Alberta's restrictions results are being seen. There were a few days we were under 1000 partially due to decreased testing over Christmas but last few days are 1200s so much better than the 1700 and 1800s we were getting gor a while. With the lag to hospitalizations though those numbers keep going up and there's the concern of the lag of the Christmas and to a lesser extent today's spikes that are likely to occur.And Ontario passes the 3000 new cases in a day mark. Not just passed it by a bit, but f-ing blew clean through it. Hopefully, this is the Christmas wave starting and once we get past it, things will quiet down. Our provincial lockdown has, after all, only been in force for a few days now, not long enough to show an impact given incubation time.
Ontario shatters single-day record once again with more than 3,300 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario is reporting a record-breaking number of new COVID-19 cases for the third consecutive day as case numbers climb above the 3,000 mark for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.toronto.ctvnews.ca
I found that odd, is it including takeout?
Many have late dinners irdered from restaurants hotels etc. I feel like that's really taking away from safe celebrations plus is another thing restaurants have to readjust for - many of those packages were preordered.
So do an early cutoff for dine in and allow the pickups/deliveries to have the alcohol with orders. I think the way it was done is a low blow to an industry that's already been hit hard.
At a loss for quite a few restaurants I imagine considering where the markups occur.
But one of the nights where they do tend to bring in a fair bit of money