Mark H.

I'll add a Do or Die here................... It's all fouled up......anyway...

My wife has extensive knowledge of this...

If herd immunity really worked - then epidemics would have been less devastating during the pre - vaccine era. Look at the Black Death, for example, people died from it for over two centuries.

I’m not sure if slowing down or stopping asymptomatic testing is necessarily bad - asymptomatic individuals will often test negative. I personally know someone who tested negative but continued to social distance because of travel - they tested positive about 5 days later, after the onset of symptoms.

Yes, something was immediately strange about that King's Head story. I heard an interview with the owner on Monday morning, and it sounded like he was on the ball when it came to Covid. Then I saw the article - decided to wait for more info to emerge... Time to turn down the music...

The Westman outbreak had more easily identifiable clusters. I don't expect Winnipeg to be under control any time soon - just my 0.02. Most definitely. Their actions are now affecting the entire city and surrounding area. On a personal level, this is getting exhausting. Some people don't care at all, while others care too much - it's draining. At work, in life and on social media. I think I'll just go whack some ash at my woodpile.

The mayor - eats waffles with fried chicken (extra skin).

No need - he left his suspenders back in Alberta.

People can be cleared by public health, but their body still feels the effects of the virus. This can range from mild to severe. Even someone who is still hospital, might no longer be contagious.

Yes, hopefully we can get the remaining red designations moved to yellow, and have all schools fully open.

Yes, that was the case for me, my test came back negative. It’s not just asymptomatic but also not having travelled and not having contact with a known case.

No, they have spent the past month explaining why they 'weren't' doing that.

Absolutely there were clusters on Hutterite colonies, but MB. is still getting 15 - 30 cases daily, the low of 9 didn't last long. Look, they were asking Hutterite communities, even those who have no more cases and even some who never even had any - to start the year with remote learning - a one size fits all approach. It took some pretty serious work to stop that from happening. It would have been the equivalent of starting all the schools in Brandon with remote learning.

Not to mention, we have an MB. government that is more than happy to find a scapegoat. https://www.brandonsun.com/local/proposed-teacher-restrictions-worry-hutterite-colonies-572280252.html

Agreed. Whenever I read an article, I’ve already seen the info here.

He's right though - boneless wings are made from breast meat.

We are beyond 666...beyond the beast...😎🤩😜

Even though we have been hearing since March that those with underlying conditions will be the most vulnerable if they get Covid 19. This is new information! They've been hiding it!

Which Bomber gave Fajardo the helmet tap after he hit that upright?

Not true. Most of us followed all the public health orders, until things opened up on June 21. There are 126 communities, we are not all the same. So yes, you could find some where what you say is true.

He has been leaning that way ever since the 2015 election. The Conservative stance on immigration and refugees at the time, seemed to shake his dyed in the wool Conservative foundations.

It only takes one person. The vast majority of the Hutterite cases can be traced back to two people. You can take all the precautions you want, but all it takes is one person deciding to ignore them once or twice, especially attending large gatherings or not staying home when sick, and there you have it. And I'm sure this happens every year with cold and flu, but now it is being documented. I just hope we are learning the lessons - they are not just applicable to Covid 19.

I’m sure he’s ‘woke’ now.

Manitoba has gone from under 10 cases to over 400, since opening up. #perspective

Contact tracing is thorough. Because of it, they have learned that there is not as much concern about asymptomatic people spreading the virus. Apparently most people spread the virus when they have symptoms.