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I'm retired and living on a small spring fed lake (still frozen solid) in Northern Canada. Very few cases in the region. Not surprising, as there are not a lot of people in the region (Thunder Bay -about 1600km north west of Toronto). I am a heart attack survivor, and my wife is also health compromised, so we're taking isolation very seriously while watching the wildlife wake up. Speaking of wildlife -foxes and deer have been seen in downtown Toronto!
My daughter is General Manager of a senior's home in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. She locked down the home tighter than the royal mint back in early march and moved in to one of the vacant suites. She works from 8:00am to midnight 7 days a week. Sometimes contracted cleaning staff don't show up. The rooms must be cleaned. One evening the plant manager and she cleaned 13 rooms. That's just one example. It's paying off though. There are no cases in residents or staff in her home. Other homes that waited have not fared as well. There have been some awful disasters in nursing homes, particularly in Quebec.
Stay safe everyone.
My daughter is General Manager of a senior's home in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. She locked down the home tighter than the royal mint back in early march and moved in to one of the vacant suites. She works from 8:00am to midnight 7 days a week. Sometimes contracted cleaning staff don't show up. The rooms must be cleaned. One evening the plant manager and she cleaned 13 rooms. That's just one example. It's paying off though. There are no cases in residents or staff in her home. Other homes that waited have not fared as well. There have been some awful disasters in nursing homes, particularly in Quebec.
Stay safe everyone.