Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 12940326)
Record high number of cases in Toronto yesterday 1,855, but record high number of tests 58,000.
What I don’t understand is...Toronto is on lockdown but not certain regions that are part of the GTA. Surely the whole area should be lockdown? I can’t shop, go the the hairdressers but if I travel a few miles within the Toronto area I can. ;confused: |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Stumpylegs
(Post 12939661)
Does Malta have a decent vaccine supply? Honest question that I don't have a clue about, and google wasn't much use - but wouldn't surprise me if they are behind Canada?! (although I'm about as far from an expert on Malta as one can be)
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Re: Coronavirus
It’s ridiculous...all lockdown does is encourage people from an infected area to travel to shops, beauty parlours in less infected areas, especially at this time of year.
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Re: Coronavirus
Government can't afford or is not willing to provide the financial supports people would need in order to have a truly strict lock down and close most places down.
Financially lockdowns effect those who can least afford it the most, lower income earners with limited savings, and the government knows this, they also know they can't provide the necessary financial supports. |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12940391)
Government can't afford or is not willing to provide the financial supports people would need in order to have a truly strict lock down and close most places down
It's mainly fitness centres that are completely closed down right now in BC isn't it? Most other businesses are still open, but restricted to the best of my knowledge. |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 12940404)
The CERB payment of $500 a week for 28 weeks was good while it lasted but no western government can afford to pay people to stay at home for 12-18 months.
It's mainly fitness centres that are completely closed down right now in BC isn't it? Most other businesses are still open, but restricted to the best of my knowledge. Many places open are employing fewer people though due to reduced demand, airlines, hotels, tourism related places. |
Re: Coronavirus
I am getting tested tomorrow.
I had a cough for a few days that has gotten worse, today as day went on, I have gotten aches, a runny nose, headache, the cough as gotten worse, and a weird purplish rash on my back. No fever, and I think my smell is still okay. They have 2 locations now, and its literally next door to where we live, 2 minute walk or 4 minute drive, driving takes a little longer as can't go as direct a route, and they now have online booking. I took the BC CDC screening and it told me to get tested. Hopefully just a run of the mill cold. If I did test P, no idea where I could have picked it, well it would either be from my wife, Wal-Mart, Home Depot, or the pet store, only places I have been in the past 14 days. 911 new cases today in BC, 301 now in hospital with 11 more deaths. 30,884 cases since the pandemic started in BC 54 active outbreaks in long-term care and five in hospitals. YVR (Vancouver Airport) in partnership with UBC and Providence Health Care and sponsored by YVR and WestJet are going a rapid testing pilot program, and asking volunteers to get tested prior to their domestic flight. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...v-27-1.5795881 They don't usually update over the weekend, so Monday we may see another 2,500-2,900 new cases, my estimate anyhow. |
Re: Coronavirus
People who have had it tell me loss of smell is the give away, and they can eat raw onions without issues.
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Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Boiler
(Post 12940508)
People who have had it tell me loss of smell is the give away, and they can eat raw onions without issues.
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Re: Coronavirus
A Costco in Manitoba got hit with a 5,000 fine (not like such a fine is anyway painful for a company like Costco) for selling non-essential items at one of their stores. If the fines are low enough, big box stores may just see it as a cost of doing bossiness, the revenue from breaking the rule may exceed the fines, now if it were 5 million per offense, bet the stores would start to listen.
Not much detail given on the part of the government or even what was sold. A church was also fined for holding services. https://winnipegsun.com/news/news-ne...with-5000-fine |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12940777)
A Costco in Manitoba got hit with a 5,000 fine (not like such a fine is anyway painful for a company like Costco) for selling non-essential items at one of their stores. If the fines are low enough, big box stores may just see it as a cost of doing bossiness
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Re: Coronavirus
No pandemic in Calgary, lets all go to the mall.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...mall-1.5820689 |
Re: Coronavirus
I was thinking just how hard it truly would be to be in self isolation for 14 days if you didn't have someone on the outside, and had pets or in need of something that Wal-Mart or Super Store doesn't sell. I'd have no way of getting dog and cat food since neither store sells the brands we buy and the pets eat, and pet store doesn't do delivery.
It would be tricky for anyone without friends to get what they need for 14 days, delivery is rather limited in this area. Something people should keep in mind, even if you do get over the virus itself, other health issues need to be considered, like this 29 year old who tested positive in May, and seemed to be recovering, then ended up with multiple pulmonary embolisms. Now it's November and he still hasn't fully recovered and just started to work from home part-time. https://bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/vancouv...d-19-1.5203362 |
Re: Coronavirus
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Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12941055)
I was thinking just how hard it truly would be to be in self isolation for 14 days if you didn't have someone on the outside, and had pets or in need of something that Wal-Mart or Super Store doesn't sell. I'd have no way of getting dog and cat food since neither store sells the brands we buy and the pets eat, and pet store doesn't do delivery.
It would be tricky for anyone without friends to get what they need for 14 days, delivery is rather limited in this area. Something people should keep in mind, even if you do get over the virus itself, other health issues need to be considered, like this 29 year old who tested positive in May, and seemed to be recovering, then ended up with multiple pulmonary embolisms. Now it's November and he still hasn't fully recovered and just started to work from home part-time. https://bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/vancouv...d-19-1.5203362 Sounds like that chap has long covid - it's becoming more common. :( https://evidence.nihr.ac.uk/themedre...-with-covid19/ |
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