again, it's frankly embarrassing
Just say you don't want to share the information with the public instead of insultingly stringing along journalists for months.
Just say you don't want to share the information with the public instead of insultingly stringing along journalists for months.
https://twitter.com/alexem/status/1390461596401487876
What's probably going to happen is the government will provide information on neighbourhood case counts at some point in the near future.
They will applaud themselves for being transparent.
They will applaud themselves for being transparent.
on a related note, the bccdc dashboard (which the government often trumpets as the way they are transparent) is having a "systems" issue for the third time in four days
it's fun, it's fun, i love it here
it's fun, it's fun, i love it here
The Vancouver Sun has published the full internal BCCDC report for the last week: vancouversun.com/news/local-new…
It contains a number of metrics around the vaccination campaign and 3rd wave that are interesting.
It is sad the government does not trust the public with this information.
It contains a number of metrics around the vaccination campaign and 3rd wave that are interesting.
It is sad the government does not trust the public with this information.
The biggest story out of the documents, which @katiederosayyj reported on, is the positivity rate in many parts of Surrey was more than 20% last week.
But the number of people vaccinated there lagged behind richer, whiter areas of the Fraser Valley.
vancouversun.com/news/covid-19-…
But the number of people vaccinated there lagged behind richer, whiter areas of the Fraser Valley.
vancouversun.com/news/covid-19-…
saying “maybe the government should hide information because people may not understand it and i don’t trust you to communicate it properly” is certainly an argument
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