Cases in 2021 are not the same thing as cases in 2020 and as gallantca pointed out, a large number of cases are in the younger population, who are generally more resistant to its worst outcomes. (death)
A solid percentage of Canadians are vaccinated so we have a decent chance of fighting Omicron. We'll just have to wait and see how cases translate to hospitalizations.
Best case...Omicron turns out to be mild for everyone (vaxxed or not), we all catch it and gain immunity to all of its variants. Just like how we're living with the 1918 flu.
Worst case...ugh, there's no limit to this. 2020 would be a blip in comparison. Just have to cross that bridge if we get there.
A solid percentage of Canadians are vaccinated so we have a decent chance of fighting Omicron. We'll just have to wait and see how cases translate to hospitalizations.
Best case...Omicron turns out to be mild for everyone (vaxxed or not), we all catch it and gain immunity to all of its variants. Just like how we're living with the 1918 flu.
Worst case...ugh, there's no limit to this. 2020 would be a blip in comparison. Just have to cross that bridge if we get there.