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Provincial government mandates here have been lifted.

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Quote from: Fashionista post_id=468107 time=1659437562 user_id=3254
Provincial government mandates here have been lifted.

But the pain and hurt remains...



It was an assault on people, their ability to earn an income and provide for their children.



I honestly hope all those fuckwits hang on live TV but it wouldn't go far enough to heal the harm they've pushed...

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But the pain and hurt remains...



It was an assault on people, their ability to earn an income and provide for their children.



I honestly hope all those fuckwits hang on live TV but it wouldn't go far enough to heal the harm they've pushed...

Any necessary inconvenience now is at the federal level..



They're delaying letting people off of planes at Pearson Airport in Toronto because it will violate fire capacity regulations.



The AriveCan app is causing long delays processing passengers.

Quote from: Blazor post_id=468115 time=1659447931 user_id=2221
...and now we know why Joe Biden made Lynching illegal this year!



I agree man, hang all these traitors!!!

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Quote from: Blazor post_id=468115 time=1659447931 user_id=2221
...and now we know why Joe Biden made Lynching illegal this year!



I agree man, hang all these traitors!!!

 ac_wot

Quote from: Bricktop post_id=468269 time=1659483443 user_id=1560
That is good news.



I hope the same happens here in Australia and all those who were dismissed because they declined the innoculation get huge payouts.

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Quote from: Bricktop post_id=468269 time=1659483443 user_id=1560
That is good news.



I hope the same happens here in Australia and all those who were dismissed because they declined the innoculation get huge payouts.

Employers didn't want to do that.....perhaps they'll seek compensation from organizations like Health Canada.

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Quote from: Fashionista post_id=468271 time=1659483562 user_id=3254


Employers didn't want to do that.....perhaps they'll seek compensation from organizations like Health Canada.

Not quite the same here. Some companies, and I think ALL government departments, dismissed workers who would not provide evidence of vaccination. Many have been re-instated, but they still lost money during the time they were laid off.



They should be at least remunerated for lost salary and some compensation for hardship.

Quote from: Bricktop post_id=468369 time=1659511624 user_id=1560
Either way, in my view, it was morally and factually wrong. Given that the number of cases in South Australia has NEVER been higher than it is now, and I assume the same may apply in the other States, these governments have some explaining to do.



I won't hold my breath though. Despite all the lockdowns, injections, draconian mask requirements and general disruption to all society, Covid is rampant. My wife and I have both had it, and the list of friends and acquaintances who've also contracted the virus grows longer each day.



It is manifestly obvious that our respective governments have massively overreacted and the pain they've caused demands compensation.

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Quote from: Bricktop post_id=468369 time=1659511624 user_id=1560
Either way, in my view, it was morally and factually wrong. Given that the number of cases in South Australia has NEVER been higher than it is now, and I assume the same may apply in the other States, these governments have some explaining to do.



I won't hold my breath though. Despite all the lockdowns, injections, draconian mask requirements and general disruption to all society, Covid is rampant. My wife and I have both had it, and the list of friends and acquaintances who've also contracted the virus grows longer each day.



It is manifestly obvious that our respective governments have massively overreacted and the pain they've caused demands compensation.

I agree Bricktop, but companies that were forced to implement vaccine mandates to continue employment shouldn't be held accountable.

Quote from: Bricktop post_id=468369 time=1659511624 user_id=1560
Either way, in my view, it was morally and factually wrong. Given that the number of cases in South Australia has NEVER been higher than it is now, and I assume the same may apply in the other States, these governments have some explaining to do.



I won't hold my breath though. Despite all the lockdowns, injections, draconian mask requirements and general disruption to all society, Covid is rampant. My wife and I have both had it, and the list of friends and acquaintances who've also contracted the virus grows longer each day.



It is manifestly obvious that our respective governments have massively overreacted and the pain they've caused demands compensation.

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I agree Bricktop, but companies that were forced to implement vaccine mandates to continue employment shouldn't be held accountable.

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I agree Bricktop, but companies that were forced to implement vaccine mandates to continue employment shouldn't be held accountable.

Whilst you make a valid point, how many of these companies actually stepped up and confronted their governments about who's to pay for their unlawful and unnecessary actions in dismissing workers without right or reason.



What is the point of having worker's rights when governments and employers walk all over them when it suits.



This should never, ever, happen again.

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Quote from: Bricktop post_id=468604 time=1659585737 user_id=1560




Whilst you make a valid point, how many of these companies actually stepped up and confronted their governments about who's to pay for their unlawful and unnecessary actions in dismissing workers without right or reason.



What is the point of having worker's rights when governments and employers walk all over them when it suits.



This should never, ever, happen again.

Most employers were opposed and they let provincial governments and Ottawa know about it.....they didn't want them..



It looks to me that governments are trying to say they didn't dismiss any employees, it was employers.....so dishonest.

Quote from: Lokmar post_id=468832 time=1659675505 user_id=3351
I said from the very beginning that everyone would get this eventually.....and repeatedly. The jab doesnt do much good.

Quote from: Bricktop post_id=469019 time=1659742950 user_id=1560
I can attest to that.

Quote from: Bricktop post_id=469024 time=1659745061 user_id=1560
Yes. All vaxxed up.



She visited her former office and joined some ex colleagues for a coffee.



The next day she received a phone call saying they had ALL tested positive. She fell ill a short while later, I followed a few days after that. ALL her former workmates had been vaxxed. One became very ill, but for the most part it was similar to a moderate to heavy flu.

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Quote from: Bricktop post_id=469024 time=1659745061 user_id=1560
Yes. All vaxxed up.



She visited her former office and joined some ex colleagues for a coffee.



The next day she received a phone call saying they had ALL tested positive. She fell ill a short while later, I followed a few days after that. ALL her former workmates had been vaxxed. One became very ill, but for the most part it was similar to a moderate to heavy flu.

These vaccines offered some protection against the original coronavirus that I caught. But, they are utterly useless against omicron variants. There is even a study that found multi doses might make it easier to catch the new variants.

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Quote from: Bricktop post_id=469024 time=1659745061 user_id=1560
Yes. All vaxxed up.



She visited her former office and joined some ex colleagues for a coffee.



The next day she received a phone call saying they had ALL tested positive. She fell ill a short while later, I followed a few days after that. ALL her former workmates had been vaxxed. One became very ill, but for the most part it was similar to a moderate to heavy flu.

These vaccines offered some protection against the original coronavirus that I caught. But, they are utterly useless against omicron variants. There is even a study that found multi doses might make it easier to catch the new variants.

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These vaccines offered some protection against the original coronavirus that I caught. But, they are utterly useless against omicron variants. There is even a study that found multi doses might make it easier to catch the new variants.

I believe Dr Fauci acknowledged these vaccines offer little protection against the Omicron variants.

Quote from: Bricktop post_id=469019 time=1659742950 user_id=1560
I can attest to that.

Quote from: Fashionista post_id=469136 time=1659786033 user_id=3254
He alluded to it recently.

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Quote from: Bricktop post_id=469019 time=1659742950 user_id=1560
I can attest to that.

However, we still have ArriveCan. Follow the science True Dope.

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I guess I won't be visiting Canada any time soon.

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I guess I won't be visiting Canada any time soon.

Quote from: seoulbro post_id=474649 time=1662830398
Now, with the results in from standardized tests administered this spring, it is abundantly clear that the school closures have also negatively impacted the academic ability and wherewithal of American children nationwide.



In Washington, D.C., data released regarding standardized test scores indicated a significant drop in proficiency rates between 2019 and 2022.



WTOP reported that data collected across the district pertaining to English language arts and math standardized tests administered to students in grades three through eight as well as to high schoolers in the spring showed:



a 10% decrease in math proficiency between 2019 and 2022 for at-risk students;

a 6% decrease in English language arts proficiency for at-risk students;

that proficiency in math dropped across all grade levels;

that black and Hispanic students saw the largest drop in proficiency on English language arts tests;

that over 2,200 students who were proficient in English language arts in 2019 were no longer proficient this year; and

that over 3,700 students who were proficient in math in 2019 were no longer proficient in 2022.

Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn said, "These results are very sobering and underscore the urgency with which we've all been working for the past two years."

Quote from: Brent post_id=474680 time=1662846800

Quote from: seoulbro post_id=474649 time=1662830398
Now, with the results in from standardized tests administered this spring, it is abundantly clear that the school closures have also negatively impacted the academic ability and wherewithal of American children nationwide.



In Washington, D.C., data released regarding standardized test scores indicated a significant drop in proficiency rates between 2019 and 2022.



WTOP reported that data collected across the district pertaining to English language arts and math standardized tests administered to students in grades three through eight as well as to high schoolers in the spring showed:



a 10% decrease in math proficiency between 2019 and 2022 for at-risk students;

a 6% decrease in English language arts proficiency for at-risk students;

that proficiency in math dropped across all grade levels;

that black and Hispanic students saw the largest drop in proficiency on English language arts tests;

that over 2,200 students who were proficient in English language arts in 2019 were no longer proficient this year; and

that over 3,700 students who were proficient in math in 2019 were no longer proficient in 2022.

Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn said, "These results are very sobering and underscore the urgency with which we've all been working for the past two years."

I want to see Canadian results.