FrostyWinnipeg

Cest la vie

Like that idea.

Definitely quarantining you for 21 days then until im sure you are free of McDaviditus.

LOL! Do you know murica? It's all about taxes, guns and not having national healthcare. Trump x 2.

Kinda would like to see manslaughter charge or give him the option to hear from the families of those who have died.

I thought you were an Oilers fan?

I like Stock. Sorry to see him go. Feel bad. Not racism though as he describes it.

Looks similar to the one in NYC but with better windows.

We are talking Goldeyes rent

Only thing that gonna work there is a Tim's or McD's.

One new case of COVID-19 was reported in Manitoba today. The latest case and the previous three cases are all linked to a cluster related to temporary foreign workers in the Southern health region, chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin said today. The cases pose no risk to the public, Roussin said. Those cases and their contacts are being isolated at this time, he said. A total of 298 cases have been reported in Manitoba, with 282 recovered, nine active cases and seven COVID-19-related deaths.

https://www.npr.org/2020/05/21/858155045/she-gets-calls-and-texts-meant-for-elon-musk-some-are-pretty-weird

Manitoba announced two new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday. Both patients are men in their 40s in the Southern Health region, provincial data says. Public health is investigating the cases, a provincial spokesperson wrote in an email. No further information is available at this time, she said. There are now 12 active cases in the province. The total number of confirmed and probable cases is 297.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/carole-baskin-awarded-tiger-king-joe-exotic-s-former-zoo-n1221906

Animal cruelty is not not funny.

So BC would work. They're already used to sodis at Lions games.

No new probable cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus) were reported in Manitoba on Monday, leaving the provincial total at 295. Dr. Brent Roussin, chief provincial public health officer, said there are 10 active cases, 278 people have recovered and there are currently no hospitalizations. Seven people have died from the virus. Dr. Roussin revealed the single new case announced over the weekend was a temporary foreign worker from the Southern Health Region and was travel-related. Two cases that were identified last week have been linked to two truck drivers who had multiple routes through the United States. "Certainly it is important to know that these individuals took all the right action," Roussin said. "They became symptomatic soon after returning, they were self-isolated and tested, and there is unlikely to be any significant contacts in the community in this regard."

Ahead of Heinola already