I believe in freedom of speech.
Many readers here read and appreciate what i contribute to this forum. I have recieved dozens of PM's.
[FONT="]“You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time.”[/FONT]
Many readers here read and appreciate what i contribute to this forum. I have recieved dozens of PM's.
[FONT="]“You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time.”[/FONT]
people are free to do what they want with you. i stopped responding long ago. everyone knows my position - backed by facts - and i don't need to repeat myself. saying the same thing over and over to you is boring.
i don't ever see hate directed at you. i see people posting factual information to counter your silliness.
This shit , agenda push is done / it’s over
To update you once a heart attack drug guy had thousands at his funeral , thousands and thousands could riot and protests, blacks didn’t have to wear masks in Oregon, and Cal gov kept his winery open while everyone could not go to church, go to a park , Nashville mayor said no fireworks but allowed BLM protest
It became bullshit , so stop the bumps and troll and the bullshit , it’s over , wake up, it’s an agenda , ur being played like the bitch you are, be a solution, not the problem u so choose to be
To update you once a heart attack drug guy had thousands at his funeral , thousands and thousands could riot and protests, blacks didn’t have to wear masks in Oregon, and Cal gov kept his winery open while everyone could not go to church, go to a park , Nashville mayor said no fireworks but allowed BLM protest
It became bullshit , so stop the bumps and troll and the bullshit , it’s over , wake up, it’s an agenda , ur being played like the bitch you are, be a solution, not the problem u so choose to be
"Early efforts by Chinese community to curb COVID-19 should be 'applauded', says B.C. doctor
...Comments come as B.C.'s city with highest number of Chinese reports lowest infection rates on Lower Mainland
...Phillips points to other regions around the world with large Chinese communities as examples of similar success.
In Prato, which is home to Italy's largest Chinese population, at 25 per cent, health officials credit the community for bringing down the town's infection rate to half the Italian average after many Chinese residents voluntarily isolated themselves weeks before authorities mandated it.
As of the end of March, a top state health official for the area said no Chinese resident there had contracted the virus.
...At the time, he found when he travelled outside of Richmond, where masks were less commonplace among non-Asian communities, it made others uncomfortable.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/brit...should-be-applauded-says-b-c-doctor-1.5600943
...Comments come as B.C.'s city with highest number of Chinese reports lowest infection rates on Lower Mainland
...Phillips points to other regions around the world with large Chinese communities as examples of similar success.
In Prato, which is home to Italy's largest Chinese population, at 25 per cent, health officials credit the community for bringing down the town's infection rate to half the Italian average after many Chinese residents voluntarily isolated themselves weeks before authorities mandated it.
As of the end of March, a top state health official for the area said no Chinese resident there had contracted the virus.
...At the time, he found when he travelled outside of Richmond, where masks were less commonplace among non-Asian communities, it made others uncomfortable.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/brit...should-be-applauded-says-b-c-doctor-1.5600943
"Quebec becomes first province to make masks mandatory in enclosed public places"
"...For some Quebecers, it did not hinder the shopping experience.
“Once you have it on and you’re shopping, you kind of forget about it,” real estate broker Mark-Andre Martel said.
...authorities urged those who have attended bars since Canada Day to get tested.
Premier François Legault said the province will not be shutting down bars again for the time being, despite the increase in daily cases.
During Friday’s press conference, Legault said he consulted with public health authorities and that the recent surge in new COVID-19 infections appears to be stemming from private parties and not from bars.
Restaurant and bars will have a bigger challenge monitoring their clients.
“They have to be extra vigilant in terms of looking out after their customers because they need to make sure whenever they are moving around they have their masks,” says Gopinath Jeyabalaratnam, senior policy analyst with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7192531/quebec-mandatory-masks-july-18/
"...For some Quebecers, it did not hinder the shopping experience.
“Once you have it on and you’re shopping, you kind of forget about it,” real estate broker Mark-Andre Martel said.
...authorities urged those who have attended bars since Canada Day to get tested.
Premier François Legault said the province will not be shutting down bars again for the time being, despite the increase in daily cases.
During Friday’s press conference, Legault said he consulted with public health authorities and that the recent surge in new COVID-19 infections appears to be stemming from private parties and not from bars.
Restaurant and bars will have a bigger challenge monitoring their clients.
“They have to be extra vigilant in terms of looking out after their customers because they need to make sure whenever they are moving around they have their masks,” says Gopinath Jeyabalaratnam, senior policy analyst with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7192531/quebec-mandatory-masks-july-18/
"[h=1]Slight uptick in Ontario COVID cases as Stage 3 reopening underway"[/h]
https://torontosun.com/news/provinc...rio-covid-cases-as-stage-3-reopening-underway
https://torontosun.com/news/provinc...rio-covid-cases-as-stage-3-reopening-underway
"Where are we in the pandemic?
Many provinces loosened restrictions after the number of COVID-19 cases began to decline but are now seeing a resurgence. That has many Canadians, including Tom L., wondering what stage of the pandemic we are in.
The country is still technically in the first wave, experts say.
In order for the first wave to end, we'd have to reach a point where we see "essentially zero" new cases, explained Dr. Christopher Labos, an epidemiologist, cardiologist, and associate in the Office for Science and Society at McGill University. Any influx that follows would signal the start of a potential second wave.
That means a second wave is not the same as a second peak.
"[A second wave] has to be differentiated from a second peak, which is within the first wave when the cases can go up and down — and go up again," Labos said.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/masks-oxygen-covid-questions-answered-1.5653404
Many provinces loosened restrictions after the number of COVID-19 cases began to decline but are now seeing a resurgence. That has many Canadians, including Tom L., wondering what stage of the pandemic we are in.
The country is still technically in the first wave, experts say.
In order for the first wave to end, we'd have to reach a point where we see "essentially zero" new cases, explained Dr. Christopher Labos, an epidemiologist, cardiologist, and associate in the Office for Science and Society at McGill University. Any influx that follows would signal the start of a potential second wave.
That means a second wave is not the same as a second peak.
"[A second wave] has to be differentiated from a second peak, which is within the first wave when the cases can go up and down — and go up again," Labos said.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/masks-oxygen-covid-questions-answered-1.5653404
