Players and fans with the Toronto Sceptres, and Canada's women's national program, deserve a clear separation of church and state.
And one is needed for either program to move forward successfully as @IanKennedyCK writes.
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@Andrew_Dalgarno I do know for certain- it is 100% not the fault of the Minnedosa Bowling Alley and they do not deserve to be bashed for following the health order. Remember- over 80% of our province has taken the vaccine
@Andrew_Dalgarno And calling it medical coercion is your choice. Even if there is a religious component- it is ultimately your choice to be involved with that religion & it has been documented that there are no medical conditions that prevent a person from receiving a vaccine.
@pp9375@ManitobaNurses Yes- but not in the context being used. She was asked yesterday how many nurses are needed and she said a team was doing research to find the exact number- referring to the province not wanting to be over staffed and having nurses “standing around doing nothing”.
A benefit of being fully immunized - 2 weeks after 2 doses, you will no longer need to isolate if you are identified as a close contact of another covid-19 case said Dr. Joss Reimer. Public health will confirm w/ you that you are exempt based on immunization status @ctvwinnipeg
Out of 481,119 Manitobans with one vaccine dose ...
... 410 contracted #COVID19 more than two weeks after that dose.
That's an infection rate of 0.09 per cent.
@MLAStefanson It’s so disheartening that ECE’s and other child care providers have not been given better priority. Where would we be if all the parents had to be home because they had no daycare🤷♀️. An essential profession that is not being treated as one.
@AgnesBeautician It frustrates me beyond people trying to find the loophole in the health order. The quickest way to get small business open again is to get our COVID numbers down. I wish people would focus more on the solution rather than fighting restrictions and criticizing the government.