if i'm a family member, i'm calling a damn lawyer right now. that shyt ain't right. trash bag? are you kidding me?
COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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if i'm a family member, i'm calling a damn lawyer right now. that shyt ain't right. trash bag? are you kidding me?
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
This shoulda been common sense though. That's why all these statistics mean nothing. Even the confirmed cases numbers mean nothing since the testing has been so terrible. We prolly been in the hundreds of thousands for a while. In the millions worldwide.
ThrobbingHood
Breh&Breh Associates™
shyt looking like the walking dead up there...
mortuus est
Veteran
these cacs are over the top , its all good tho cause we already know the babylon is on dat bullshyt
No it hasn’t been here.There’s so many stories of people having bad respiratory illnesses over the past 6 months that I think we can all agree this shyt has been here. So many people have come into contact with it and never got sick or barely showed symptoms. This thing is crazy how it affects so many people differently
Virus like a bad chick with options. She choosing
Reason why if it has then u would see situations like Italy, New York and wuhan. U would see the affect on the population.
Trudeau unveils new $2,000 per month benefit to streamline COVID-19 aid - Chilliwack Progress
Trudeau unveils new $2,000 per month benefit to streamline COVID-19 aid
Aid will replace previously-announced benefits
Dubbed the Canada Emergency Response Benefit, the aid will replace earlier initiatives announced last week as part of a $82-billion funding package.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled the new benefit Wednesday (March 25) during his now-daily press conference on the steps of Rideau Cottage in Ottawa.
The aid will provide $2,000 per month, for four months, and applications should be available on April 6. The money will be paid out every four weeks and be available from March 15 until Oct. 3.
Around one million people have applied for EI in the past week due to the crisis. Trudeau said 143,000 of those applications have been processed and thousands of government employees have been redeployed to handle the influx.
Laid-off workers who have applied for EI due to coronavirus-related job losses will not need to reapply for this $2,000 benefit, which will be available for up to four months.
“Canadians who are eligible for EI regular and sickness benefits would still be able to access their normal EI benefits, if still unemployed, after the 16-week period covered by the CERB,” the government stated in a news release.
People who qualify for the money include workers who are sick, quarantined or have been laid off due to COVID-19; parents with sick family members, children or kids who must stay home because schools and daycares are closed; and who are contract workers or self-employed and losing work or closing up shop due to the virus. Trudeau said workers who still have jobs, but have seen their pay cut, will also qualify.
Canadians already on EI, whether regular or sickness benefits, will continue to receive that; if their benefits run out before Oct. 3 they can apply for the new benefit, if they are unable to return to work due to COVID-19.
The prime minister promised that direct support will come for small businesses, on top of the extra credit he said has been made available.
Trudeau also reiterated his call for Canadians to stay inside and to practice social distancing if they must leave the house.
To those not listening to the new rules, he said: “You’re making a dangerous choice.”
Trudeau unveils new $2,000 per month benefit to streamline COVID-19 aid
Aid will replace previously-announced benefits
- Katya Slepian
- Mar. 25, 2020 8:25 a.m.
Dubbed the Canada Emergency Response Benefit, the aid will replace earlier initiatives announced last week as part of a $82-billion funding package.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled the new benefit Wednesday (March 25) during his now-daily press conference on the steps of Rideau Cottage in Ottawa.
The aid will provide $2,000 per month, for four months, and applications should be available on April 6. The money will be paid out every four weeks and be available from March 15 until Oct. 3.
Around one million people have applied for EI in the past week due to the crisis. Trudeau said 143,000 of those applications have been processed and thousands of government employees have been redeployed to handle the influx.
Laid-off workers who have applied for EI due to coronavirus-related job losses will not need to reapply for this $2,000 benefit, which will be available for up to four months.
“Canadians who are eligible for EI regular and sickness benefits would still be able to access their normal EI benefits, if still unemployed, after the 16-week period covered by the CERB,” the government stated in a news release.
People who qualify for the money include workers who are sick, quarantined or have been laid off due to COVID-19; parents with sick family members, children or kids who must stay home because schools and daycares are closed; and who are contract workers or self-employed and losing work or closing up shop due to the virus. Trudeau said workers who still have jobs, but have seen their pay cut, will also qualify.
Canadians already on EI, whether regular or sickness benefits, will continue to receive that; if their benefits run out before Oct. 3 they can apply for the new benefit, if they are unable to return to work due to COVID-19.
The prime minister promised that direct support will come for small businesses, on top of the extra credit he said has been made available.
Trudeau also reiterated his call for Canadians to stay inside and to practice social distancing if they must leave the house.
To those not listening to the new rules, he said: “You’re making a dangerous choice.”
I live in LA brehs.
House got broken into last week when I was staying at my parent's one night. Ran sacked, stole my guns, cash, some clothes, jewelry, and electronics. Folks are getting even more desperate out here, and it's going to get worse. No jobs, and people are scared. I already hit a gun shop to retool up. Stay safe.
House got broken into last week when I was staying at my parent's one night. Ran sacked, stole my guns, cash, some clothes, jewelry, and electronics. Folks are getting even more desperate out here, and it's going to get worse. No jobs, and people are scared. I already hit a gun shop to retool up. Stay safe.
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Some cruises last up to a month straight
The stats are not accurate but the deaths are, a lot of people are dying.
ThrobbingHood
Breh&Breh Associates™
Sorry to hear that. We could all see this was gonna happen sadly. I hope every breh is tooled upz
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
When your country is trash where trash bags. Support these hero's and stay home.
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
What's the lawyer going to do? If anybody should be sued, it's the federal government since Trump is refusing to do what he's supposed to do
Yep. Some cruises were still in progress.
I’ll never go on another cruise for the rest of my life. Petri dish in the ocean.
I think you guys are mixing up the media and social media too much but please if I am wrong please correct me but let me know what legitimate media site is saying that the cause was bats?
You don’t know if eating bats caused this either. You believe it because that’s what the media is saying. Public doesn’t want to consider the alternative, so it’s the easy way out. Nobody knows definitively.
Folks continue to ignore the fact that Wuhan is the location of multiple bioweapon and virology labs. The fact that patient zero originated here should arouse suspicion.
US will never say that overtly, but you best believe the military is on their guard right now.
