COVID-19 >>"True and Helpful" Covid Information Thread

[Anonymous]

Alberta's highly-controversial proof-of-vaccination system expires as the clock strikes midnight Wednesday..



"We'll never be able to do a full accounting of the extent of the pain and hardship that restrictions have caused," Kenney said.



The premier added that many countries, states, and provinces are also removing restrictions as Omicron case numbers fade.



Rules on closing times, alcohol service times, table capacity in restaurants, and interactive activities remain in place.



Capacity limits on many venues expire at midnight except for facilities with a capacity of 500-1,000, which will be capped at 500. Larger facilities with a capacity of more than 1,000 will still be limited to 50 per cent.



A provincial work-from-home order will expire on March 1, along with the provincial mask mandate and capacity limits for all venues. All limits on social gatherings and cohorting rules in schools will be removed at the same time.



The province still has not determined a date for removing COVID-19 rules in continuing care homes, and it's still not decided when mandatory isolation requirements will become recommendations only.

[cc]

Today From BC - Improving conditions have already led some other provinces to announce plans to lift proof-of-vaccination requirements. B.C. has not followed suit – the vaccine card system is currently scheduled to remain in place until the end of June – but Premier John Horgan has hinted that changes to the province's restrictions could be coming.



On Tuesday, Horgan stressed that those [size=120]decisions will be made based on public health advice, and not pressure from protesters.[/size]



"With respect to other jurisdictions, everybody's addressed this in a different way," he added. "I'll put our record up against all the other provinces in the country."

[Anonymous]

Today From BC - Improving conditions have already led some other provinces to announce plans to lift proof-of-vaccination requirements. B.C. has not followed suit – the vaccine card system is currently scheduled to remain in place until the end of June – but Premier John Horgan has hinted that changes to the province's restrictions could be coming.



On Tuesday, Horgan stressed that those [size=120]decisions will be made based on public health advice, and not pressure from protesters.[/size]



"With respect to other jurisdictions, everybody's addressed this in a different way," he added. "I'll put our record up against all the other provinces in the country."

Typical NDP response. Ryan Meili said the shit here. People have had enough of this pandemic shit. Time to move on and live with it.

[Anonymous]

Today From BC - Improving conditions have already led some other provinces to announce plans to lift proof-of-vaccination requirements. B.C. has not followed suit – the vaccine card system is currently scheduled to remain in place until the end of June – but Premier John Horgan has hinted that changes to the province's restrictions could be coming.



On Tuesday, Horgan stressed that those [size=120]decisions will be made based on public health advice, and not pressure from protesters.[/size]



"With respect to other jurisdictions, everybody's addressed this in a different way," he added. "I'll put our record up against all the other provinces in the country."

Typical NDP response. Ryan Meili said the shit here. People have had enough of this pandemic shit. Time to move on and live with it.

Rachek Notley is saying the same thing..



But, she lets public sector unions do her thinking and they have consistenly opposed all lifting of restrictions.

[cc]

Fash. Do you have anything on Alberta & Sask today ... they are not on my usual site today

[Anonymous]

Today From BC - Improving conditions have already led some other provinces to announce plans to lift proof-of-vaccination requirements. B.C. has not followed suit – the vaccine card system is currently scheduled to remain in place until the end of June – but Premier John Horgan has hinted that changes to the province's restrictions could be coming.



On Tuesday, Horgan stressed that those [size=120]decisions will be made based on public health advice, and not pressure from protesters.[/size]



"With respect to other jurisdictions, everybody's addressed this in a different way," he added. "I'll put our record up against all the other provinces in the country."

Typical NDP response. Ryan Meili said the shit here. People have had enough of this pandemic shit. Time to move on and live with it.

Rachek Notley is saying the same thing..



But, she lets public sector unions do her thinking and they have consistenly opposed all lifting of restrictions.

Nothead is ignoring the science. Vaccinations have been galt for 2 months. Infections were never higher with between 85 and 90% of the population vaxxed. The virus has changed and so must the response.

[Anonymous]

Fash. Do you have anything on Alberta & Sask today ... they are not on my usual site today

Alberta had 1,667 cases today......hospitalizations and ICU were both up..



Saskatchewan had a very low 171 cases.

[Anonymous]

The Manitoba government also announced a new set of health orders, saying it is making the changes because the COVID-19 situation is stabilizing.



The new restrictions, which went into effect on Tuesday, include:





'We're looking at a restriction-free Manitoba by spring': Province taking first step to completely remove restrictions

'We don't have the supports in place': Immunocompromised Manitoban concerned with province's plan to remove restrictions by spring

'We are heading in the right direction': 702 COVID patients in hospital, 47 in ICU in Manitoba

 Increasing private indoor gatherings to 25 people plus household members if everyone in attendance is vaccinated (youth under the age of 12 are exempt);

 Increasing private indoor gatherings with eligible unvaccinated individuals to 10 people plus household members. Youth under the age of 12 are exempt from the vaccine requirement;

 Increasing private outdoor gatherings to 50 people plus household members if everyone is fully vaccinated. Gatherings with unvaccinated people, who are eligible for vaccination, are increased to 20 people plus household members. Youth under the age of 12 are exempt from the vaccine requirement;

 Restaurants and licensed premised can have up to 50 per cent capacity and a maximum of 10 people per table. Liquor sales are permitted until midnight, but masks and proof of vaccination are still required;

 Gyms and fitness centres can have up to 50 per cent capacity with proof of vaccination;

 Casinos, bingo halls and VLTs can have 50 per cent capacity with proof of vaccination;

 Museums and galleries can have up to 50 per cent capacity with vaccination proof;

 Capacity limits at professional sports and performing arts events are increased to 50 per cent with proof of vaccination;

 Movie theatres can hold 50 per cent capacity with proof of vaccination;

 Religious gatherings will remain at 25 per cent capacity or 250 people, whichever is lower, if proof of vaccination is not required. However, services with only fully immunized individuals and those under 12 can have 50 per cent capacity;

 Indoor sports and recreation facilities can have 50 per cent spectator capacity, with proof of vaccination required for everyone 18 and over. Tournaments are once again permitted. Outdoor games, practices and tournaments can have spectator capacity at 50 per cent;

 Retail capacity is expanded to 100 per cent. Physical distancing and masks are required; and

 Workplaces are not required to report positive cases to public health.

[Anonymous]

Today From BC - Improving conditions have already led some other provinces to announce plans to lift proof-of-vaccination requirements. B.C. has not followed suit – the vaccine card system is currently scheduled to remain in place until the end of June – but Premier John Horgan has hinted that changes to the province's restrictions could be coming.



On Tuesday, Horgan stressed that those [size=120]decisions will be made based on public health advice, and not pressure from protesters.[/size]



"With respect to other jurisdictions, everybody's addressed this in a different way," he added. "I'll put our record up against all the other provinces in the country."

Typical NDP response. Ryan Meili said the shit here. People have had enough of this pandemic shit. Time to move on and live with it.

Rachek Notley is saying the same thing..



But, she lets public sector unions do her thinking and they have consistenly opposed all lifting of restrictions.

Nothead is ignoring the science. Vaccinations have been galt for 2 months. Infections were never higher with between 85 and 90% of the population vaxxed. The virus has changed and so must the response.

The NDP opposition in Ontario wants indefinite restrictions too. Just like their federal cousins they have a freedom phobia.

[Anonymous]

Alberta has reported 1,684 new cases today, along with 10 additional deaths..



Edmonton is exploring ways to keep a vaccine passport program going within the city's jurisdiction..



Ontario is not doing away with vaccine passports and restrictions like other provinces, saying instead it will keep them in place for now.

[Anonymous]

Alberta reported 1363 cases today and twenty two deaths..



Hospitalizations and people in ICU are both down.

[cc]

We were going down but have stalled ..  Interior is climbing fast of late

[Anonymous]

We were going down but have stalled ..  Interior is climbing fast of late

Are hospititalizations and ICU climbing fast too?

[Anonymous]

Alberta reported 1400 cases and 23 deaths today.

[Frood]

CEO says they're creating jabs on "lab" viruses.... not actual ones...





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Wtf?



Can't they isolate the virus by itself? What are they using in their labs? Predictive supercomputers which severely trail every variant by 3-6 months, so a new jab is needed after the fact?



And they wonder why the truck NOBODY trusts these fuckwits anymore. They're literally creating a new technology to combat unknowns they are unable to measure to any real degree.