SIMCOE, ONT. -- As he stands with his hands inside his sweater pockets, it is clear that Akole Moses wasn’t prepared for the cold Canadian winter. The seasonal migrant worker from Trinidad and Tobago did not anticipate remaining in the country past November. “As a bread winner, you do it for your family to get bread on the table, it’s a sacrifice, it’s a job, and you do it so they don’t have to go through the hardship,” said Moses. Moses has been self-isolating inside a hotel for the past two weeks, anxiously waiting to fly back home to see his five daughters.