Ontario reports 306 new Covid cases … and 4 Million Mixxy Matchy Vaxxed Wannabe Border Crossers Await News Of Their Fate

Ontario reports 306 new Covid cases … and 4 Million Mixxy Matchy Vaxxed Wannabe Border Crossers Await News Of Their Fate

Ontario reports 306 new COVID-19 cases and 12 more deaths; 7-day average drops to 500

Ontario is reporting more than 300 new COVID-19 cases and 12 more deaths on Wednesday as the seven-day rolling average continues to drop.

Provincial health officials logged 306 new infections today, down from 390 on Tuesday and from 476 a week ago.


Canada-U.S. will reopen land border to fully vaccinated visitors in November

CANMORE, ALTA. — The United States land and sea border will reopen to non-essential travel in November after a record long closure due to concerns over COVID-19.

The White House confirmed Tuesday night that fully vaccinated visitors from Canada and Mexico will be welcomed at land border crossings next month; however, officials would not specify what vaccines would be accepted or if mixed doses will meet eligibility tests.

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B.C.’s indoor mask mandate now includes children aged 5 and up

The change was made for consistency’s sake — B.C.’s provincewide mask mandate is now more aligned with new school masking rules in place for kids in kindergarten to Grade 3.

“We also want to keep things as straightforward and as simple as possible, therefore I am adjusting the public mask mandate,” Dr. Bonnie Henry, the provincial health officer, said during a news conference.

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A Southwest Pilot Explains What Happened over the Weekend

Southwest Airlines canceled more than 2,000 flights Friday through Sunday, and hundreds more on Monday because employees called in sick, or refused to sign up for overtime hours over the holiday weekend, a Southwest Airlines pilot told American Greatness.

Southwest blamed “air traffic control issues” and inclement weather for the cancelled flights, but the problems were actually a direct result of the airline’s announcement on October 4 that all of its 56,000 U.S. employees were required be vaccinated against COVID-19 or face termination.

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Ontario reports new 390 Covid cases … and your insurance company thanks you

Ontario reports new 390 Covid cases … and your insurance company thanks you

Ont. reports 458 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, 390 on Tuesday

Ontario is reporting an average of 424 new COVID-19 cases on both Monday and Tuesday and two deaths over the past two days.

COVID-19 case data was not released on Monday due to the holiday but provincial health officials said Tuesday that 458 new cases were confirmed yesterday and 390 were logged today.


Pandemic closures, telecommuting fuelled 2020 record auto insurance profits

Auto insurance companies struck it rich in the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Traffic volumes across Ontario dropped to levels likely never seen before at the onset of the coronavirus outbreak in March 2020 as office employees began to work from home, businesses closed their doors to customers and a stay-at-home order was issued to limit non-essential travel.

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This is the single bravest thing I have seen in years

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China denies WHO access to bat caves in search for COVID origins

China has denied the World Health Organization access to bat caves and wildlife farming areas in a region six hours west of Wuhan — as it emerged that nearby wet markets were banned from selling live animals just days before Beijing acknowledged a new virus had been detected, according to a report.

WHO scientists have been trying to access hundreds of caves that contain bats in Enshi prefecture in Hubei province — west of the Chinese city where COVID-19 first emerged, the Washington Post said Monday.

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US schools gave kids laptops during the pandemic. Then they spied on them

When the pandemic started last year, countless forms of inequality were exposed – including the millions of American families who don’t have access to laptops or broadband internet. After some delays, schools across the country jumped into action and distributed technology to allow students to learn remotely. The catch? They ended up spying on students. “For their own good”, of course.

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Joe Biden’s Vaccine Mandate Doesn’t Exist. It’s Just A Press Release.

Americans are no longer living under representative government. We are living under government by the screen people, of the screen people, for the screen people.

The further we get into this, the more bizarre it becomes. People are losing their jobs for non-compliance to a non-existent law, the government and drug makers are immune from responsibility for harm done by the “vaccines”, and the “vaccines” don’t prevent infection or transmission, per the CDC. 

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New vaccine mandate may leave thousands of City of Toronto workers unemployed

Unemployed by Christmas is the future thousands of City of Toronto workers could be facing if they remain unvaccinated for much longer.

A few weeks ago I wrote about the worker shortage that unvaccinated employees would create. The wheels are now in motion.

Civil servants are rarely “fired” in Canada, expect no permanent job losses.

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Inside Melbourne’s eternal lockdown

Will the city ever recover from its pursuit of Zero Covid?

Last week Melbourne acquired the dubious honour of becoming the Lockdown Capital of the World: it has now spent 252 days in lockdown, overtaking Buenos Aires, where restrictions were in place for 245 days. By the time the current — sixth – lockdown is scheduled to end on 26 October, Melburnians will have been in lockdown for 267 days, or 45% of the time since the pandemic officially began.

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America’s everything shortage: Supply chain bottlenecks lead to bare shelves while cargo ships wait to dock and truckers struggle to keep up with demand

A series of supply chain bottlenecks has created a monumental shortage of goods across America, with shelves in pharmacies, department stores, grocery stores and more sitting empty while cargo ships, freight trains and trucks struggle to distribute goods quickly enough to keep up with demand.

Dozens of cargo ships are waiting to dock in California and may be stuck for months in a traffic jam of ships the likes of which has never been seen before.

Millions of dollars of American goods are sitting in warehouses in China and Asia, awaiting shipment. Even once the goods reach American shores, mostly from China, the process is stunted by a lack of on-the-ground staff who can distribute them.

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Look closely, Trudeau’s ‘mandatory’ vax policy isn’t what it seems

The Trudeau government’s mandatory vaccine policy for federal civil servants is like its supposed mandatory hotel quarantine for international travellers last spring.

By that, I mean it is tough talk that amounts to nothing. The vaccine policy exempts tens of thousands of civil servants and will do very little to protect Canadians from COVID-19.

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