COVID Map
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Here try this article from the Sun--they break it down
https://torontosun.com/news/local-n...Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=TORSUN COVID19 Newsletter 2020-05-27&utm_term=TORSUN COVID19
Agincourt North (301 cases)
Agincourt South-Malvern West (301 cases)
Funny how the asian agencies (which are still open) only want asian clients....I always thought Agincourt had a high asian population...Agincourt has some of the highest case counts...
I remember as a young lad going to Sheppard and Kennedy to a restaurant with the family called Agincourt...funny memories terb makes you recall. They had those spinning tables.
Agincourt South-Malvern West (301 cases)
Funny how the asian agencies (which are still open) only want asian clients....I always thought Agincourt had a high asian population...Agincourt has some of the highest case counts...
I remember as a young lad going to Sheppard and Kennedy to a restaurant with the family called Agincourt...funny memories terb makes you recall. They had those spinning tables.
The map doesn't show where the the person contracted the virus.
I think the high risk areas for contracting the virus are:
1) Old age and nursing homes.
2) Meat processing plants.
3) Families of infected persons.
4) Anywhere where there are crowds.
I think the high risk areas for contracting the virus are:
1) Old age and nursing homes.
2) Meat processing plants.
3) Families of infected persons.
4) Anywhere where there are crowds.
4 is nonsense
Tons of groups along Lakeshore, High Park, Bellwood etc
Despite all the kids going out having fun noone in TO is dying of Covid (link above shows a single case since Mar, most likely with a compromised immune system)
Underground clubs are now a thing
People are dating again
Its common to see young hot chics out en masse tanning
