Locked: All Canadians who want it will be vaccinated by September - Canadato get doses of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines this month

CondoMan98 wrote: ↑ It’s funny how two bears downvoted. They would rather the world be unhealthy so the rental market stays weak. Disgusting.

CondoMan98 wrote: ↑ It’s funny how two bears downvoted. They would rather the world be unhealthy so the rental market stays weak. Disgusting.

bobclair wrote: ↑ Jumping to conclusions are we ? I downvoted not because of the positive news about the virus, but because of "Post COVID will be record low interest rates, record high money supply and record high immigration. Let the bull run begin." statement.
Kind of immature to post opinions & celebrate potential property prices in the same post.

JanZ95915 wrote: ↑ I do not think it is that, but rather that OP as usual is way too optimistic. We are talking about 249k doses of the vaccine. As two doses are required to be effective, this will help 124.5k people, less than 0.5% of the overall population and it is even unclear for how long they keep people immune. This barely is a start and we are still very far from overcoming all this and starting "Post COVID" times.

The prime minister said this latest development has accelerated the government’s initial vaccine rollout plans, which initially planned for the first vaccine doses to arrive in Canada in the first months of 2021.

“This will move us forward on our whole timeline of vaccine rollout, and is a positive development in getting Canadians protected as soon as possible,” Trudeau said.

JanZ95915 wrote: ↑
I do not think it is that, but rather that OP as usual is way too optimistic. We are talking about 249k doses of the vaccine. As two doses are required to be effective, this will help 124.5k people, less than 0.5% of the overall population and it is even unclear for how long they keep people immune. This barely is a start and we are still very far from overcoming all this and starting "Post COVID" times.

mazerbeaner wrote: ↑ End of the pandemic has begun.

On whether someone can still transmit the virus after vaccination, Pfizer Chairman & CEO Dr. Albert Bourla tells @LesterHoltNBC: “I think this is something that needs to be examined. We are not certain about that right now with what we know.”

Isostar wrote: ↑

Funny you are talking about a vaccine where even the company CEO does not know if works or not
i am all-in for a permanent solution, but there is way too much hype in this, especially when there are so many unkowns...

JanZ95915 wrote: ↑ I do not think it is that, but rather that OP as usual is way too optimistic. We are talking about 249k doses of the vaccine. As two doses are required to be effective, this will help 124.5k people, less than 0.5% of the overall population and it is even unclear for how long they keep people immune. This barely is a start and we are still very far from overcoming all this and starting "Post COVID" times.

mazerbeaner wrote: ↑ Disinformation about vaccines should be banned it's not a game or a joke to spread rumors about them.

mazerbeaner wrote: ↑ Your added commentary does not match your quote and is dangerous misinformation. That doesn't mean the vaccine doesn't work, the point of a vaccine is to provide antibodies to provide an effective immune response. This will "work" with vulnerable populations and it's over 90% effective. And even when it's not effective it improves the immune response. If people are surviving and don't need hospitalization then that's an acceptable outcome, it doesn't need to be eradicated.

Disinformation about vaccines should be banned it's not a game or a joke to spread rumors about them.