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If you do it for COVID-19, you're right. It could be that someone is using COVID-19 to restructure. After all, our "dear" governments promised everybody vaccinated for September...

Creating a new conference wouldn't be called changing "a little bit" from my point of view. My guess would be Ottawa, Carleton and Queen's joining the RSEQ conference. I don't think it would please...

I not only wish you a better year than 2020 but the best year since the start of the century. However, I make exception for the Vanier Cup that is due to be in Québec this year.
Aside from that, we...

While I don't always agree with Marton's decisions, I'll always support him as moderator.

Go Marton Go!

I'm rather on Giligan's side. I predict an outbreak in Québec caused by the way things will be done in school differently for different age groups.

I must also add the different organizations who...

For the risk, add the husband/wife condition. I know someone who'll be in trouble about this come September.

As for education having crummy budget, our idiots... I mean our political leaders...

And what is an "Instagram Bizz"? :p

Let's be honest, we're not talking about 2 kids here. You f*** the numbers like a politician.

As for the number of kids who won't practice their sport for 1 year, I find that of little cost to...

If you look at my earlier posts, you'll see that I'm not against the young playing sports but against playing contact sports unless we find a way to make it safe.

You never answered my question...

If there is no vaccine, it doesn't mean there can't be an efficient treatment. An efficient treatment combined with fast diagnosis can replace (at higher cost) a vaccine. Fast diagnosis is apparently...

Maybe, just maybe, RSEQ is waiting to have decision for all of the sports to be able to announce a global policy. I suppose it will come in the form of lists grouping the canceled seasons, the...

That's good news. I hope the product is as good as advertised. I began wearing a mask when I go out and found these things are hot! Luckily, the reusable ones made of cloth are cooler, both literally...

It's true the central organization has very little power but every and all things delivered was empty texts with lots of "synergy", "sophisticated reorg", "betterment of..." and other expressions...

Somehow, neither appeal to me...

I'm stealing that one.

Pretty good list for march 1st. Pretty bad one if you're not a politician at june 1st.

I'll give you just two France demonstrated: being Obese and being simply overweight.

As for the lightning...

You obviously don't know how many different sickness make people more vulnerable to COVID-19.

The sentence says NEGLECT in any... What is getting underlined; Neglect, the complement...

Maybe I should have written: any and all neglect in... That was my meaning.

In short, our leaders are guessing.

The one good side I see to all this is that long time neglect in any and all health care services get underlined and (I hope) corrected.

Maybe if you explain you need your fix, they'll consider it a sufficient reason to travel...:D

News are somewhat centered on local (Québec) events. It's good to know what's happening elsewhere.

It's also good to read a shorter post.;)

All in all, New York's governor Andrew Cuomo described it the right way; the earlier we open up, the more death we,ll see. There's no question we'll open up and see some death. Someone will have to...

The problem with the CHSLD is pretty simple. A few years ago, my mother went to a high quality residence. Compared to a CHSLD, there was 6 times as many employee. What's even more (tragically)...

The worst I heard about was someone in Montreal who took the taxi-bus-metro to get back home before being diagnosed with Covid-19

When you're able to clearly explain the reason why Quebec is in such trouble and the reality of this situation, we'll be ready to listen to you.

Italy has started opening and hospitalization are already on the rise. Death rise should be in a week or two.

Right. But then, you can be sued for not respecting directives linked to the emergency law. These can scale up fast. A group of people playing soccer in Montreal got 1500$ fine, each.

Spud's cycleguy,

Naming a vast list of vaccine doesn't invalidate my point. I say there's no certainty we'll find one. You say there are many already existing. I say money doesn't solve all...

I still believe you're dreaming. A million dose in the UK but how many in Canada when our southern neighbor is dying to open everything before the curve really flatten? I wouldn't bet the house on...

You're dreaming. Even opened businesses have to respect the social distancing. It will be there for a year or more. The best we can hope for in four months is an efficient treatment that many saves...

You know the Turing test? If you exchange with a computer without seeing your conversation partner and believe it's a human, then it passed the test.

Reading the first article, I'm starting to...

The interesting point here is that traveling players can't respect social distanciation so it's a moot point for most sports.

Here, provincial liquor stores are considered "essential services". ;)

Trouble in Québec is serological tests aren't available yet and they should be used before moving on. We've no idea how much of the population has had Covid-19 and we can't measure how many will...

In Québec city, Ashton reopened its drive-thru service. :)

That's the good news.

There can be about 20 cars in the lane. There were cars waiting in the street. You may not be the only one...

For those interrested, the limit date to renew season tickets at the R&O is now april 30 instead of march 31.

They also announced they would give the choice between refund or credit for 2021 if...

The woman. It's not because I'll be looking for hours on end at a pretty woman instead of a man's ugly behind, I'm because a scientist (of course).

Don't bother. I've known ExiledFan for about thirty years. If the republican president said it, it's the THRUTH, even though 97% of the scientific community says differently. :rolleyes:

Ouch! finishing with Montreal and Laval. On the other hand, maybe it's the year where CU turns the table on the Carabin.

I think I"m going to have fun watching him.

Good for Waterloo!

It's now a done deal. I won't say I'll miss him. I seriously hope Collingson get Concordia to play better than UdM. I also hope the new coach keep UdM competitive though.
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Seriously, I'm surprised. Shouldn't a university among all employers show some honesty? Let them at least offer a yearly salary with a note saying the number of hours is beyond normal hours, no?
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35 hr/week???

And the salary is nothing to write home about. Laurier isn't going to get the best that way.

Now, why do we wish a merry Christmas and a happy new year? If we're merry all year long, won't we be happy? :confused:
Would you like to be happy at Christmas? I don't know for you chum, I sure try...

You stole my line!

It's great every time, don't you think? :)

I'm not sure how much his position is at risk. Rumors are his contract is pretty solid.

Not exactly. The brexit is loved or hated while the Vanier is loved by a few and ignored by (most of) the rest.

I was thinking of someone else. Personally, this isn't my cup of tea.., or poison as the case might be. The comment also spiced the loooooooong time between seasons.