On October 1st, Quebec went into a second lockdown with the full closure of dine-in restaurants, gyms, and a full-stop on team sports. New data from the Ontario government shows these measures are not backed by science.

A seniors residence in Sherbrooke, Quebec, is under fire for allegedly letting its elder residents sit in their own urine for days without proper care.

Canada’s budget deficit is set to hit the historical figure of C$381.6 billion as the federal government’s spending continues. The Trudeau government is also considering another C$100bn stimulus package once the virus is curtailed.

As the COVID-19 VIRUS continues to ravage the world and destroy economies, many countries have been considering a Second Lockdown from January, 2021. All fingers have been pointed towards China even as cries of racism have tried to reduce the majority of the blame placed upon the country.

Owner of the Adamson Barbecue, Adam Skelly, who has refused to follow Ontario’s provincial lockdown order, has been arrested after officials locked him out of his restaurant Thursday morning.

On the night before Thanksgiving, the Supreme Court blocked New York Governor Andrew Cuomo from enforcing limits on attendance at religious services.

The state government announced that starting on Wednesday, Nov. 25 (the day before the Thanksgiving holiday), restaurants and bars are ordered to suspend alcohol sales from 5 p.m. until 8 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 26.

In a recent interview, the Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer pushed back against decision-makers saying, “The people making the decisions are not paying the same price that the workers in this country are paying,” and said that he would only shut indoor dining “if the local government made us do it” because he believes it harms the worker’s livelihoods doing so.

Lockdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have disproportionately affected lower-income households and amplified inequalities that will likely be felt for years to come.