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People voted for a buck a beer...
Peel laggingYork region stepping up
York Region is lowering the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility age to 35 and over in five high priority postal codes.
Those born in 1986 or earlier living in the following postal code areas will be eligible to get the shot as of Tuesday morning:
In addition, York Region residents aged 60 and older can also book an appointment for their shot starting Tuesday at 8:30 a.m.
- L4L
- L6A
- L4K
- L4J
- L3S
Wow..I'm surprised people are this eager.
well yeah the variant is no joke breh.. i know 3 people in the hospital rn
continue to vote for these retards brehs and brehettes
these fakkits make it so hard for you and I to even leave canada but are allowing everyone in
Man, as a city, I think we're in for a shock. Most people here who aren't immigrants grew up so cuddled. They're crying all day hiw this shyt is fake, going to protests and shyt. I lost my grandfather and my girl lost her uncle who was a doctor. People really about to lose their minds... could have been avoided though.
Trudeau base
India's health system is collapsing as Covid-19 spreads faster than ever | Daily Mail Online
we should be banning all flights from India right now
barely functioning now just wait till this Indian variant touches here
We should be worried a out a shortage of vaccines as well. India and China are manufacturers. If they run out of stock for themselves, how can they supply the rest of us.
LILLEY: India shuts down, we keep taking flights | Toronto Sun
As India’s capital went into a serious lockdown, extended its curfew, closed schools and tried to recover from a record 23,000 new cases — many of them the result of a double-mutant variant — we welcomed more flights from Delhi to Canada. Yes, travel inside of Canada may be restricted but outside the country, it is not.
Want to hop over from Ottawa, Ont., to Gatineau, Que., for some cheap beer? You can’t do that but you can hop on a flight to Delhi for some cheap whiskey with a side of double-mutant variant COVID.
Such are the strange COVID-19 restrictions that we have in this country.
Moving around your own city or town has become more difficult, while every single day, flights land in Canada from all over the world with COVID infected passengers. If these were buses between cities inside Canada, we would have shut this down — but not when it comes to flights.
I’m not picking on India; in fact, my heart breaks for the country. They are producing so much of the vaccine being used around the world and yet are also dealing with spiralling cases.
Perhaps this is why the Ford government in Ontario on Monday announced that deliveries of the AstraZeneca vaccine made in India have been put off. A total of more than 550,000 doses expected over the next few weeks won’t be coming.
We can’t get COVID vaccines from India now, just flights with passengers who have COVID.
Out of 107 flights arriving in Canada between April 5 and April 17, 29 of those flights arrived from Delhi, but there is no extra screening, no talk of banning or pausing flights as we did from Britain and sun destinations earlier this year. The Trudeau government doesn’t see a point in doing that, just like they don’t see a point doing extra screening on passengers from Brazil.
British Columbia is now home to the second-biggest outbreak of the Brazilian variant after, you guessed it, Brazil. Last week, the Trudeau government dropped extra screening saying that the virus is already here.
Maybe with the Indian double mutant variant, they will just wait until it’s here.
As India’s capital went into a serious lockdown, extended its curfew, closed schools and tried to recover from a record 23,000 new cases — many of them the result of a double-mutant variant — we welcomed more flights from Delhi to Canada. Yes, travel inside of Canada may be restricted but outside the country, it is not.
Want to hop over from Ottawa, Ont., to Gatineau, Que., for some cheap beer? You can’t do that but you can hop on a flight to Delhi for some cheap whiskey with a side of double-mutant variant COVID.
Such are the strange COVID-19 restrictions that we have in this country.
Moving around your own city or town has become more difficult, while every single day, flights land in Canada from all over the world with COVID infected passengers. If these were buses between cities inside Canada, we would have shut this down — but not when it comes to flights.
I’m not picking on India; in fact, my heart breaks for the country. They are producing so much of the vaccine being used around the world and yet are also dealing with spiralling cases.
Perhaps this is why the Ford government in Ontario on Monday announced that deliveries of the AstraZeneca vaccine made in India have been put off. A total of more than 550,000 doses expected over the next few weeks won’t be coming.
We can’t get COVID vaccines from India now, just flights with passengers who have COVID.
Out of 107 flights arriving in Canada between April 5 and April 17, 29 of those flights arrived from Delhi, but there is no extra screening, no talk of banning or pausing flights as we did from Britain and sun destinations earlier this year. The Trudeau government doesn’t see a point in doing that, just like they don’t see a point doing extra screening on passengers from Brazil.
British Columbia is now home to the second-biggest outbreak of the Brazilian variant after, you guessed it, Brazil. Last week, the Trudeau government dropped extra screening saying that the virus is already here.
Maybe with the Indian double mutant variant, they will just wait until it’s here.
COVID-free Australia ‘in no hurry’ to open its borders
meanwhile in a country with a competent government
Australia closed its borders to all non-citizens and non-residents in March 2020 and has been permitting only limited international arrivals in recent months, mainly its citizens returning from abroad.
meanwhile in a country with a competent government
Australia closed its borders to all non-citizens and non-residents in March 2020 and has been permitting only limited international arrivals in recent months, mainly its citizens returning from abroad.