April 29, 20205 yr comment_471675 10 minutes ago, The Unknown Poster said: Anyone still trying to diminish covid by comparing it to the flu is trolling or clueless. Not to generalize everyone in the States... but have you seen how ridiculous some of these folks at the anti-lockout rallies are?
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471677 1 hour ago, bb1 said: Coronavirus: Monkeys given Oxford vaccine did not catch COVID-19 - Business Insiderhttps://www.businessinsider.com/monkeys-given-new-oxford-vaccine-coronavirus-free-strong-exposure-encouraging-2020-4 Good enough! I’ll take it 😏
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471678 6 minutes ago, Brandon said: Not to generalize everyone in the States... but have you seen how ridiculous some of these folks at the anti-lockout rallies are? You mean the ones wearing masks, while protesting social distancing...
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471679 Just now, Tiny759 said: Good enough! I’ll take it 😏 Bananas and Gin.....just have to get the proper amounts down...
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471685 3 hours ago, do or die said: You mean the ones wearing masks, while protesting social distancing... Hey, gotta hedge your bets.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471692 14 hours ago, J5V said: What we need to know in order to compare death rates between influenza and covid-19 is accurate data showing infection rates for both. I'm not sure we have any idea how many people have been exposed to the novel coronavirus. We don't do lock-downs for normal influenza therefore I think it's safe to say that the denominator is far higher than it is for covid-19. Thing with covid is, the second wave could be much much worse, so any comparisons at this time should be taken with a grain of salt.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471700 11 hours ago, J5V said: What will be interesting is what happens when we start easing lock-down restrictions. If we get a spike in infections do we go into another lock-down or do we tough it out? Quite possibly the last province in Canada that should try this as they have by far the most cases of COVID-19 and the most deaths, but nonetheless it sounds like Quebec will be the first to re-open schools and their economy. "Quebec has moved more quickly than other provinces to reopen schools, despite having the most deaths related to COVID-19." "Legault said Monday the decision to begin loosening coronavirus restrictions by reopening elementary schools was made, in part, because the risk of younger children developing complications from COVID-19 is very low." https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-schools-questions-covid-19-roberge-1.5547693 Why Legault feels it's safe to reopen economy, even though Quebec hit hardest by COVID-19 "At the outset of the pandemic, Quebec moved quicker than most in shutting down schools and most of its economy. Now, more than a month later, the province is again distinguishing itself, by setting out a firm timeline for phasing out some of those measures. Premier François Legault and several ministers have spent the past two days explaining how the province will reopen schools and businesses. The broad strokes of the plan include reopening elementary schools and daycares on May 11, though children in the greater Montreal area will have to wait a week longer. " https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-reopens-business-schools-why-1.5548127 Edited April 29, 20205 yr by Throw Long Bannatyne
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471703 10 hours ago, do or die said: Bananas and Gin.....just have to get the proper amounts down... Like T*****s and Beer.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471716 Well if nothing else it will be interesting to see how these Guinea pigs do.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471718 You can read the thread to get individual restrictions on each business type. Hair salons opening. Real tough time for businesses that can’t open. Buddy owns a hotel. So it’s hotel, lounge, vlts, restaurant, Banquets etc. Can’t open. Crippling.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471719 3 minutes ago, The Unknown Poster said: <br> "all non-essential travel outside of Manitoba" Tell that to the NWO cottagers on here.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471720 great news for Manitoba today, for sure, but....as Mike McIntyre just tweeted "let's try to not screw this up, shall we...." If people try to do too much, too soon, it's going to undo all the gains already made. Also still concerned about a massive resurgence of COVID in the fall/winter, which might force a reset on everything to lockdown.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471722 Am I stupid in thinking the timing of increased testing and phase 1 essentially happening at the same time are going to throw off the numbers? I feel like they should have run with the increased testing as a baseline for a while first.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471725 28 minutes ago, FrostyWinnipeg said: "all non-essential travel outside of Manitoba" Tell that to the NWO cottagers on here. Well isn't that just toooo sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471739 3 hours ago, pigseye said: Thing with covid is, the second wave could be much much worse, so any comparisons at this time should be taken with a grain of salt. That is by far the worst case scenario and the worst possible outcome of the lock-down strategy. If we end up cycling through repeated lock-downs that means that all we've really done is prolonged this thing and destroyed our economy in the process. I really hope you're wrong but fear you may be right.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471740 1 hour ago, FrostyWinnipeg said: "all non-essential travel outside of Manitoba" Tell that to the NWO cottagers on here. They say this, but no one has the balls to actually enforce it. Last long-weekend the population in my area doubled with the influx of cottagers coming in from Alberta, I expect the same for the Victoria long-weekend. It's mostly a "suggestion" that many will choose to ignore.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471742 Certainly the greatest tragedy here is not the dead people, but the mortally wounded economy. Cant wait for the Ken Burns docuseries about that great hero, the economy.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471759 God I can't wait to go shopping again (I won't go everywhere at once of course, there's only one place I want to go to next week) and when I do I will keep wearing my mask. so it looks like until that border reopens again, I'll just mentally visualize the old Holiday Inn in Grand Forks (the one that was there before the Express was) Fingers crossed that we'll be at a point where Manyfest will still go on in September (that's kind of all I have to look forward to this year) Edited May 2, 20205 yr by iHeart
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471762 58 minutes ago, Throw Long Bannatyne said: They say this, but no one has the balls to actually enforce it. Kind of ironic because people from MB heading to NWO would be the easiest to enforce (only one road in).
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471771 Honest question, assuming everyone is healthy. Are we able to have extended family dinners (grandparents or aunt/uncle) assuming we stay under 10 people....?
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471772 18 minutes ago, Bigblue204 said: Honest question, assuming everyone is healthy. Are we able to have extended family dinners (grandparents or aunt/uncle) assuming we stay under 10 people....? Yes, that was allowed even before this announcement.
April 29, 20205 yr comment_471774 2 hours ago, J5V said: That is by far the worst case scenario and the worst possible outcome of the lock-down strategy. If we end up cycling through repeated lock-downs that means that all we've really done is prolonged this thing and destroyed our economy in the process. I really hope you're wrong but fear you may be right. Ok. So all this hand wringing and pearl clutching at the lock-down.... two questions: what would liked to have seen happen? Before the lock-down and quarantine process that is now in place. and the next question: Given where we are now, how would like the government to proceed?
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