The worst of the coronavirus is over in Canada — but the bigger problem is about to begin
Like everyone, I didn’t know how bad the coronavirus would be.
So far, the publicly available information suggests that there have been 150,000 deaths worldwide, and that Italy, Spain and France had the most casualties.
However, it’s fair to say we’re over the hump here in Canada. Some Canadian jurisdictions released their models, but thankfully, every single model was overblown.
And we learned things too, like that almost no-one under 20 dies from this. It’s very serious for people over 80; quite serious for people over 70; serious for people over 60.
In this clip from the latest episode of The Ezra Levant Show, we looked at the economic disaster brought on by COVID-19.
The economy shrank by 9 per cent last month, the largest in history. Our unemployment rate isn’t officially posted yet, but it’s surely in the 20 per cent range — again, as bad as the Great Depression.
But hopefully we can get back on track. We still need to take care — but we can focus on the vulnerable, not the invulnerable.
I don’t want globalist authoritarians like Canada's public health officer Theresa Tam (sign the petition at FireTam.com) and Justin Trudeau to tell me how to live, especially since Trudeau himself flouts the rules.
And that, my friends, is the next phase of the battle:
The battle for ordinary people to return to their normal lives.
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