Suspected impaired driver in York Region claims he had COVID-19 symptoms, police say | Globalnews.ca
York Regional Police said the accused was taken to hospital where he refused to provide a breath sample.
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He needs the dui ticket and a few swift punches to the head to go along with it. What an #%@hole. That should be included as aggravating circumstances when being sentenced.Suspected impaired driver in York Region claims he had COVID-19 symptoms, police say | Globalnews.ca
York Regional Police said the accused was taken to hospital where he refused to provide a breath sample.
Robbo
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Worth the read...
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Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now
Politicians and Business Leaders: What Should You Do and When?
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Whoooooosh.
That's why I said since my first reply it's all moot until you propose travel restrictions.
Wakey wakey buddy.
That article is using week-old data.
France now has 3600 cases instead of 1000. Germany now has 4000 cases instead of 800. Spain now has 6000 cases instead of 600.
Their projection of where cases would be today is off: France, Sweden, and the USA aren't quite as badly off as predicted, Spain is worse off than predicted. But ... In the exponential stage of growth, small actions make huge differences. Spain was in denial. (Still appears to be, to some extent.) The rest of the world, for the last few days, have clued in that we have to limit interaction between people and are starting to act. Hopefully, it's enough.
France now has 3600 cases instead of 1000. Germany now has 4000 cases instead of 800. Spain now has 6000 cases instead of 600.
Their projection of where cases would be today is off: France, Sweden, and the USA aren't quite as badly off as predicted, Spain is worse off than predicted. But ... In the exponential stage of growth, small actions make huge differences. Spain was in denial. (Still appears to be, to some extent.) The rest of the world, for the last few days, have clued in that we have to limit interaction between people and are starting to act. Hopefully, it's enough.
sburns
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If we have any disposible cash left after sustaining ourselves through this pandemic.Get your cash ready for the deals in the off season/next year.
Suspected impaired driver in York Region claims he had COVID-19 symptoms, police say | Globalnews.ca
York Regional Police said the accused was taken to hospital where he refused to provide a breath sample.
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Already imposing them, my sister-in-law was going to come and visit with a friend and then we all decided it was best not to.
As far as I am concerned we all potentially have it and I am assuming that includes me and the dog and very potentially the birds at the feeder right now.
imho Issue new health cards that require medical testing and tiny sample on hand for future study, and no you don't get to say no if you want your health care, get real.
Yeah my wife went from a month of planned record revenues to having everybody but 2 clients cancel for the rest of the month.
Some snowbirds are being recalled by their insurance companies...telling them their coverage will end in "x" days. Kinda makes sense... snowbirds, older population, more at risk, more chances of falling ill so come back in order for us not to have to pay for you
Was this you wingboy? (In jest, you seem too smart for these shenanigans)
Waterloo police investigate bomb threat posted online
Waterloo regional police are investigating an alleged bomb threat. Police say they received a report of a bomb threat posted to a social media site that referenced March 14 and 15. The threat also mentioned the area of Ezra Avenue – which is near Wilfrid Laurier University. The area has also...
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Thankfully I have a solid job with seniority and salary. Bonus for this year is likely toast.
Worst case I break out the gold bars.
Robbo
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Plenty of toilet paper to go around, Canada’s biggest producer says
‘We have all the production, our sites are at full capacity to recover from this spike,’ said Dino Bianco, chief executive officer of Mississauga-based Kruger Products LP
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Not me.Lol. I can see anyone living in the area getting really fed up.The morons cost the taxpayers $700,000 last year.Was this you wingboy? (In jest, you seem too smart for these shenanigans)
Waterloo police investigate bomb threat posted online
Waterloo regional police are investigating an alleged bomb threat. Police say they received a report of a bomb threat posted to a social media site that referenced March 14 and 15. The threat also mentioned the area of Ezra Avenue – which is near Wilfrid Laurier University. The area has also...
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