"The Ministry of Health confirms this is accurate," was the only sentence by the B.C. government in an email to CBC News about the 99% chart.
It wasn't.
cbc.ca/news/canada/br…
It wasn't.
cbc.ca/news/canada/br…
Bless people who think journalism in B.C. works this way, but government data analysts aren’t allowed to speak to media.
Instead, we get a communications director who tells us information the government would like us to hear — sometimes helpful, sometimes not.
Instead, we get a communications director who tells us information the government would like us to hear — sometimes helpful, sometimes not.
https://twitter.com/sdcavens/status/1442883271214333952
The story quotes a UBC mathematician who’s helped with official modelling and says these numbers are hard to measure, and I’ve mentioned a few times the limits of B.C.’s IT.
But I think it’s more germane that the government said something was accurate when it clearly wasn’t.
But I think it’s more germane that the government said something was accurate when it clearly wasn’t.
anyways i am sorry this has nothing to do with burgers
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