It's not a bad thing to have the lockdown right after Xams, I believe they want give people something to enjoy after such a chit year, and hopefully do it responsibly, then lockdown and wait it out.Lockdown bumped to boxing day. Another fail. People will have family xmas. They should lockdown return to post-secondary as well.
Douggie is ****** that 63,000 people a day (I think he said day) are going through pearson.
Elementary schools closed until Jan 11, high school to Jan 25.
Woohoo, daycare appears to have survived the arbitrary line in the sand.
Aww, ski hills shut down.
But don't worry, construction, film, television and manufacturing can continue to operate without restriction. facepalm.
Too late for that imo. You will have a huge spike followed by a dip and we may not end up much below where we are now. Cut the spike off and you cut off a month of pain of half-ass lockdown. You already have all the kids coming home from school mixing up populations. They should have been required to stay put where they are on Dec 26 for 28 days. Let them pick where to be locked down otherwise, they will be wandering around and mixing through the whole lockdown period.It's not a bad thing to have the lockdown right after Xams, I believe they want give people something to enjoy after such a chit year, and hopefully do it responsibly, then lockdown and wait it out.
I collected big bass tree leaves all summer and have been applying moisturizer on them everyday expecting this short fallThe big question is,do you have toilet paper?
If you're from outside my town... GET OFF MY GRASS!Some towns don't even welcome people from Toronto...... then we let in how many international travelers?????
Flush? You be fancy with running water and all.Do they flush well?
Must say it's really nice riding out right now
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Funny how there is no mention of a flight from England with several VID positive people on the plane yesterday .
When I was shopping for my unit 30 or so year ago I looked at one that was $19 a square foot but it had some issues. One big one was the units were owner by one person / company and they were self managing. The fees were monstrous and it would have been too costly to fight.Condo fees would be insane though.
Do they count as big box and therefore 25% occupancy? I assume that most stores will get a webpage spun up quickly detailing operating plan. I know some restaurants and ski hills have already released rough outlines of their plans with details to follow as they figure them out.So am I reading this right that HD is no longer open to public but will be curbside only? I thought it was going to stay open but limit the number of people allowed indoors.
I doubt it will happen with typical condos but a resort near horseshoe just completed its death spiral. ~25% of the owners were not paying their maintenance fees and the number was rapidly increasing. Therefore, every year they were falling further behind on maintenance. They pulled the plug and are trying to sell the entire development to get the current owners out from under the thumb of maintenance fees.
I have lots.The big question is,do you have toilet paper?
Left hand and a bucket of water works for much of the world. Probably much more effective than our western approach.I have lots.
If I run out, I can always go crunchy with the reusable types.
Buy a piece of land.... ???
I was entertained by their little dances as they tried to swap positions while not getting close to anyone else. Ford is going downhill. No masks. Extra useless people hanging out for the cameras (Lecce). Boo Ford. Back to basics.Shouldn’t Ford and those around him be wearing masks while making the big announcement??? Set an example while in front of the cameras...even if you’re socially distancing ffs .
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I could understand in normal times, but in a pandemic they are still only looking at profit
Go figure ah
I couldn’t understand where they fit in by a quick glance. Seemed tome they have to shut their doors and only do curb side, but then the current zone in Toronto and Peel they’re open for shopping at reduced capacity. Go figure.Do they count as big box and therefore 25% occupancy? I assume that most stores will get a webpage spun up quickly detailing operating plan. I know some restaurants and ski hills have already released rough outlines of their plans with details to follow as they figure them out.