Lot more people in Florida locked up then in Canada. And you seem to feel the need to own a gun to go about your business. I'm free to go pretty much anywhere in this city and I don't need a gun to do so.
Canada’s covid-19 second wave is a humbling moment after a summer of bragging
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Lot more people in Florida locked up then in Canada. And you seem to feel the need to own a gun to go about your business. I'm free to go pretty much anywhere in this city and I don't need a gun to do so.
Nothing worse then traveling for a little vacation and there's a bunch of loud, obnoxious Canadians on the plane.
People are stressed enough during this pandemic. The Canadians can help by staying home.
We know they have been in lockdown for a long time but, hey, that's their problem.
Canada party plane influencer 'idiots' fly home to face music
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59917300
People are stressed enough during this pandemic. The Canadians can help by staying home.
We know they have been in lockdown for a long time but, hey, that's their problem.
Canada party plane influencer 'idiots' fly home to face music
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59917300
Aaaand he's back (11 times now)
And now its guns that are the topic!
Lot more people locked up in Florida? We talking about criminals now?
Lets have some fun. Since you block and then unblock over and over again just to snipe comments, lets see it work the other way.
Go read.
I've posted this before about how Florida's unemployment is lower, people are moving here in droves, etc. And its about - as I've said in the previous posts - FREEDOM. Not being locked down, not having schools closed, not being forced to wear a mask that doesn't work. You know, freedom.
NYT: CDC says don't go to Canada. Must be due to that amazing COVID response! Oh, and the added bonus of locking everyone down, and all the restrictions. And the lovely weather.
The C.D.C. advises against travel to Canada
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday advised Americans to avoid travel to Canada, citing “very high” levels of the coronavirus.
Canada was placed under a Level 4 travel health notice — the highest category — joining several countries, including France, Germany, Britain, Spain, South Africa and others. The Caribbean island of Curaçao was also placed under Level 4 travel notice on Monday.
“Because of the current situation in Canada, even fully vaccinated travelers may be at risk for getting and spreading Covid-19 variants,” the C.D.C. said.
Through Sunday, Canada had reported a daily average of 42,062 new infections, an increase of 169 percent over the past two weeks, according to a New York Times database.
Travel between the two countries has only resumed recently. The U.S. land border reopened to Canadian travelers on Nov. 8. Americans have been allowed to travel to Canada since Aug. 9 as long as they had been fully vaccinated at least two weeks before traveling.
For those who must travel to Canada, the C.D.C. recommends being fully vaccinated. Those who are fully vaccinated are eligible to enter Canada, but must also be tested beforehand.
The Canadian government recently announced that starting on Saturday, certain groups of people, who were previously exempt from entry requirements, will be allowed to travel to the country only if they are fully vaccinated.
They include professional athletes, certain temporary foreign workers and essential service providers, including truck drivers.
The move has raised concerns from certain groups, including the National Propane Gas Association and the Canadian Propane Gas Association, which said in a statement that the mandate may cause “significant logistics disruptions or delays.”
In December, the Canadian government issued its own travel health notice, advising Canadians to avoid nonessential travel out of the country, regardless of their vaccination status.
— Jesus Jiménez
The C.D.C. advises against travel to Canada
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday advised Americans to avoid travel to Canada, citing “very high” levels of the coronavirus.
Canada was placed under a Level 4 travel health notice — the highest category — joining several countries, including France, Germany, Britain, Spain, South Africa and others. The Caribbean island of Curaçao was also placed under Level 4 travel notice on Monday.
“Because of the current situation in Canada, even fully vaccinated travelers may be at risk for getting and spreading Covid-19 variants,” the C.D.C. said.
Through Sunday, Canada had reported a daily average of 42,062 new infections, an increase of 169 percent over the past two weeks, according to a New York Times database.
Travel between the two countries has only resumed recently. The U.S. land border reopened to Canadian travelers on Nov. 8. Americans have been allowed to travel to Canada since Aug. 9 as long as they had been fully vaccinated at least two weeks before traveling.
For those who must travel to Canada, the C.D.C. recommends being fully vaccinated. Those who are fully vaccinated are eligible to enter Canada, but must also be tested beforehand.
The Canadian government recently announced that starting on Saturday, certain groups of people, who were previously exempt from entry requirements, will be allowed to travel to the country only if they are fully vaccinated.
They include professional athletes, certain temporary foreign workers and essential service providers, including truck drivers.
The move has raised concerns from certain groups, including the National Propane Gas Association and the Canadian Propane Gas Association, which said in a statement that the mandate may cause “significant logistics disruptions or delays.”
In December, the Canadian government issued its own travel health notice, advising Canadians to avoid nonessential travel out of the country, regardless of their vaccination status.
— Jesus Jiménez
Oh come on, the Arctic Circle is beautiful this time of year! If the cold does not kill you, the brown bears will! Party time!
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