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You may be correct, but Douggie had a point too. If he pre-emptively shuts down an industry without evidence that it is a real issue, from a lawsuit perspective, is that worse? I don't know, I see good arguments for both sides.
Or how to wear a mask. Honestly, if you can't figure it out, do the country a favor and just stay home and get delivery.
Some guidance on what is coming. Likely that Toronto, Peel, Ottawa lose gyms and indoor dining for 28 days starting tomorrow. Casinos remain open though (isn't that a clear conflict of interest and they should be one of the first things whacked?).
It will be interesting to see what happens with york, durham, oakville restaurants as Torontonians spread out to spend their dining dollars. Gyms are even worse as many will just go to an associated facility outside of the perimeter to work out. Hopefully gyms implement policies to prevent this as otherwise they risk the whole industry getting paused.
Toronto, Canada and Global Breaking News – CP24
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EDIT:
List of the new rules for Toronto, Peel and Ottawa.
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Here is a list of all services, businesses and gatherings impacted by the new changes starting Saturday at 12:01 a.m.
Social gatherings
Businesses closing
- All social gatherings and organized public events will now only be able to have a maximum of 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors where physical distancing can be maintained
- The two limits cannot be combined for an indoor-outdoor event
- Indoor dining
- All indoor food and drink service in restaurants, bars and other food and drink establishments, including nightclubs and food court areas in malls are prohibited
Reduced capacity limits for services
- Indoor gyms and fitness centres (e.g., yoga studios, dance studios)
- Casinos, bingo halls and other gaming establishments
- Cinemas
- Performing arts centres and venues
- Spectator areas in racing venues
- Interactive exhibits or exhibits with high risk of personal contact in museums, galleries, zoos, science centres, landmarks, etc
- Prohibiting personal care services where face coverings must be removed for the service
Weddings
- Tour and guide services to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors
- Real Estate open houses to 10 people indoors, where physical distancing can be maintained
- In-person teaching and instruction to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors, with exemptions for schools, child care centres, universities colleges of applied arts and technology, private career colleges etc
- Meeting and event spaces to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors
- Limiting team sports to training sessions (no games or scrimmages)
- Schools and places of worship will remain open and must continue to follow the public health measures in place
- Wedding receptions will be temporarily suspended in these regions starting Tuesday
- Wedding receptions scheduled for the Thanksgiving weekend may proceed in line with current public health measures
Not really. If you can leave your mask on during the cut, it seems that it is still allowed.
I'm just glad that I'm done my major projects around the house....both are zoos and increased price of materials now would make this much more difficult.
Thx for the kind response.
I needed to build something to deal with the hottub lid as the lifter broke and I am done with expensive crap products with no support. I was going to build something properly but seeing lumber prices I changed the plans. A temporary solution has been created from crap I could find in the garage (leftover Ikea pine shelves and a backboard). It works ok. I will upgrade it when it dies.
I don't care -- I keep the TP roll holders empty.
Left hand and a bucket works for half of the world.
Maybe not. I live in an area where merchants and restaurant operators are vigilant and careful with respect to seating, mingling and staff. I notice a huge difference between Toronto and Markham and I'm going to assume they will remain vigilant in order to protect the little they still have.
got my hair cut last week, wore my mask the entire time.
Systemic Handedism needs to be erased. From now on the 90% need to do everything left-handed to make the minority feel better about themselves.
That also drives the economy as people buy left handed scissors to be able to cut anything.
Or they can't find/afford them and they're forced to adopt the ways of the majority.
It is like a dark comedy. Comments on Facebook and Twitter are overwhelmingly blaming the bus drivers for not wearing the masks enough!Related to what @Zoodles95 was mentioning, this almost seems like parody, or comedy, but apparently not:
CDC wanted to make masks mandatory on public transport, but the white house blocked the motion, elect a clown, expect a circus I guess
White House Blocked C.D.C. From Requiring Masks on Public Transportation (Published 2020)
The order would have mandated that both passengers and employees wear face coverings on planes, trains, buses and subways and in airports, stations and depots.www.nytimes.com
this isnt the Justin thread...elect a clown, expect a circus I guess
White House Blocked C.D.C. From Requiring Masks on Public Transportation (Published 2020)
The order would have mandated that both passengers and employees wear face coverings on planes, trains, buses and subways and in airports, stations and depots.
Why is the federal government in the U.S. responsible for everything?Related to what @Zoodles95 was mentioning, this almost seems like parody, or comedy, but apparently not:
CDC wanted to make masks mandatory on public transport, but the white house blocked the motion, elect a clown, expect a circus I guess
White House Blocked C.D.C. From Requiring Masks on Public Transportation (Published 2020)
The order would have mandated that both passengers and employees wear face coverings on planes, trains, buses and subways and in airports, stations and depots.
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