Health, the rest of the province have 23 or less active cases.

Breaking records in BC.