Well that's the point. They want prove shutting them down isn't justified
- mr.peanut

so the gym owners want to show data proving that gyms aren't super spreaders...

- kicksave856

Looks like a prop from a Honey I Shrunk the Kids remake or ripoff

GO RAYS!
- fidopro

Go Expos!

so the gym owners want to show data proving that gyms aren't super spreaders...
- Pat1993

Well they want to Government to show the data they have that would make them super spreaders.

Their bet is that such data doesn't exist.

And they're not wrong.

This being said, the public health laws give extraordinary power to the state in case of a pandemic, I'm not sure the buisness owners can win their point in court.

Well they want to Government to show the data they have that would make them super spreaders.

Their bet is that such data doesn't exist.

And they're not wrong.

This being said, the public health laws give extraordinary power to the state in case of a pandemic, I'm not sure the buisness owners can win their point in court.
- Scabeh

yeah, filing a class action against the government sounds like a complete waste of time, especially in this context lol

I just meant seeing them flying around must feel like you're in jurassic park or something
- Pat1993

oh i was just bullpoopting anyway. i'd run like a 7 year old girl.

oh i was just bullpoopting anyway. i'd run like a 7 year old girl.
- kicksave856

So really slowly?

So really slowly?
- Takemedrunkimhome

oh i was just bullpoopting anyway. i'd run like a 7 year old girl.
- kicksave856

please send me pics.

-Bingolady


edit: nevermind, I forgot I only like boys. lol.

please send me pics.

-Bingolady
- Pat1993

- Scabeh

is that Phoebe?

is that Phoebe?
- Pat1993

Yup.

Well they want to Government to show the data they have that would make them super spreaders.

Their bet is that such data doesn't exist.

And they're not wrong.

This being said, the public health laws give extraordinary power to the state in case of a pandemic, I'm not sure the buisness owners can win their point in court.
- Scabeh

oh I know that. They probably know it too. But the bad PR would be devastating for the caq

Go Expos!
- Scabeh

they won last year

oh I know that. They probably know it too. But the bad PR would be devastating for the caq
- mr.peanut

well not having data for those specific places doesn't necessarily mean they're completely safe, it just could be that the data is insufficient or virtually inexistent (in which case I agree it still doesn't look that good since those places were still asked to close lol)

- Scabeh

Yup.
- Scabeh

I always found her really cute, despite the stupid character

Are they allowing fans to the Habs games at the Bell Centre this season?

Are they allowing fans to the Habs games at the Bell Centre this season?
- AGalchenyuk27

well Goeff Molson said he wants to have people in the building... but to ask the question is kind of answering it

well Goeff Molson said he wants to have people in the building... but to ask the question is kind of answering it
- Pat1993

not before there's a vaccin imo

not before there's a vaccin imo
- fidopro

and even then, it'll take a while between distributing the vaccine to everyone and reaching a safer context to have bigger gatherings

and even then, it'll take a while between distributing the vaccine to everyone and reaching a safer context to have bigger gatherings
- Pat1993

unless they play outside, then I could see 4-5k fans attending

I could see something a little crazy. You know how they created the bubble? And the idea of the "Canadian Conference"?

Canadian bubble city? Quebec City.

NHL holds socially distanced audiences in the home arenas, complete with staff and concessions. Crowd noises can be piped to the bubble city. This allows some revenue for the arenas and teams, and gives Quebec a leg up for the next expansion/relocated team.

Logistics would have to be taken into effect, but it could be done.

unless they play outside, then I could see 4-5k fans attending
- fidopro

how many seats are there usually for an outside game?

I could see something a little crazy. You know how they created the bubble? And the idea of the "Canadian Conference"?

Canadian bubble city? Quebec City.

NHL holds socially distanced audiences in the home arenas, complete with staff and concessions. Crowd noises can be piped to the bubble city. This allows some revenue for the arenas and teams, and gives Quebec a leg up for the next expansion/relocated team.

Logistics would have to be taken into effect, but it could be done.
- Darksyde

I like the cut of your jib, sir