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(You know the dinner. The one secretly captured by a surreptitious photographer with a telephoto lens from a whole other building.)
Are all the current COVID restrictions being scrupulously honoured? Technically, no.
They’re not exactly a hockey-stick’s length apart at all times.
But they’re all vaccinated to one dose. They’re not crowded together. And, most importantly, they’re outside.
The transmission of this disease outdoors, even before vaccines and masks is negligible.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) claimed for 14 months “under 10 per cent of all COVID cases are contracted outside.” Then the New York Times discovered the CDC’s own figures showed it was likely closer 0.1 per cent.
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There must be days when Alberta Premier Jason Kenney wonders how he ended up running the wrong government.
The United Conservative Party in its own dreams would spend small, borrow no money, and allow people to go about their lives with little thought to an overarching government.
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Kenneyâs UCP today, through circumstance and ill fortune, is in some ways the opposite, a tale outlined painfully in the new budget introduced Thursday.
If Peter Lougheed had been confronted with COVID-19, he would have likely responded in a very different way than what we are currently seeing, according to political scientist Duane Bratt.