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REMercsChamp posted...

So - a lot of new information has come in since then.

The quarantine rules that were said to be enforced and mandatory 2 weeks ago, really, people did not get on board until late this week.

We also repatriated a shit load of infected people the last 2 weeks.

So now we're back to where we should have been 2 weeks ago, today. So it'll be another two weeks before things start getting better. Canada hasn't been hit as hard as the States and I believe will end up being a model of recovery like South Korea.

Will it though?
As late as last week people in Vancouver were still sunbathing on the beach, and they literally had to pass a law to fine people aren't taking this seriously.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/vancouver-council-covid-fines-1.5506828

And you just had a major supermarket in the Toronto area that was closed because an employee was confirmed to have the virus, and when they opened up, it was closed right away when a second employee was confirmed to be infected.

Once multiple grocery stores are closed due to employees being infected, between the closure, the disposed perishable food, etc, you can bet any Canadian "manners" will go out the window.

2 weeks is pretty optimistic. If the police strictly enforce isolation rules across the country, then maybe (out of pure physics), but you know they will be reluctant with all the Charter Rights arguments that will result. Draconian isolation rules don't do well in countries used to freedom.

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