Alberta is having a different approach to lockdown
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He is talking about the lockdowns that should not have happened. Most of us out here do not care about cases.
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Meanwhile, Alberta reports highest number of COVID-19 cases per capita across Canada and the United States.
Yes hundreds of people at a Bowden rodeo while thousands ( 2 Km stretch ) march through Montreal.
Some of you must think no one else reads the news.
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Almost like standing in a pool of poop and laughing at someone for almost stepping into it.
Some of you must think no one else reads the news.
Thousands march in Montreal against virus restrictions - France 24
Thousands march in Montreal against virus restrictions
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Almost like standing in a pool of poop and laughing at someone for almost stepping into it.
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Sure, stupid people walking with Maxime Bernier.
The comment was towards complaining about one church and a 200 person rodeo while in your own backyard tens of thousands match down the street.
BTW, Bernier has some good policies if you care to look at his platform.
In the Alberta papers this morning.
Notice the NO new deaths.
The province reported 2,211 new infections on Thursday, bringing the total number of active cases to 24,497. There were no new reported deaths. There are 654 people in hospital, 146 of those are in intensive care.
Our new restrictions, makes sense to me.
Notice the NO new deaths.
The province reported 2,211 new infections on Thursday, bringing the total number of active cases to 24,497. There were no new reported deaths. There are 654 people in hospital, 146 of those are in intensive care.
Our new restrictions, makes sense to me.
Rick Salutin: Are the protests in Montreal and Alberta about freedom? Come on
I don’t really get how wearing a mask is living on your knees, but I know many mean it sincerely. However, freedom is just too fluid to be your political or ethical Swiss Army knife.
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Let's see... at a funeral you know people will hug and stay within 2m of each other, so you want less than at a regular service where the 15 will be able to spread all over the church?
And not that many people go to church anyway, and not that often, so being more lenient on that is ok, whereas groups meeting outside happen much more often, and would cause more contamination?
So yes from a probability point of view it may actually make some sense.
Alberta and Québec have to follow the same rules.
Lived fact:
I worked for ten years in cell culture.
So we have to wear a mask and all the protective clothing, be alone in a small room, that's in time. Today in large laboratories may have several hoods, everything is electronically controlled. (ventilation, humidity etc ...)
It was therefore necessary to work sterile, as always today.
One day in my room there was contamination, we had to throw everything away and autoclave.
Then we realized that a student that I was in the process of training had come to work in my office.
And it's for this reason that they must respect the instructions with the viruses.
Lived fact:
I worked for ten years in cell culture.
So we have to wear a mask and all the protective clothing, be alone in a small room, that's in time. Today in large laboratories may have several hoods, everything is electronically controlled. (ventilation, humidity etc ...)
It was therefore necessary to work sterile, as always today.
One day in my room there was contamination, we had to throw everything away and autoclave.
Then we realized that a student that I was in the process of training had come to work in my office.
And it's for this reason that they must respect the instructions with the viruses.
^^^^^ Interesting comment coming from someone who just finished a 3 some, did you social distance and wear a mask? You reasoning only applies when you see fit?
^^^^^^^^ Jumping to another subject is the losers' preferred tactical. Doug Ford, who clearly doesn't know what to do now, is trying that too. He tries to change subject by blaming the fed government on frontier when the contamination is spreading from inside Ontario. The same weird guy apologised a few weeks ago for imposing to strict measures... He reversed his position a few days later amid population protest and his police saying they won't apply those rules... What kind of leadership is this? Since a few weeks he is hiding somewhere. Soon, I suspect Jason Kenney may try a similar "strategy". Probably a coincidence, but Ford and Kenney are both conservative... Trying to put the light on others to hide its inability is a poor tactic. When one doesn't have valid arguments, going to personal attacks just emphasize how fragile his position is.
The title of this thread is:
Alberta is having a different approach to lockdown.
And Sol's first post is: Wish all were the same.
I don't wish the same for other provinces.
www.ctvnews.ca
Alberta is now reporting the highest number of COVID-19 cases per capita in all of Canada and the United States.
According to CTVNews.ca's tracker, there have been an average of 440.5 daily cases per million people in the last seven days, more than any other province or territory in Canada as well as every U.S. state. Cases had been trending upward since March and continue to climb.
The province broke its daily COVID-19 record for the third day in a row on Saturday when it reported 2,433 new infections.
Alberta is having a different approach to lockdown.
And Sol's first post is: Wish all were the same.
I don't wish the same for other provinces.
'It'll crash tremendously': Alberta now leads Canada and U.S. in per capita COVID-19 cases
Alberta is now reporting the highest number of COVID-19 cases per capita in all of Canada and the United States. According to CTVNews.ca's tracker, there have been an average of 440.5 daily cases per million people in the last seven days, more than any other province or territory in Canada as...
www.ctvnews.ca
Alberta is now reporting the highest number of COVID-19 cases per capita in all of Canada and the United States.
According to CTVNews.ca's tracker, there have been an average of 440.5 daily cases per million people in the last seven days, more than any other province or territory in Canada as well as every U.S. state. Cases had been trending upward since March and continue to climb.
The province broke its daily COVID-19 record for the third day in a row on Saturday when it reported 2,433 new infections.
Really, just pointing out someone who touts following the rules and then breaks them, not changing the subject at all. He sounds like Trump, do as I say but not as I do.
Here, some numbers.
Alberta.... Cases 202,115.... Deaths 2,106
Quebec.... Cases 356,219.... Deaths 10,974
Alberta population 4,400,000
Quebec population 8,400,000
Percentage of Quebecers who died... 0.13%
Percentage of Albertans who died..... 0.046%
Yes, be more like Alberta............ Also to note, great reason to bankrupt a country.
Alberta.... Cases 202,115.... Deaths 2,106
Quebec.... Cases 356,219.... Deaths 10,974
Alberta population 4,400,000
Quebec population 8,400,000
Percentage of Quebecers who died... 0.13%
Percentage of Albertans who died..... 0.046%
Yes, be more like Alberta............ Also to note, great reason to bankrupt a country.
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