Mandatory Masks

[fishfood]

The reason why now GW11, is their trying to pull the wool over your faces just like so many others...
They promise its only until they have a vaccine available. And so many believe what their promising...lol

It just mutates into a harsher bug lol.

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[delmer]

Well, up here the Temiskaming health unit has just mandated that masks will be mandatory in all public spaces starting July 24, even though Covid has been a non issue. I guess they want to be like the cool kids in southern Ontario.

[canadaman30]

Well, up here the Temiskaming health unit has just mandated that masks will be mandatory in all public spaces starting July 24, even though Covid has been a non issue. I guess they want to be like the cool kids in southern Ontario.

How are you going to eat at a restaurant now that their opening?......lol

[delmer]

How are you going to eat at a restaurant now that their opening?......lol

Funny you should say that, as I asked my wife the same question.

[sawbill]

I'm sure you'll figure that out. Either way, it beats being fed intravenously in a hospital bed.

[Badenoch]

Anybody see this police shooting near Haliburton allegedly started with a dispute over masks?

The media is trying to make this about masks. What it's about is assault, driving like a maniac, endangering other people and opening fire at the police.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...te-in-grocery/

Ontario man dies in police shooting after mask dispute in grocery store
MOLLY HAYESCRIME AND JUSTICE
CHERISE SEUCHARAN
PUBLISHED JULY 16, 2020
UPDATED 11 HOURS AGO

A 73-year-old man was the eighth person to be shot and killed by police in Ontario this year, after a fatal exchange of gunfire outside his rural home in cottage country Wednesday morning.

The man’s encounter with police began at a Valu-Mart grocery store in Minden, Ont., a town two and a half hours north of Toronto, after officers received reports of an “altercation” between the man and a store employee, followed by “assaults” by the man on individuals at the store, after he was asked to put on a mask.

Lynda Easton, owner of Easton’s Valu-Mart, said Thursday that the man had come into the store, and was offered a mask by an employee. He said he didn’t want one, she recalled, and when the employee turned to put the mask away, the man struck him on the back.

“He was not forced to wear a mask, he was asked if he would like one,” said Ms. Easton, who added that the man was then escorted out of the store by another employee. “He then got in his car, hit another vehicle and tried to hit some of my staff who were outside, hit the building and left.”

When police responded, they spotted the man’s vehicle and followed him for a short time, according to the province’s Special Investigations Unit, which is called in to probe any case involving police that ends in serious injury, death or allegations of sexual assault. The officers then headed to the address associated with the vehicle’s plates, on Indian Point Road in the Eagle Lake area, a half-hour drive from the grocery store.

Outside the home, the SIU said, there was a confrontation between the man and two police officers. At one point, the OPP said in a press release Wednesday, the man fired gunshots, and police requested backup.

Two police officers then fired at the man. He was taken to a hospital where he died around 11:45 a.m.

The SIU said Thursday that a semi-automatic rifle and pistol were found at the scene. The two officers’ service weapons were also seized.

Garfield Munshaw, a neighbour, said he heard two “high-powered” gunshots Wednesday morning, [and then drove his car to the end of his driveway to see if everything was okay. There, he said, “police were everywhere.” He said an officer told him there was an active shooter, and to go back inside his house.

“So I came back up to the house and then we heard multiple shots,” he said.

He described his neighbour, whom he believes lived alone, as a recluse.

“He’s been here probably 10 years now across the road from me, and I bet he hasn’t said six words in 10 years,” Mr. Munshaw said. “He was very to himself. He would not mix with people, wouldn’t talk to any of our neighbours ... he just was a very reclusive man.”

[canadaman30]

It just mutates into a harsher bug lol.

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What do you supposed they do in the near future with increasing numbers in-line with reopening the economy? Maybe they scale back testing and reporting of cases. The less we know and see the safer we feel. As long as that's what they tell us the sheeple with follow and shame the people...hahahaha

[onelessarrow]

Let me get this straight.
Store claims no one forced him to wear a mask.
So man walk into grocery store.
Employee: Good morning sir, can i offer you a mask?
73 yr old man: no I'm not wearing one.
Employee puts mask back.
73 yr old man attacks?
That should take all of five seconds. I'd like to see a video of that altercation if those are the facts the store is claiming.

[trimmer21]

Let me get this straight.
Store claims no one forced him to wear a mask.
So man walk into grocery store.
Employee: Good morning sir, can i offer you a mask?
73 yr old man: no I'm not wearing one.
Employee puts mask back.
73 yr old man attacks?
That should take all of five seconds. I'd like to see a video of that altercation if those are the facts the store is claiming.

The store employee was interviewed. That's not how he explained it. He advised the attacker that a mask was required to enter,whereupon the assailant said he didn't have one. The employee offered him a free one. That's when the man became belligerent and attacked him. Another employee escorted the attacker from the store and called Police. Everything went south from there.

[onelessarrow]

Thanks, that makes more sense. He was being forced to wear one when he entered.