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Good luck.I think I'm getting a lengthy vacation in the next coming weeks:
TTC to temporarily layoff 1,200 staff in response to $90M monthly reduction in revenue
The TTC says that it will temporarily lay off 1,200 employees over the coming weeks in response to a dramatic decline in ridership and a loss of $90 million in monthly revenue.
I think I'm getting a lengthy vacation in the next coming weeks:
TTC to temporarily layoff 1,200 staff in response to $90M monthly reduction in revenue
The TTC says that it will temporarily lay off 1,200 employees over the coming weeks in response to a dramatic decline in ridership and a loss of $90 million in monthly revenue.
Of course children spread it. They don't stop being germs because they were coughed out of a child and not an adult.
Ah right. The bottom will be the ground, I'm building box because my yard only has 6 inches of good dirt before it becomes mostly rocks. I will had 18 inches of dirt.
Haven't had a drink in three weeks but the second they open the pubs I go on a 7 day drinking spree.
I m pretty sure he ll aim at a similar plan as Saskatchewan for opening. Its not full blown herd immunity like uk tried in the beginning with everything open . As he says it will be gradual and protect 60 year old and o er. Gradual Herd immunity is the same plan all european countries are starting to implement too. I don't see any other option except full lockdown for a couple of years and full collapse of the society
Thanks for the update. Seems we're still climbing, unfortunately. And that's without doing as much testing as we should. The numbers are probably higher.
The way he spelled it out, he was asking us to get sick in order to achieve it... That's the impression I got.
Oh most of the under 60 will have to catch it and get sick at some point. Which is a realistic point of view as long as not everyone is sick all at once. Thats where the gradual opening comes into plan. And yes thats what he has been asking , for people to face their fears and contribute in the society like grocery workers, fast food employees doctors, nurses, all essential workers do everyday. Its not a fun realization but its what needs to be done... sadly. And it won't be easy for people at risk ... they ll be very lonely for the next couple of years because they have to be exposed as little as possible
I do agree that for quebec and ontario its too early to open though . What Iegault wants to do is the thing to do at a close future (months) that said I feel its too early by at least a month. As you have said it doesn't seem we reached a peak, still steady growth. No decline in numbers in hospital so that worries me. I hope you can stay safe , like everyone who is at risk
Yeah I agree pushing it back a bit would have been a better way to go about it.
I understand most of the risk and it stresses me to no avail as well as I m the only help of my 95year old aunt. She ll probably need to stay confined for the best part of 2020 and 2021. So I can imagine we won't have our usual date nights and chit chat for a long time, me dropping groceries won't ever be the same. And I m fearful for people who are immunocompromised . I don't know how to deal , the gradual herd immunity is the solution till vaccine but I understand people disagreeing with the schedule of it, I m no scientist and most of us are not either I m hoping the scientist of the governments know what the risk is by planning to open some things now instead than in 1 or 2 . I ll follow their advice though as I m no expert nor most of us are . And yes I understand what it can mean for my health of the health of my loved ones
Maybe I wasn't clear enough, i agree with you I don't like a rushed approach , i understand the need of getting things back up at the same time I feel its too early by at least a month to use a gradual opening plan but it cannot draw out much more than that. For schools I m partial about it, don't understand why it need to start again before September. They can try their gradual opening with other part of the society. One thing though is they should have the chsld crisis under control before trying to open things and have increase in cases from regular people. Maybe they think they ll have that under control by the time new cases start appearing (in about 3 weeks) as the hot chsld have most of their patient infected already and sadly .
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That's actually not that bad, a lot of the responses here seem to think this means that we're not at a peak/plateau, but this week has been a 5.7, 4.7, 4.3, and 5.3 today, we're fluctuating downwards, and ICU is down. Our jump in hospitalizations the other day were from them moving LTC residents to hospitals, and the vent being down is great. Plus if you look at the numbers without Toronto, a lot of communities in Ontario are doing fantastic.
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Yeah I agree, I just wish we would push it back a week or two. My biggest fear is that people get complacent and engage in riskier behaviors. But so far we have handled it pretty great overall. I think things can go well with this plan.
Thanks, it more frustration that it was not possible to get a teleconference with her doctor or any other doctor to just give a refferal for a DVT check and she could just stay out of the hospital completely
I saw before people were looking for masks, saw a place I shop sometimes started offering some.
Gamer Face Masks - FanFit Gaming
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For every 1 purchased 2 are donated, I like the idea of that.
