Originally Posted by bbriann
To me, your 100% ok driving to your Mom's but in interest of not being hassled daily driver might be prudent.
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To me, your 100% ok driving to your Mom's but in interest of not being hassled daily driver might be prudent.
In spite of no stops, no contact, no one put at risk, evening cruises are now a no go.
https://files.ontario.ca/solgen_oreg...2021-04-07.pdf
ONTARIO REGULATION
made under the
[Bilingual]
REG2021.0358.e
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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND CIVIL PROTECTION ACT
STAY-AT-HOME ORDER
Terms of Order
1. The terms of this Order are set out in Schedule 1.
Application
2. This Order applies as of 12:01 a.m. on April 8, 2021.
SCHEDULE 1
Requirement to remain in residence
1. (1) Every individual shall remain at the residence at which they are currently residing at
all times unless leaving their residence is necessary for one or more of the following purposes:
Work, school and child care
1. Working or volunteering where the nature of the work or volunteering requires the
individual to leave their residence, including when the individual's employer has
dete1mined thatthe nature of the individual's work
requires attendance at the ·
workplace.
2. Attending school or a post-secondary institution.
3. Attending, obtaining or providing child care.
4. Receiving or providing training or educational services.
Obtaining goods and services
5. Obtaining food, beverages and personal care items.
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6. Obtaining goods or services that are necessa1y for the health or safety of an
individual, including vaccinations, other health care services and medications.
7. Obtaining goods, obtaining services, or performing such activities as are necessaiy for
landscaping, gardening and the safe operation, maintenance and sanitation of
households, businesses, means of transportation or other places.
8. Purchasing or picking up goods through an alternative method of sale, such as
curbside pickup, from a business or place that is permitted to provide the alternative
method of sale.
9. Attending an appointment at a business or place that is permitted to be open by
appointment only.
10. Obtaining services from a financial institution or cheque cashing service.
11. Obtaining government services, social services and supports, mental health support
services or addictions support services.
Assisting others
12. Delivering goods or providing care or other support or assistance to an individual who
requires support or assistance, or receiving such support or assistance, including,
i. providing care for an individual in a congregate care setting, and
ii. accompanying an individual who requires assistance leaving their residence
for any purpose permitted under this Order.
13. Taking a child to the child's pai·ent or guai·dian or to the pai·ent or guardian's
residence.
14. Taking a member of the individual's household to any place the member of the
· household is permitted to go under-this Order.· ·
Health, safety and legal purposes
15. Doing anything that is necessaiy to respond to or avoid an imminent risk to the health
or safety of an individual, including,
i. protecting oneself or others :from domestic violence,
ii. leaving or assisting someone in leaving unsafe living conditions, and
iii. seeking emergency assistance.
16. Exercising, including,
1. walking or moving around outdoors using an assistive mobility device, or
11. using an outdoor recreational amenity that is permitted to be open.
17. Attending a place as required by law or in relation to the administration of justice.
18. Exercising an Aboriginal or treaty right as recognized and affirmed by section 35 of
the Constitution Act, 1982.
Multiple residences and moving
19. Travelling to another residence of the individual if,
. 1. the individual intends to be at the :residence for less than 24 hours and is
attending for one of the purposes set out in this Order, or
ii. the individual intends to reside at the residence for at least 14 days.
20. Travelling between the homes of parents, guardians or caregivers, if the individual is
under their care.
21. Making arrangements to purchase or sell a residence or to begin or end a residential
lease.
22. Moving residences.
Travel
23. Travelling to an airport, bus station or train station for the purpose of travelling to a
destination that is outside of the Province.
Gatherings
.... 24. .Attending a.gathering for the purpose of.a wedding, a funeral or a religious service,.
rite or ceremony that is permitted by law or making necessary arrangements for the
purpose of such a gathering.
25. If the individual lives alone, gathering with the members of a single household.
Animals
26. Obtaining goods or services that are necessary for the health or safety of an animal,
including obtaining veterinary services.
27. Obtaining animal food or supplies.
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28. Doing anything that is necessaiy to respond to or avoid an imminent risk to the health
or safety of an animal, including protecting an animal from suffering abuse.
29. Wal king or otherwise exercising an animal.
(2) Despite subsection (1 ), no person shall attend a business or place that is required by law
to be closed, except to the extent that temporaiy access to the closed business or place is
permitted by law.
(3) This Order does not apply to individuals who ai·e homeless.
(4) If this Order allows an individual to leave their residence to go to a place, it also
authorizes them to return to their residence from that place.
(5)' The requirement in subsection (1) to remain at an individual's residence does not
prevent the individual from accessing outdoor parts of their residence, such as a backyard, or
accessing indoor or outdoor common areas of the communal residences in which they reside that
are open, including lobbies.
(6) For greater certainty, nothing in this Order petmits a business or place to be open if it is
required by law to be closed.
(7) For greater certainty, nothing in this Order permits an individual to gather with other
individuals if the gathering is not permitted by law.
(8) For greater certainty, individuals may only attend an outdoor organized public event or
social gathering for a purpose set out in subsection (1) if the event or gathering is permitted by
law
If people would all get on board the same ship, we'd already be done with this covid already.
98 GT - Bright Atlantic Blue 'Dech'
For sure, virus has a short life span if not passed along.
I'm torn on this on one hand i want all the city people that have been driving back and forth threw all this to either just stay the fuck in the city or go to their cottage quarantine for the two weeks and then stay there, driving back and forth is idiotic.
on the other hand I've looked at the statistics and EVERY place in the world world that locked down but didn't close boarders and has failed at distributing vaccines is seeing a huge third wave. all the places that did not lock down had more spread of the original virus and are getting hit less hard by the variances even if they don't have a strong vaccine roll out. the stats don't lie, that's the governments job.
Doesn't matter what you think or what I think. If we don't come together and do the same thing, as one, we will never ever kick it, no matter what we do.
We can't have half the population doing 1 thing, and the other's going... "no thanks, i'mma keep doing my own thing."
98 GT - Bright Atlantic Blue 'Dech'
I clearly haven’t looked at as many statistics as you have, but I haven’t caught so much as a cold, let alone a flu over the last year and a half (that’s a first). So, at least in my case, washing hands, masks, and staying the F* away from people has worked.
-Don____________
unfortunately you cant take one persons experience and call it a success.
you have to consider all factors. even if it saved lives from Covid but caused bankruptcy's and increase in deaths from other means then its not a success.
the problem now is the variances are more deadly to a younger population, a populations that had extremely low risk to the original virus. the lockdowns are a direct cause for people dyeing now that if they would have been sick last year but would not be dead.
there are already experts warning about what your saying. it may seem like a good thing that you have not had so much as a cold this year, but every year colds and flu's adapt and change you immune system constantly upgrades and changes so adapt to them. if you remove that steady adaption your now at risk of catching something that has changed so much your body doesn't recognize it. be prepared to be sicker in the near future than you ever have before.
this is the well know science that our "experts" are ignoring.
Well, I’m going to get on with my day before this thread gets locked. It’s my favourite thread because of the thread author.
-Don____________
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