Saskatchewan continues to be doing a great job vaccinating, leading the country having given out over 95% of the vaccines its been delivered. It’s given out more doses per capita than every other province.
At the same time, Regina is a hot mess of COVID. And that will spread.
At the same time, Regina is a hot mess of COVID. And that will spread.
There’s no way to vaccinate fast enough to fix the COVID spread. It’s impossible.
The vaccines are coming in huge numbers from April on, but there needs to be other measures to keep this in check. Even just for a little while. To buy some time.
The vaccines are coming in huge numbers from April on, but there needs to be other measures to keep this in check. Even just for a little while. To buy some time.
Look, every Oiler fan has seen what happens when you don’t play a full 60 minutes.
And Sask fans know damn well you can lose if you put too many people out there on the last play of the game.
We’re close. We can’t screw it up now.
Regina needs a circuit breaker.
And Sask fans know damn well you can lose if you put too many people out there on the last play of the game.
We’re close. We can’t screw it up now.
Regina needs a circuit breaker.
Evidence for my thread. Variants were likely introduced in Regina around January. So even as cases were falling, variants were spreading. And now they’re exploding.
https://twitter.com/drkyle/status/1374090539075731457
It’s worth noting, this was a choice. Sask never did shut down as much as other provinces. In doing so, we played with fire. We knew introducing a fast-spreading variant while spread was high was a recipe for disaster. We hoped we’d get lucky and avoid variants. Regina did not.
https://twitter.com/charlesbreton/status/1374090842680537092
Meanwhile, in Saskatoon: 
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