The Official Toronto Discussion Thread

[MikelArteta]

why is Peel so high? what's up with that?

Brampton, alot of basement apartments alot of people living in one households

 

[MikelArteta]

But but people aren't dying

Yeah but hospitliazions and icus are increasing

When those are at their capacity and when you have a cancerous bump guess what ? You're all

Tear your Achilles? Too bad we are full

 

[trick]

But but people aren't dying

Yeah but hospitliazions and icus are increasing

When those are at their capacity and when you have a cancerous bump guess what ? You're all

Tear your Achilles? Too bad we are full

Already 87% full in the city btw

 

[BigSteppa]

Schools are a bigger hazard than restaurants foh I'll slap this fatfukk cocaine addict

 

[thatrapsfan]

Weren't you the one who was saying all is well last month ?

It still is nowhere near as bad as Spring. Deaths and hospitalizations from *COVID* aren’t nearly close to April/May peak. Hospitals are full because of delayed surgeries and related backlog from spring. Hospitals are nearly full even during regular times in Ontario so no surprise a moderate rise has put things at crisis levels. They should’ve focused on increasing hospital capacity more than anything else. Delaying surgeries was also a huge mistake we are paying for now.

 

[jdubnyce]

why is Peel so high? what's up with that?

Brampton

 

[thatrapsfan]

[/QUOTE]

Yeah if they did option one that @thatrapsfan proposed from the very beginning, then this would be easier to contain. But people aren't compliant here and they would've never accepted it.

The procrastinating, mixed messaging and poor implementation of public measures did us no favours and there are no easy answers at this point

All you can do is hope that this dumbass provincial government will learn from their mistakes and not reopen public spaces too early again

Well current state, that's not working

Alternative? Blow it up

How are the rest of the provinces doing? Well BC, Alberta?

Quebec don't count

Cases rising in Alberta and BC but doesn’t sound like either will go back to lockdown. BC did a much better job protecting their LTCH so has a much lower death rate. Something like 85% of deaths in Canada are from LTCH and this is even with a lockdown.

Btw vaccine would get delivered end of 2021 at the fastest in Canada, for widespread deployment. I think we are going to play this Cat and Mouse lockdown for a very long time until people get fed up.

 

[MikelArteta]

Cases rising in Alberta and BC but doesn’t sound like either will go back to lockdown. BC did a much better job protecting their LTCH so has a much lower death rate. Something like 85% of deaths in Canada are from LTCH and this is even with a lockdown.

Btw vaccine would get delivered end of 2021 at the fastest in Canada, for widespread deployment. I think we are going to play this Cat and Mouse lockdown for a very long time until people get fed up.[/QUOTE]

do you work in healthcare?

 

[RealAssanova]

Atleast in the summer people were able to exercise outdoors, go for bike rides/walks/runs and just get some fresh air.

You think anyone steppin outdoors in -20 degree windshear?

4+ months of bein barricaded indoors because of this shyt and the weather?

Mental health cases/issues about to go thru the roof

 

[BigSteppa]

I'm tryna find out why tf Ottawa and Toronto have more cases on their own than all of british columbia and B.C DOESN'T EVEN FORCE YOU TO WEAR MASKS INDOORS. Are these anti-maskers spitting or is it just a fluke or is it just the backlog?

 

[thatrapsfan]

Cases rising in Alberta and BC but doesn’t sound like either will go back to lockdown. BC did a much better job protecting their LTCH so has a much lower death rate. Something like 85% of deaths in Canada are from LTCH and this is even with a lockdown.

Btw vaccine would get delivered end of 2021 at the fastest in Canada, for widespread deployment. I think we are going to play this Cat and Mouse lockdown for a very long time until people get fed up.

do you work in healthcare?[/QUOTE]

Lol how about you address what you disagree with?

 

[thatrapsfan]

Atleast in the summer people were able to exercise outdoors, go for bike rides/walks/runs and just get some fresh air.

You think anyone steppin outdoors in -20 degree windshear?

4+ months of bein barricaded indoors because of this shyt and the weather?

Mental health cases/issues about to go thru the roof

Yep. But shut it down crowd doesn’t care and people will ask for more restrictions in two weeks.

 

[JLova]

Sick and tired of this shyt! We had 7 months to be prepared and did jack all. People are going to start saying "fukk it" and taking their chances. So many businesses are going to be wiped out. So many people will die from non-Covid related, so many domestic abuse incidences..crime going to the moon.

 

[MikelArteta]

Yep. But shut it down crowd doesn’t care and people will ask for more restrictions in two weeks.

Meh Fifa dropped today..and ps5 next month

 

[thatrapsfan]

Kenney says Alberta will stick with a ‘lighter approach’ to COVID-19 restrictions

We will see if Alberta fares any worse than Ontario.