SunriseChampion
Senior Member
Don't be daft.
Global warming doesn't mean that we're all going to be cooking up at all times.
Someone of your age should know this. I expect this sort of bollocks from the over 50 crowd.
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Novel Coronavirus COVID-19 (nCoV-2019)
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Don't be daft.
Global warming doesn't mean that we're all going to be cooking up at all times.
Someone of your age should know this. I expect this sort of bollocks from the over 50 crowd.
W. K. Lis
Superstar
Forecast high of 20°C in Yellowknife, YT today. 18°C for Sunday, 21°C for Monday, and 22°C for Tuesday. All for Yellowknife in the Yukon. See link.
Canada hot spot is 25.5 °C Bella Coola Airport, BC.
salsa
Senior Member
I assumed it was just sarcasm, although today is one of those days where the entire cabal of climate change deniers are coming out out the woodwork to declare the end of global warming over a single weather event.
Johnny Au
Senior Member
I saw a very large hailstorm outside.
Johnny Au
Senior Member
Roy of the magician duo Siegfried & Roy died of COVID-19:
www.nytimes.com
Yes, he's the one who was attacked by his tiger back in 2003.
Siegfried is still alive.
Roy Horn, Who Dazzled Audiences as Half of Siegfried & Roy, Dies at 75 (Published 2020)
He and his partner mesmerized crowds for decades, using a stunning mix of magic, costumes and exotic animals. He died of complications of Covid-19.
Yes, he's the one who was attacked by his tiger back in 2003.
Siegfried is still alive.
SunriseChampion
Senior Member
I actually thought to myself how I took it way too seriously. I'm always on people for taking everything too seriously and then there I go and do it up myself.
Proper failing on my part. Thanks for calling that out.
SunriseChampion
Senior Member
yeah, don't worry....we still can't camp on Crown land....oh, wait.
Iiiiideeeeeot government.
Me and my merry band of degens are off next weekend anyway.
The Muskoka crowd are allowed to go to their cottages so I'm going to mine.
We're already breaking drugs laws so whatever. You won't even know we're there.
lenaitch
Senior Member
One problem with Algonquin is that it is traversed by an unrestricted provincial highway. It is large but most of the public access outside of canoe set-ins is grouped around the Hwy 60 corridor. The MNRF will no doubt close the campgrounds which are generally separate from the trails and other day use areas. Attempting to maintain social distancing and group numbers will likely be no easier or harder than any other park. Certainly, trying to do it from the air would be a waste of time. Besides, the OPP has two (possibly three - they were working on funding) helicopters for the entire province. Tthe MNRF has their own aviation services; although fire season is upon us.
Parks that are proximate to the GTA, like Sibbalds, Earl Rowe see a lot of day use, not to mention conservation areas.
I think one of the harder areas to control will be Wasaga Beach - not just Beach 1 and 2, the whole thing. Only part of it is a provincial park and I'm not sure even most locals know what is provincial, municipal and private land.
AlbertC
Superstar
The Loblaws at Dupont & Christie has closed and reopened twice in the span of the last few weeks.
Looks like store management have not been transparent with the extent of the infections, and measures to contain it have not been handled properly.
According to an anonymous staff member, there's been around 20 confirmed cases and that approximately 40 staff are currently in self isolation.
www.blogto.com
Looks like store management have not been transparent with the extent of the infections, and measures to contain it have not been handled properly.
According to an anonymous staff member, there's been around 20 confirmed cases and that approximately 40 staff are currently in self isolation.
Loblaws at Dupont and Christie said to be under-reporting major outbreak of COVID-19
A COVID-19 outbreak has caused a Toronto Loblaws to shut down and reopen two times over the last few weeks but the extent of infections at the stor...
www.blogto.com
AlbertC
Superstar
Another outbreak reported at Toronto Western Hospital today.
The number of patients and staff infected has not been released. Last week, officials confirmed that four separate outbreaks had been declared at the hospital.
The number of patients and staff infected has not been released. Last week, officials confirmed that four separate outbreaks had been declared at the hospital.
Another COVID-19 outbreak reported at Toronto Western Hospital
Another COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Toronto Western Hospital, a spokesperson for the University Health Network (UHN) confirmed to CP24 on Saturday.
toronto.ctvnews.ca
Bayer
Senior Member
At my office for the first time in five weeks this morning to see if everything is in order. I found a memo from our landlord about the Ontario-Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance Program... they say they don't have the details yet, but when they do, they will decide, in their sole discretion, whether or not to participate - and only for tenants who continue to pay their rents in the meantime! Let's face it Justin, your programs just aren't that great. I'm glad I don't need them for now.
Northern Light
Superstar
The Loblaws at Dupont & Christie has closed and reopened twice in the span of the last few weeks.
Looks like store management have not been transparent with the extent of the infections, and measures to contain it have not been handled properly.
According to an anonymous staff member, there's been around 20 confirmed cases and that approximately 40 staff are currently in self isolation.
Loblaws at Dupont and Christie said to be under-reporting major outbreak of COVID-19
A COVID-19 outbreak has caused a Toronto Loblaws to shut down and reopen two times over the last few weeks but the extent of infections at the stor...
Companies, as with governments really need to learn that cover-ups or misrepresentations only tend to dig deeper holes.
Most people (and customers) get that everything from bad luck to mistakes happen.
They just expect it to be dealt with responsibly.
Longos here looks good, when they had a second incident at the same store, they closed it for 14 days to allow for full self-isolation of all staff; and a deep cleaning.
They also have moved ahead on the mask requirement. Based on evidence I've seen, masks for customers don't likely affect spread materially in a socially-distant setting.
But masks for workers do help combat spread.
That said, whether this was done in order to make workers feel better or the public or w/e it shows attention being paid, and caution.
Where Loblaws shows something else.
tiffer24
Senior Member
Cargill meat-processing plant south of Montreal says 64 workers infected with COVID-19. Factory shutting down operations Wednesday after 13% of workers infected with coronavirus.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/cargill-chambly-covid-19-shut-down-1.5563539
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/cargill-chambly-covid-19-shut-down-1.5563539
AlbertC
Superstar
On the topic of Covid outbreaks in food processing plants, here are some from Ontario based operations in the past few days:
44 cases confirmed at Conestoga Meats in the Waterloo region
At least 25 cases at the Maple Lodge Farms poultry plant in Brampton
globalnews.ca
Two cases at separate meat processing plants operated by Sofina Foods
44 cases confirmed at Conestoga Meats in the Waterloo region
At least 25 cases at the Maple Lodge Farms poultry plant in Brampton
Employees allege unsafe working conditions at Ontario poultry plant with 25 COVID-19 cases | Globalnews.ca
Maple Lodge employees from Brampton who spoke to Global News said they were scared about what they were seeing on the job.
globalnews.ca
Two cases at separate meat processing plants operated by Sofina Foods
Northern Light
Superstar
Further improvement in Ontario's numbers today!
Case growth 1.5% (a new low)
Resolved cases outnumbered new cases by 95
Resolved rate up to 73.0%
# in hospital down 55 dropping the number below 1,000 again.
# in ICU down 8
# on Ventilator down 18
Tests off a bit number from yesterday but still above 17,000
Case growth 1.5% (a new low)
Resolved cases outnumbered new cases by 95
Resolved rate up to 73.0%
# in hospital down 55 dropping the number below 1,000 again.
# in ICU down 8
# on Ventilator down 18
Tests off a bit number from yesterday but still above 17,000