At this point all SPs who drove into Ontario need to be out by tomorrow or risk being stranded there for 6 weeks.
Thanks Doug.
Thanks Doug.
SP traveling to Toronto?
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Im assuming if your adress is in Quebec, it should be possible to go back home. Otherwise it would be very anticonstitutional. Going from Quebec to Toronto tough would be the issue...At this point all SPs who drove into Ontario need to be out by tomorrow or risk being stranded there for 6 weeks.
Thanks Doug.
The Ontario police are patrolling their borders with Quebec and Manitoba...they don't want you entering at all.
No I don’t believe her, the borders are closed.
It is just as easy to get covid here, there is no difference you are running the same risk as far as I am concerned.
I don’t blame these girls, they need to make a living, it is your decision how much risk you want to take.
What i mean is if you were already in Ontario, and you just want to go home and just say "i wasn't aware of all these crazy restrictions" or whatever. Can they really block you from going home?
Cloudsurf, first I wasn't speaking for you, and second I didn't mean blacklisting forever.
It's up to everyone to decide if we want to take this risk.
Block you from leaving? Guessing no. Ticketing you for being where you aren't supposed to be? Guessing yes.
No, they will never block you from coming home AND.....there will be no enforcement on interprovincial flights.
Fradi, if it's so easy to get the covid here, why close the borders?
Yes, these girls need to make a living because in Toronto it pays more.
And it's also true that it's up to us to decide whether we see them or not.
As long as they tell us.
Maybe you need to think a little beyond an SP.
It is not really about the borders when it comes to an SP. You stick your tongue in her mouth or kiss her or spend an hour next to her breathing the same air if she has covid so will you if you are not protected well enough by a vaccine.
Your risk is way higher with an SP than most people regardless of which side of the border she is on.
Closing the borders makes sense as there is a higher case of covid spread in Ontario, plus travelling is not a good idea to begin with if you want to minimize spreading the virus.
I have similar concerns that some of you ,but one year into the pandemic, I am asking myself: are the odds greater that she is immune because of prior infection than at risk of being infected at the moment I see her? I realize there is no clear answer to that question, but it's something to consider.
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