Between 6 to 8 weeks in my opinion. It is not the same situation as last year. The transmission of the virus cannot stay at this level of intensity for ever. It is already slowing down in South Africa, it will do the same here. The mass vaccination of the 3rd dose will also help a lot to slow down transmission. As soon as they will be able to predict that hospitalisation will decrease steadely they will give us oxygen. 2022 is election year. Legault will want to cut the measures ASAP and get out of this mess.
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Can't believe this is happening again.
At this point, we need a revolution.
The people need to stand up against this Legault government.
At this point, we need a revolution.
The people need to stand up against this Legault government.
Every person I know agrees with you.
What you may be underestimating is just how bad health care in Quebec is. This situation exposes the weakness even more. We mask some of the problems with primary private health care but as soon as hospital beds are involved, we're screwed.
Legault has little choice. I just hope people hold him accountable. Not for his handling of the pandemic but for not doing anything to fix the original problem.
There have been studies you can find on pubnet that say curfews do slow it but they are also very quick to say "curfews work to slow down transmission but we are not taking into account the economic cost". The cost/benefit is really questionable.
Same here. So I’m going to do Montreal Light in Boston for one or two nights - Casino, Seafood, Hockey game + two appointments with a national agency many here know full of Russian and Ukrainian women. Problem is I’ll be paying the Legault penalty of +$200/hour more per appointment, so will keep it to hours only.
I’m getting really skeptical about about a Montreal visit in 2022. Goal posts are getting moved every week. What’s next?….
Me too, I had planned a trip last week but didn't want to get stuck in Canada if I got a positive PCR test, and now this. I can get into plenty of trouble here in NY, but I do miss the Quebecois girls and the exchange rate! Glad I got some action in during the summer.
True that. When Omicron showed up it was a game changer. Even before Omicron I had forgotten that the booster shots weren't available up there until recently. I know that doesn't necessarily stop acquiring the Omicron variant, but the booster does work well with the Delta variant. Either way stay safe up there guys and the curfew sucks!
Quebec was idiotically slow in starting boosters on December the 10th only..
I got mine yesterday.
At least while standing in line for an hour , I had the pleasure of having an absolutely fun conversation with a very cute 20 year old healthcare worker.
I got mine yesterday.
At least while standing in line for an hour , I had the pleasure of having an absolutely fun conversation with a very cute 20 year old healthcare worker.
I agree YO Yo Legault really fucked up on that one and what is even more infuriating he is trying to blame Health Canada saying he was following the 6 month recommendation even though the province had plenty of vaccines and Ontario had already started rolling out boosters weeks before.
Data from Israel was also available. Strange he had no qualms of disregarding Health Canada when they recommended a couple of weeks between 1 and 2 dose and we had to wait 4 months. Luckily that proved to be a good decision, not because he was basing it on anything other than availability of vaccines.
He will be handing out candies as soon as possible with both hands keeping in line with all scumbag politicians in an election year.
Smart. I always look at a trip to Montreal holistically. The appointments are fantastic, so are the random Quebecois girls, but I enjoy brunch at McLeans, music at Hurley’s, a jog along the river, a game at Bell and then the casino. I don’t want to have to explain to agents why I’m traveling to a Canadian city during a lockdown.
I can replicate a Montreal trip in a city like Boston and wait out this pandemic.
Durant le couvre feu le gros avantage ses que plusieur fille offre des prix special pour nuit complete... ses tout de meme plus dispendieux mais quand tu est capable de payer pour avoir tenter lexperience sa peut etre tres fun
Despite having enforced the most restrictive and draconian lockdown measures in all of Canada, Quebec has by far experienced the highest death rate of any province. Nearly twice the death rate compared to Ontario and Alberta and over 3 times that of British Columbia. This is indicative of a colossal failure of leadership at the provincial level.
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Summary of COVID-19 activity levels, hospitalizations and deaths, testing and variants, and outbreaks across Canada and over time.
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China created the virus, hid the fact that the virus got out either accidentally or on purpose
The easiest crossing ive ever had, didnt have to explain why i was going at all except said i was going to hang out, didnt ask to see my vaccination card nor proof of my test
My convo with the border agent lasted about one minute, asked for my passport, where i lived, what i sos for work and was i bringing anything as a gift, all the usual asked why i was going i told him just to hang out, then he asked if i got trsted i said yes he asked the result i said negative he said have a nice day
The easiest crossing ive ever had, didnt have to explain why i was going at all except said i was going to hang out, didnt ask to see my vaccination card nor proof of my test
For real? It was easy?
Yo...every time I came to the Canadian border. It was always a nightmare and I'm a Canadian citizen! Born and raised!
Canadian customs are terrible and that was before Covid started. They like to abuse their authority..
In fact, little unknown fact, there's actually no oversight committee that watches the behaviour of Canadian customs!
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