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MJIG
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Here’s the statement from the province:
https://news.ontario.ca/opo/en/2020/04/ontario-takes-further-action-to-stop-the-spread-of-covid-19.htmlA direct quote from the above link:
“Prohibiting recreational camping on Crown land as of April 9, 2020. Under the emergency order, no individual can camp on Crown land, including the placement of tents or other camping structures, while the order is in effect. The government will continue to monitor the situation and re-evaluate if further actions are required.”
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36 minutes ago, DanD said:
The car hasn't moved for the last two months; but he was upset that his plate had expired.
All expiration dates on or after March 1 were extended until further notice:
https://www.ontario.ca/page/extended-validation-periods?_ga=2.37673568.1592670306.1586264313-887641135.1584726326- extending licence plate sticker validation including International Registration Plan (IRP)
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U.K. PM Boris Johnson now in ICU:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/coronavirus-johnson-hospital-1.5522983
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Fish are now starting to run up the Wolf River and the fish cams are up and running:
http://www.wolfrivercam.com/wrc20191_002.htm
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Bobcaygeon Porch Sing in support of Pinecrest:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pLZJK0fYo4sCanadians belt out Hip song ‘Bobcaygeon’ in support of town grappling with COVID-19 outbreak
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3 minutes ago, lew said:
Yet barber shops are closed.
Barber shops would definitely be human-to-human contact under 2 m.
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I suppose a positive side-effect outcome is that a year without any opening day crowds will likely have a substantial positive effect on the fishery going forward.
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What will the stance be on solo fishing once the ice is gone?
Up until now I’ve been assuming that fishing alone, far away from any other person, would be an acceptable way to pass the time in the current situation.
Obviously, opening day crowds and boat launches where people congregate would would be unacceptable due to risk of community spread, but there are many ways to fish without any risk of spreading the coronavirus.
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1 hour ago, Big Cliff said:
What store did you go to?
Sobey’s in Peterborough
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I had to make a grocery run on Friday. Perhaps the panic-buying is dwindling, finally, because everything I required was in stock this time. That had certainly not been the case one week prior when many shelves had been completely emptied of things.
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On 3/25/2020 at 5:05 PM, irishfield said:
and FYI David, virus was still live in cabins on the cruise boat 17 days after the last person disembarked.
I read that too. It’s worth noting that it was only in the cabins that had not yet been disinfected, and not in the already-disinfected cabins, so it sure sounds like our efforts to disinfect, sanitize, and hand-wash might indeed be very important for our own safety.
It stated that remnants of the virus were found in the cabins of people that had tested positive through nasopharyngeal swab, including positive-testers that had been asymptomatic. That would seem to support the stance that infected asymptomatic people can shed the virus.
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56 minutes ago, DanD said:
What is the health unit going to do after these people are squealed on and caught? They are not breaking any law; self-isolating is a recommendation; it's not a law is it?
see 4:45 in the following clip for the penalties which can be quite stiff:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OqaRn2_h5Tk
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Yellowknife, NWT:
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Kawartha Lakes:
Kawartha Lakes:
https://rmh.org/news-releases/hkpr-district-health-unit-reports-positive-case-of-covid-19-in-ckl
Peterborough:
https://globalnews.ca/news/6680751/peterborough-coronavirus-first-case/amp/
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41 minutes ago, captpierre said:
It’s amazing fish can thrive down there. The pressure has to be stupid high. I bet they didn’t enjoy the trip up.
400 ft? Check this out
(Keep scrolling down on that)
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That heavy slush is hard to do anything with. My snowblower just kept plugging up, and it’s too heavy to lift with a shovel.
Straight snow is much easier to deal with.
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Coronavirus.
in Non-Outdoors Open Discussion
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Big Cliff,
Like here, it appears that Myrtle Beach has changed a lot since you left the area a few weeks ago:
https://www.visitmyrtlebeach.com/plan/visitor-resources/healthy-travel-information/closures-and-cancellations/