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Most Canadians Want The U.S. Border To Stay Closed Longer During Coronavirus Pandemic: Even When The Border Reopens, Many Said They Won’t Travel To US
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You have 9x our population and 17x the deaths, but congrats on having a good few days.
Do you have a link to data for this? Everything I've found doesn't confirm that.
Keep it closed, its the only thing stopping covid from spreading further here atm.
Lol my dude, we have 1000 deaths or something total.
You have nearly 100k and rising.
Lol my dude, we have 1000 deaths or something total.
You have nearly 100k and rising.
Look at worldmeters
Canada has a rolling average over 120 or so deaths and the us 1200 for the past week.
Canada has far more than 1k deaths.
The difference between the US and Canada is that Canada never had a city get completely decimated like NYC.(which admittedly, is a really strong positive for Canada)
Canada has 6500 deaths, 174 per million people. US has nearly 100k, 302 per million people. It's certainly more likely that an American will have it, but it's not the disparity that people would be led to believe on ERA.
We have 6.5k deaths. What are you talking about?
Canada can only be said to be doing "well" if you take out our two biggest provinces from the conversation.
It's more likely that an American would have it on average, but if said American wasn't from NYC, it's virtually the same likelihood as a Canadian.
that's a big part of the deaths. it was like at 70% a few weeks ago.
But ontario in general freaks me tf out at the moment. We didn't manage to get a western european halt to the curve despite ouf initally realtively lower count and even we still don't have an adequate solution for contact tracing.
I think that the lack of a serious strain on our not ltc health care system has been giving people a false sense of security.
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Actually as of early May, LTC Homes accounted for approximately 82% of all Canadian COVID-19 deaths. There was a CBC article on it, I can pull it if you really need it for reference.
As a Vancouverite I don't think of it as Canada vs. the U.S. I think of it as BC vs. the rest of Canada (ESPECIALLY Ontario and Quebec) and the U.S.
Yes, the U.S. is a total shitshow with zero indication that it won't get worse, but Ontario and Quebec need to get their shit together as well.
Yes, the U.S. is a total shitshow with zero indication that it won't get worse, but Ontario and Quebec need to get their shit together as well.
