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On Wednesday, Ontario became the fourth Canadian province to announce plans to require residents to prove they’ve been vaccinated in order to get into certain indoor spaces.
In the plan Premier Doug Ford said it’s “no secret” he didn’t want to implement, Ontarians will be required to show a vaccine receipt and identification to get into certain settings starting Sept. 22. Then, starting Oct. 22, Ontarians will have access to a QR code certificate, proving their vaccine status.

Although vaccine requirements can be controversial, particularly where unvaccinated condo owners are paying fees toward maintaining those facilities, public health rules are nothing new, said Chaplick. Many swimming pool regulations arose from the need to eradicate polio.
“It is extremely common for us as a society to adopt laws requiring public health and safety and vaccination to prevent the spread of disease,” said Chaplick.

As such, even a .1% discrepancy can cause a shift of a whole percentage point. So I've streamlined the workflow (integrated two separate workflows into a duality of fraud) for the two related facets, these case-delta fraud, and the symptomatic patient v/asymptomatic prisoners ratio.

Read the full breakdown here that there was only one additional hospitalization, while 1033 souls were unlawfully detained in quarantine for their LACK of symptoms.
Makes sense, right? Enjoy the rant...

“I don’t question the need for a lockdown in March,” said Dr. Martha Fulford, an infectious diseases specialist and chief of medicine for the McMaster University Medical Centre. “But now we have more information. And two months in, we are at a stage where the harm from lockdown is starting to look like it is going to be greater than the harm from COVID.
“And that is the conversation I think we should be having.”