The Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling referred to as SPI-M by the UK Government released an interesting report recently. The report titled “SPI-M-O: Summary of further modelling of easing restrictions – Roadmap Step 2, 31 March 2021” gave an interesting omission…
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Ontario: Closed for Business… for Good
Can we talk about Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s announcement of new and stricter COVID-19 rules that took place last Friday, April 16?! I don’t like to get angry – especially during Ramadan when I remind myself constantly to practice patience – but what an absolute circus show this man has displayed in the last 48 hours!
He was under fire shortly after the announcement that stricter rules were coming for all Ontario and its residence.
Welcome to the police state known as Ontario
Premier Ford started his address to the people of Ontario today by saying ” Well good afternoon. I’ve never shied away from telling you the brutal honest truth. I’ve never shied away from telling you tough decisions and today I’m here to do just that. My friends, we’re losing the battle against the variants and vaccines.”
Small town doctor “quite alarmed” at “high rate of serious side-effects” of Moderna’s Covid vaccine
Dr. Charles Hoffe is a small-town doctor who runs his own practice in the small town of Lytton in British Columbia called the “Lytton Medical Clinic”. Recently, the doctor has begun making waves for his open letter to doctor Bonnie Henry – British Columbia’s Chief Medical Officer of Health.
Read all about it in this article!
Doctors sound alarm on harm of lockdowns – Concerned Ontario Doctors Covid-19 summit
As Ontarians are amid their 3rd lockdown, a group known as the Concerned Ontario Doctors hosted a summit on the harms of lockdowns that featured some very prominent medical professionals. The event took place on April 11th at 4 pm eastern time….
Essential business earns only 10-15% of income compared to pre-Covid – Government restrictions to blame
Pet retreats, they’re where you take your furry loved one when you have a hockey tournament, a vacation, a date with the slopes or for many other travel-related reasons – but what happens when the travel trickles to a halt? What happens when your business is deemed “essential” and you don’t qualify for any government handouts?
The bills remain the same – but the profits for many small businesses have dropped to mere fractions of what they were during “pre-pandemic” levels as a result of our Government’s Covid measures.
54% of Canadians within $200 of insolvency
According to the MNP Consumer Debt index – 54% of Canadians are within just $200 of financial insolvency. The blog from MNP says that “As pandemic-related government aid and loan deferral programs begin to wind down, the latest MNP Consumer Debt Index finds the number of Ontarians hovering close to financial insolvency has reached a five-year high.”
*Legal challenge* Constitutional challenge against Saskatchewan’s ban on 10 person outdoor gathering limit
The Justice Centre has filed a constitutional challenge in the Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench on behalf of two individuals who were fined while attending a peaceful outdoor protest that exceeded Saskatchewan’s 10-person outdoor gathering limit.
Family Kitchen in Leamington defies lockdowns and opens up – large crowd gathers in support
The Family Kitchen in Leamington Ontario defied Premier Ford’s lockdown orders on Tuesday, April the 6th when they opened up their doors for indoor dining to a large crowd that had amassed on less than 24 hours notice.
Lockdowns don’t work – unless your goal is destroying Canadians futures
As we head into another 28-day lockdown courtesy of Premier Ford I’m reminded of two things. The first thing I’m reminded of is the literature published on August 1st of 2020 in the Lancet stating that lockdowns don’t work. Secondly, I’m reminded of the numbers coming out of Texas that show that Covid numbers have fallenContinue reading “Lockdowns don’t work – unless your goal is destroying Canadians futures”
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