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Impossible, I would never read literature composed by a woman!
Just received an email notice that some hospitals are no longer requiring covid vaccines.
How about that?
How about that?
Good for them. I respect a business that sticks to it's guns.
Man, I'm pretty hearing impaired basically have to yell when you talk to me. My hearing aid broke and I'm to cheap for a new one till benefits roll over.
This is accurate AF
Can't you get a hearing aid for free because you live in the greatest country in the world?
No. He lives in Canada.
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I predicted Gov/Corrupts pushing Private sector to do the work regardless of legality or efficiency or Science TM...The work of gaining further control thru vaccination status, and the eventuality of where that type of public segregation leads.
Now we have divided and radicalized people on both sides of the vaccine campaign/coercion. Sadly, many of those people will remain weaponized against the "others" indefinitely. Regardless of the reality or legitimacy of the polarizing narratives and data.
Brilliant Manipulation
Efficient and Evil
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Patients with and without COVID can share hospital rooms, Fraser Health says | Globalnews.ca
New COVID-19 cohorting rules cite evolving epidemiology around the Omicron variant, which they say "generally causes mild disease particularly in fully vaccinated individuals."
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That needs to be in the Covid Darwin awards thread. LolPatients with and without COVID can share hospital rooms, Fraser Health says | Globalnews.ca
New COVID-19 cohorting rules cite evolving epidemiology around the Omicron variant, which they say "generally causes mild disease particularly in fully vaccinated individuals."
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I've given as good as I got as far as I'm concerned. And anyway we had our little back and forth after I'd given up on trying to keep this place to a certain level of discourse as the people who run it certainly don't care.To be fair I used to goad@Zeph pretty hard so I’m sure I’ve deserved it a few times
i can be a cunt
it’s a personal problem
not youse guys fault
Federal Court Orders Nationwide Pause on Biden's Federal Employee Vaccine Mandate
The Biden administration has already filed an appeal of the injunction.
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Ur a commie
You prefer this approach
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@Dave Insurgent ?For the time being, the province's recommendations largely revolve around self-management, meaning that individuals should be assessing themselves for symptoms on a daily basis. Anyone who has even mild symptoms, such as a sore throat, should stay home until they feel better.
But for those who didn't experience severe symptoms and were never tested, there is no longer a minimum amount of time that they must keep away from the public. Previously, they were told to selfi-isolate for at least five days.
"We cannot eliminate all risk," Henry said. "And I think that's something that we need to understand and accept. As this virus has changed, it's become part of what we will be living with for years to come."
The same layers of protection that have been recommended since early in the pandemic remain important for reducing the spread, Henry said. That includes regular hand-washing, wearing quality masks indoors, and keeping groups small.
People who are at higher risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19, such as the immunocompromised, are also advised to be extra cautious.
Unlike colds and flus, COVID-19 is also still considered dangerous enough to warrant a number of impactful public health measures. Bars and nightclubs remain closed province-wide, while arenas, movie theatres and other venues are still limited to 50 per cent capacity. Organized events such as wedding and funeral receptions are still on pause, and providing proof of vaccination is required for many activities.
While transmission for the Omicron wave is believed to have peaked in B.C. earlier this month, hospitalizations and deaths have yet to subside.
'We cannot eliminate all risk': B.C. starting to manage COVID-19 more like common cold, officials say
British Columbia is beginning to manage COVID-19 more like the common cold, the province's top doctor said Friday while explaining major shifts in the government's approach to the pandemic.