Lindsay, Canada Update

[@paivi1446]

I like Lindsay! She speaks very clearly. No mumbo jumbo. Thanks! 😊

[@mikestravelshow]

Can we all pay tribute to a legend of the UK Sir Tom Moore aged 100 who served for the uk has sadly died of covid 19. He raised millions of pounds for the NHS. My heart goes out to everyone who knew Sir Tom Moore. Such a day for the UK & the world. His legacy must continue. R.I. P Sir Tom Moore John please pay your respect in your next video of sir Tom.

[@bigoldgrizzly]

hear hear - A true gentleman !

[@mikej1389]

Rest in Peace- Sir Tom a true fighter to the end and a gentleman serving his country even at 100 he had not lost the focus of caring for all

[@NAV-tv7xf]

Thank you Dr Campbell and Lindsay.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

I really like hearing from highly trained medical professionals that are not doctors! Don’t get me wrong, I do want to listen to the analysis of expert virologists, but nurses, pharmacists and physician assistants often are better at explaining to us less educated members of the public.

[@henkvanleeuwen2360]

MarcosElMalo2, Be very careful with using the propane heater. If they run to long without proper ventilation , they will use up all the oxygen and then the heater will produce Carbonmonoxide in the exhaust. Find out more info on the heater and what is recommended

[@icdroid]

Dr. Campbell is a doctor. I think what you mean is you like hearing from people who are not physicians.

[@sunflower-oo1ff]

It frankly depends on the person. I am not getting u wrong. Most doctors are pretty articulates . ;)

[@anthonydeacon881]

@@sunflower-oo1ff But their handwriting is often atrocious! 😉

[@sunflower-oo1ff]

@@anthonydeacon881yes, I agree, but again....not all of them... :)

[@Madijo70]

Im from New Brunswick Canada. Lovely to hear a shout out. Our Medical Officer is trying her best to keep everyone to task. She has been doing nearly daily press conferences about our province's covid-19 numbers. These are then itemized by zone, so we know which area needs to step up their game. We are all suffering from pandemic fatigue, and we can't wait for spring. Maritimers spend a huge amount of time outdoors, no matter the season so that helps. Best wishes to everyone ❤

[@Aly_Luna]

I wish Alberta would take a page from NB's playbook... Kenney is an idiot.

[@glenmartin2437]

Thank you, again, Dr John Campbell.

[@angelatester2471]

Thanks, John. Lovely to see and hear Lindsay again! Many thanks. Good luck, Canada and everyone.

[@annemarieandrews3522]

thank-you from Victoria, B.C.

[@alanvanallen7762]

Yes,I echo that,pity Canada did not retain their vax manufacturing capacity and now have to rely on other countries for their vax supplies.I enjoy listening to Lindsay,she speaks a lot of sense.Canada will come out the other side OK I'm sure. All the best wishes to Canada

[@JohnSmith-rm8os]

I live in British Columbia and can confirm that Lindsay's comments are very accurate with respect to what's happening here in BC and across Canada. She is very well informed, so kudos to both her and Dr. Campbell for their terrific public service! Regarding vaccine production capacity, there are a few groups ramping up here in Canada as a result of well more than $100M in federal investment. Annual capacity would be 1B+ doses combined, and production is expected to begin this year on one vaccine in particular. The three groups I'm aware of currently are VIDO at the University of Saskatchewan, Medicago, and the National Research Council. On a negative note, with the recent throttling of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines to Canada, our government is now exercising its option to acquire vaccine from the COVAX vaccine bank, the only G7 country do do so. Shameful!

[@stevedolesch9241]

Thank you Dr. Campbell for having Lindsay on. I not more info from her and you than from our governments. I'm in Québec. About CHEO report appalling. I understand very well that reaching out is essential. I'm a person with physical limitation. I has no calls from social workers or anyone. However, I have psychological training since I was 17. I do communicate with others though on a regular basis.

[@trapper561]

Thank you Dr John & Lindsey lovely to see you again 🙂

[@FriendlyPharmacy5]

Thank you for watching!

[@paulavandenbroeck1333]

Welcome back, Lindsay. Always good to catch up with Canada.

[@ZappaBlues]

No vaccine manufacturing facilities here in Canada is an national embarrassment :(

[@OilBarron84]

it's globalism, everything is outsourced. The global elite gave away our manufacturing base for next to nothing.

[@CrypticCarbon]

We actually have 2, but Liberal government wouldn't give them contracts. There are two plants in Alberta collecting moth balls.

[@007nadineL]

Google doc called Silence of the Labs .

[@Rawdiswar]

@@CrypticCarbon Seriously? That's messed up.

[@SkepticalTeacher]

Too busy legislating about pronouns!

[@craigduncan4826]

Love to hear aboot Canada from highly trained persons rather than just aboot anyone else, since at least they can talk from a perspective of real medicinal authority

[@Darlnk]

Thank you both very much for keeping your viewers informed. It is very much appreciated.

[@rachelsavard851]

to the non-canadians, her unexpected reference to being close to washington, is referencing washington state, something most international people won't be familiar with (except for the movie sleepless in seattle), and not washington DC where the us capitol and politicans are, which is over 4,500km away ...

[@juliecampbell656]

im not big ob linsey.

[@ProfessorJohnB]

Yes 4,500 from BC where Lindsay is. Not that far from here in Ontario - 770km

[@robinmyman]

I knew that Rachel and I live in Swansea, Wales. 👍😀

[@mathbrown9099]

I live in Edgewood, WA. I don’t see reason, here, that is, for lockdown. The infection rate has gone up and down, while the death-rate has continued to drop with exception of the populations of nursing home patients. A lockdown is to keep us from becoming or spreading infection. If infection is treatable with vaccination, why are we still locked into our homes and schools remain closed?

[@rachelsavard851]

@@robinmyman lol, i've lived for years in europe, africa, and have sisters in Iceland and Australia, and not sure this, let alone Lindsay's BC perspective (which is more akin to British weather) would make sense for most people without a little knowledge

[@shenizleanne8767]

Nice to see Lynzie, she looks well and very informative❤️Thank you for sharing Dr Campbell

[@shieh.4743]

Atlantic Canada is the only area of Canada that has done things well.

[@icemarkable]

Love watching you two . Way more information than CTV OR CBC. Thank you very much.

[@michelantoine1989]

So many good things to say on this video I would need a whole page. Once again, thank you so much dear sir. And to make it short, Lindsay, you just made me more proud to be Canadian. God bless us all 🙏

[@jamiesalmonsculpture8599]

"BC cannot restrict inter provincial travel until there's evidence of spread "......I'm living this Pandemic in BC, and this just about sums up BCs handling of everything here. An attitude of let's wait until things get really bad, and then act. Too little, too late. Look what just happened with school safety and mask mandates! Our PHOs literally just made it less safe at schools with an utterly ludicrous new set of mask wearing/safety guidelines in schools. That came just days after a case of the new variant being detected in my own town! Add to that our vaccine program is severely lagging and faltering. I shudder to think what's coming.... Thanks for this interview. I learned more about what's going on in my country in this short talk, than I have in the past few weeks from the mess that is our own reporting and media circus.

[@BarbzSA]

The conversations between Lindsay and John are always interesting and informative. I really wouldn't have coped as well in this pandemic without videos like these.

[@daverok1113]

Although the C19 “UK variant” B.1.1.7 “has been circulating in the U.S. since early to mid-Nov,” virological.org/t/phylogenetic-evidence-that-b-1-1-7-has-been-circulating-in-the-united-states-since-early-to-mid-november/598/1…, U.S. C19 infection, hospitalisation, & mortality rates are trending down the so called new scariants are not impacting on seasonal trends

[@angelatester2471]

@@daverok1113 They trended sharply up last Sept, Oct. and Nov. Going down now but not at August levels.

[@daverok1113]

@@angelatester2471 Your point?

[@angelatester2471]

@@daverok1113 The trends had been sharply rising. Impact has been sharp

[@daverok1113]

@@angelatester2471 Seasonality? increased testing?

[@1o1s1s1i1e]

Many thank's to you both!

[@greeneyeswideopen774]

Canada just announced a plan to building manufacturing plans somewhere in Canada. Every country should have the capacity to provide their own vaccines.

[@theliftexpert]

I’m Canadian and our provinces have very different laws and rules with regards to covid , Lindsay is in , British Columbia and they are wide open ......with regards to restaurants,gyms,travel ,shopping and daily activities. Ontario is in lockdown and only essential services (groceries,pharmacy etc...) are open , restaurants are take out only ,all malls and stores are closed . Quebec has an 8pm curfew as well . Our country is under very different rules depending on the province one lives in . We aren’t one country with regards to covid , we are operating as individual countries within the country.....

[@Dj_Nizzo]

Only a British Columbian would describe winter in Canada as “wet and rainy” 😆

[@soulpowerful]

But it’s true. 🤔

[@shieh.4743]

Right?. Manitoban here. -33 last week and over a meter of snow on the ground.

[@wendygerrish4964]

@@shieh.4743 Sounds pretty wet alright!

[@cindyns1]

I have to say we are having a warm winter with no snow here on this side of Cape Breton Island with no snow on the ground and rain in the forecast +9 on Wednesday.

[@evhvariac2]

And why does this surprise you??

[@dharmacharinipasadanandi7110]

Thanks guys!

[@meryl8085]

I love these slots with Lindsay. My daughter is a paramedic in BC & also ski patroller. We 've not seen her now for almost 2 years, having missed out on trips this year. She Hasn t been vaccinated yet. I like to hear of the bigger picture as we anxiously wait to be together...Meryl, UK

[@helpingeachother7007]

Hope you'll see her later this year when things are better.

[@jakelemay7913]

Covid in BC - stay home unless you are a politician, cop, big corp or otherwise corrupt.

[@kevtop351]

Very good, Doc, you are asking great questions.

[@margaretalaine3581]

BEST REGARDS FROM SWEDEN, EUROPE, SO TRAGIC TO HEAR, THE FATIGUE, AND DEPRESSION, AND , THE THING ABOUT THE BABY,,,, BIG HUGS!!!! TO U 2,,,,

[@mattwilliams489]

I’m from British Columbia and Lindsay is being very cautious with her words. Anti Vaxxers and anti maskers are increasing in number. Our Premier has said it would be against people’s rights to stop inter province travel. A great many of the international flights coming into Vancouver have had positive cases of COVID onboard. Getting a test here is very difficult with people being kept on hold on the phone for long periods of time before being told that they didn’t fit criteria for a test but to just self isolate for 10 to 14 days. The mental Heath system here is broken with people having to wait up to 12 months before they get to see a psychiatrist or other specialist even when they are having suicidal thoughts.

[@daverok1113]

Masks do not stop viruses and can cause potentially fatal bacterial infection, there is no science to support the wearing of them especially in community settings Rushed through experimental vaccines for a virus with a 99.8% recovery rate? (CDC) A positive PCR test is not a clinical diagnosis

[@Aly_Luna]

Same here in Alberta😔

[@bagpusskitty]

1) Vaccine injury video deleted from facebook 2) ‘They’re dropping like flies’ - Courageous nursing home CNA speaks out. 3) 22 residents dead in three weeks in Basingstoke nursing home - 'It is understood the outbreak started as residents began to have their coronavirus vaccines...' 4) X-ray technician dies two days after getting the second dose of the covid vaccine 5) A 41-year-old Portuguese mother of two who worked in paediatrics died at a hospital in Porto just two days after being vaccinated against covid-19 6) Norway is investigating the deaths of two nursing home residents who died after being vaccinated against covid-19 7) Chinese health experts call to suspend the use of mRNA-based covid-19 vaccines following the deaths of 23 elderly people in Norway. 8) In Florida, U.S., a doctor died after suffering a stroke after receiving a covid-19 vaccination. 9) A 32-year-old medical doctor suffered seizures and was paralysed after receiving the covid-19 vaccine. 10) Fifty-five people have died in the U.S. after receiving covid-19 vaccines. 11) A 46-year-old healthcare worker dies 24 hours after receiving the covid-19 vaccine but government says death is not related to the jab 12) German specialists are looking into the deaths of 10 people who died after being vaccinated against covid-19 13) Norway warns frail patients over 80 of vaccine risks after deaths 14) Norway investigates 23 deaths in frail elderly patients after vaccination 15) Doctors in California call for urgent halt of moderna vaccines after many fall sick 16) Two people in India die after receiving the covid jab 17) Coronavirus vaccine put on hold as volunteer suffers serious adverse reaction 18) California pause some covid vaccinations after reactions 19) Thousands of covid vaccine injuries and 13 U.S. deaths reported 20) Nursing home had zero covid deaths then it vaccinates… 21) Baseball legend dies of ‘undisclosed cause’ 18 days after receiving covid vaccine 22) Woman injured by vaccine 23) Mother seriously injured by covid vaccine

[@wboyle9721]

Does doctor John never rest or sleep that high does of vitimin d is working well wow this man's energy levels are unbelievable look at all the prep work he does before his update this man is a star thanks Dr john from Glasgow scotland

[@sroberts605]

Yes, I think about that too - epic work and much appreciated.

[@wboyle9721]

@@sroberts605 very true what a man best s from Glasgow

[@miffysmate]

Always good info from John & Lindsay. Much appreciated.

[@TheCoolCookieKitchen]

As a Canadian who really keeps up on her news the only reason I know how critical this information is because I watch your KZbin channel not because my government is communicating this to me. There is some discussion of the new variance but it's very minimal. In fact I live in the province of Ontario and as of today they just let all of the school-age children back into class. I know it was due to pressure from parents and child psychologist because they're just trying to keep everybody happy at this point. However I mentioned to my mother by March or April we will probably be back to teaching at home. Not to mention there are many around us who are just "over the whole Covid thing" and aren't doing what's essential to follow social distancing guidelines.

[@lookforward2life]

I just listened to a podcast, the current maybe, about a long term care home in Barrie ont. that was ripped through by the UK variant. Haven’t heard this on the news though. Also haven’t heard it explained in a satisfactory way, as usual. -BC resident.

[@juliecampbell656]

im from ontario too....st.thomas and moved here a few years ago from georgetown and seems that most people are not wearing masks that properly fit. also, ventilation is a problem and people visiting house to house. also, walmart here is nutty, nobody seems to care. more folks need to get onto watching these videos.

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Dr Campbell British Columbians are not big fans of variants nor the variants too fond of British Columbians

[@derekparent752]

I’m in rural Ontario, and for the most part everyone has been very good with masks and distancing in public places. At home is probably a different story as there are many generational families in the small towns. My travel into Toronto and outlying cities have shown me that the message has not been takin’ seriously, the shear ignorance and stupidity of these people has created the exact scenario they rallied against. Lockdowns are Caused by the very people who don’t believe in lockdowns. Common Sense is not so common in larger cities it would seem. 🤷‍♂️

[@zickkea]

@@lookforward2life From Barrie here, the variant was confirmed at an LTC here. I obviously heard a lot about it, no news thus far about it transmitting outside of the LTC home luckily. No idea where it came from ( contract tracing what?)

[@clairerobinson7658]

Always great to hear from Lindsey!

[@JackAndTheBeanstalkr]

Being from "the hammer" in Ontario.... our leadership on the vaccine distribution and international flight control has been (to put it kindly) lacking! Our federal ministers assure us that all who want to will be vaccinated in September (aka spin).... The municipal vaccination site in Toronto closed after a week when it ran out of vaccine... I guess 9 months wasn't enough time to prepare.

[@lovewins8184]

We are dealing with much of the same thing here on the other side of the country. BC still has schools, bars and resturants open. Same with most other things like skiing resorts where people are all flying here to go to. If I wasnt taking this so seriously it would feel like normal to me day to day.

[@artiearroyo5688]

Radisson owned by CCP company- Chinese firm. 3 day quarantine $2,000 and tested, given results. so if test is negative you still have to quarantine the remaining 11 days? Why? Either your viral shedding or not. This makes zero sense. Canadians living in US, claim Canada is doing it all so well. They clearly are not hearing this message. I already had it and we handled it like chicken pox, we wife and 3 kids Quarantined two weeks together no masks in home from 12/21-1/4. We are all fine. No respiratory symptoms. We already were D3 loaded since a year ago prior to this landing in US. Quercitin and Zn in cellular blend. We masked everywhere and at work, still got it. Masks dont prevent viral particles filtering thru. NO ONE IS WALKING AROUND COUGHING AND SNEEZING, so the talk of that spread is pure nonsense. Fraudci says double layer masks, deny yourself the O2 you need to think rationally and lower your immune system capability. No mention of HCQ or Ivermectin as therapeutics for those who get it. Its not vaccine or death!! What about the survival rate ? and stop with the long haulers are the only survivors more FEAR PORN. Talk about the vaccine deaths put it all on the table. Vaers. Alarming. Talk about the cycle threshold manipulation in the testing.

[@NomadicWoodsman]

Thank you for this ! I am in Alberta and great overall situation update on my country. Thank you !

[@cm8291]

being a first-time mom is very rough. mothers have to know that depression is super common and get help, -it takes a village but we're in absolute isolation. its terrible

[@esecallum]

Stop having sex

[@SacrumImperiumRomanum517]

Yeah mom's have it the worst in the world.

[@hattiedraper1061]

Dear CM, all of us Mums know exactly what you mean and empathise with you. Warm wishes 🌹

[@essanjay8604]

Its been decades since I was a first time mom but I fully appreciate how tough it must be. It can be truly terrifying to be left in sole charge of an infant for the first time, let alone in the midst of a pandemic. The sarcastic comments are made by ignorant people who have never walked in your shoes. Keep focused on the future and pick up your phone and talk to people whenever it all gets too much.

[@esecallum]

@@essanjay8604 They just exaggerate to get sympathy. look at moms in other countries. its just routine. all this pampering has made them lazy and self entitled.

[@paultraynorbsc627]

Thanks Dr Campbell much appreciated

[@rogerbabin8175]

Great video. As a fellow Canadian I'm annoyed with how reactive Canada has been during this pandemic. At no point have we shown any signs that we are TRULY learning from this. Our actions actively welcome all future variants from other countries to enter Canada or leave Canada if it originates here. As Lindsay points out we can still travel within Canada freely despite knowing variants are out there and our genomic testing is far from ideal. Its just a recipe for more long term misery and ultimately expense. Much like John and Lindsay I have full confidence we'll get through this with the vaccines, however, I have no confidence that Canada has learned from the pandemic to properly handle the next one. As John pointed out the other day...that next pandemic could be next week for all we know. Please don't be next week. Please? lol

[@ScubaSteveCanada]

Kingston, Ontario had 4 UK variant cases. Tests had to be sent to Toronto. Took Toronto a month to get the results back to Kingston due to their backlog. Fortunately, all four were isolated properly and all have since recovered.

[@AS-oz6ep]

Remember the news reports from about a year ago? The risk to Canada is low. Asking people to quarantine after travelling to a COVID-affected area is racist. We’ve been behind the ball on this from day one.

[@daverok1113]

The next one?

[@annoyedaussie3942]

The Americas , most countries and Europe most countries all have the same policy, West Pacific all have the same policy which is different. Regional culture or whatever it is, maybe keeping up with the Joneses has played a big part in responses. Although a bit sad if you are in some regions it's been interesting to see the behaviour of various countries who even though a plane flight anywhere in the world is only 24 hours seem to compete with neighbours regardless of type of government etc. Canada is competing against the US and Americas countries and possibly European countries in how many cases and how open it can be and how low quarantine standards can be achieved. Australian states plus New Zealand now competing how tough they can be versus each other and our somewhat distant northern neighbours of Mainland China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Singapore and Thailand ( has problems currently but I think get back to 0). I actually expected this a long time ago because there was and still is containment Western Pacific countries versus mitigation , don't overfill hospitals Americas and Europe, other countries around the world probably somewhere in between mostly.

[@marieballantyne8465]

Hi from Perth Western Australia we have had 1 case of the UK variant and went into lockdown for 5days on Sun 31st January with 6 hrs notice. It was a quarantine worker who had a second job as an uber driver. We are waiting to see if it has spread. I pray not and that we have hit it fast and hard.

[@wboyle9721]

Best Marie to a fellow scot stay safe ps the Isle of man is now covid free so good news best from glasgow

[@notsogreen]

Hope UBER driver had his car windows OPEN all 4, or opposite windows open for a cross breeze if temps too cold.to open all 4 windows. Some UBER drivers get exposed a lot to COVID infected passengers. If only infected passengers' windows in the back are open, he could get a big dose of wind containing virus. Or if he's infected and his open windows blows wind on you. Open your passenger windows.

[@jocelynstuff1947]

@@notsogreen I read an article about riding in a car if you're sitting in the back seat the front passenger side window should be down and the back window behind the driver should be down. Either way lots of air for the virus to be swirling around in, my best is advice DON'T use Uber or lyft unless it absolutely a necessity

[@kiwififochef510]

He was an uber driver, but did NOT work any shifts (luckily) during the point he was infected or afterwards so keep that in mind as it's important. But the fact remains thst a person whom works in a high risk role in an area where there is no covid was having to take a 2nd income in a potentially disastrous scenario as a rideshsre driver is crazy. You can't blame the man for wanting to take a second job but his primary role if keeping the city secure should be paid enough not have to take a side hustle.

[@kerry_fromthaferry8034]

Good luck from Brissie! From the news it seems everyone is doing the right thing, staying home and wearing masks. Hopefully the contract tracers are on top of his/housemates movements. Fully support going hard and going early. It has worked for us so far!

[@CanadaKeith]

More with Canada please!!! :)

[@AsellusPrimus]

Nice to see a representative from British Columbia! We are lucky in that we aren't "locked down", i.e. we are free to leave the house and mostly to shop and dine as normal, but we aren't meant to mingle outside of the household (if you live alone, you can have 1-2 contacts) or to travel out of our region more than necessary so it's also been a very quiet time. Our cases have been hovering around the same spot for the past month, which means that our measured helped flatten the curve but also that the restrictions probably won't be lifted for a long time.

[@TheBaroqueprincess]

Good to hear about Canada.

[@jamesmcmullen3283]

Whilst Canada has canceled flights to the Caribbean region, there are still flights operating to Florida, South Carolina, Arizona, Hawaii, and other famous March Break locations in the US. So while the US is on the verge of getting pummeled by Covid variants, Canada will, thus, get its fair share too.

[@garyh8512]

Canada has gone from possibly the first to be fully vaccinated, to far far down on the list of countries vaccinating. We have ourselves to blame. Trudeau's relying on the EU for our vaccines was shortsighted and just dumb. Canada has helped Europe on two occasions, we've lost 250,000 Canadians on EU soil. The EU banning vaccine, breaking contracts with Canada is disgusting. I guess "Lest we forget" is a one way street. Canada needs new leadership and had better learn from globalism, which does not work.

[@denisemanfre9542]

Toronto. Ontario have been in lockdown since day after Xmas. It's becoming too much tbh. Lack of vaccines which were promised. Yet planes are flying in and out of Lester Pearson airport for the whole time. Unbelievable as many tested positive from those flights. All this should have been done in the very beginning. Public health Canada and the WHO let us all down. There used to be Pfizer and Astrazeneca plants here several years ago.

[@hattiedraper1061]

A timely reminder that each of us should make an attempt, however small, to contact someone else.

[@helpingeachother7007]

Thanks, Doc and Lindsay!

[@spigette]

Hi From Nova Scotia! Stopping interprovincial travel and enforcing mandatory 14 day isolation to anyone entering our region is one major reason why our province of almost 1 million people only has 10 cases right now. That and good compliance with masking/closing pubs and restaurants early on, pop-up testing for asymptomatic spread, etc. We've only had 67 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. We value our Atlantic bubble ❤

[@wboyle9721]

Hi Sarah to nova scotia hope you all good best from Glasgow scotland

[@daverok1113]

Its unscientific and unnecessary

[@zickkea]

Unfortunately in Ontario, we have Toronto. Torontonians refuse to listen and love traveling to "hide" from the pandemic, putting us all at risk. Unlike NS, it's impossible to police our mandatory 14 day quarantine post travel. I'm jealous of your bubble.

[@jo-anneneilson8571]

Hey Sarah--I live in North Carolina but lived in Halifax for nine years. I am not surprised that maritime have towed the line and have low Covid numbers. Kudos. It's a shit show where I live. People just carry on doing whatever they want and spread the virus.

[@robertcartwright8165]

Howdy from B.C.! Your management of the pandemic puts the rest of us to shame. BRAVO.

[@maryprantephd6736]

"The War of the Variants". Well-put.

[@daverok1113]

Its baloney, viruses mutate and weaken

[@Andy-sp6vq]

@@daverok1113 Absolutely. Why do they keep using ‘Country variants’ as a reason for a faster spread. Viruses continually mutate and will become less deadly but more spreadable. Look at previous viruses and this is following the usual pattern.

[@daverok1113]

@@Andy-sp6vq Spreadability is based on PCR tests, increased tests at high CT The tests can be slanted too The so called isolates do not exist

[@jocelynstuff1947]

@@Andy-sp6vq mutations are different from variants. Perhaps you missed Dr. J video about this

[@시박바개튜브]

with 96mg ivermectin for 3 days nobody dies with covid 19 if they are in serious condition. but scientists do not use 120mg ivermectin. they say if people take 120mg ivermectin people must die. but in korea. some people take upto 120mg a day for 21 days straightly to cure the terminal cancer. they did not die. they had some side effects. so upto 96mg nobody dies.. i think scientists used 12mg or 24 mg ivermectin because fda permit upto 24mg a day..but it is safe upto 96mg a day for 21days straightly. covid 19... you must take 12 -24 mg ivermectin 100mg doxycyclin (or 250 arzithromycin) 50mg zinc a day..for 7 days. there are some people who take 96mg -120mg ivermectin a day for 21days to cure the terminal cancer in korea. they have side effects in eyes ..some kind of shining. and 1 person had a paralyse in the backbone. with 120mg ivermectin for 21days . but nobody died. some people cure the terminal cancer with 48mg ivermectin for 3days and 2400mg albendazol 90ml olive oil curcumins omega3 vitamine for 4days in a week.repeatedly.cancer is similar to covid 19. they cured cancer totally for 6months with this theraphy. ivermectin is a powerful medicine for virus and cancer cells. but it is off record ..how come? because of money doctors did not prescribe it but people.koreans took voluntarily to survive. 4000 iu vitamin d. 15g liposomal vitaminc 100mg zinc. and 3.5mg naltrexon kill covid 19. too.. but ivermectin works well... and you can take those altohether. 12-24mg ivermectin 50mg zinc 100mg doxycyclin in the morning . 4000 iu vitamin d . 15g liposomal vitamin c. 50mg zinc 3.5mg naltrexon in the evening. ivermectin is very important medicine. because of lots of variants. slovakia and greece government use ivermectin officially.................

[@wendygerrish4964]

That was great hearing about BC from Lindsey Ta!

[@richaddulieu1967]

Dog's is the way to go and you know it doctor John even the Americans have woken up to dogs are best

[@TtheStee8066]

Absolutely agree. Where are the dogs? They can smell a case 5 days before any man made test.

[@mikej1389]

Lindsey, it was NS doing the pop up testing at bars, towns and suspected high traffic areas where there was expected possible outbreaks. NS continues to have the lowest numbers and are decreasing faster even with new cases being Dx

[@sroberts605]

I wonder who was behind that strategy? Stamping out the wildfire before it gains momentum seems such an easy concept (or analogy!) that here in theUK seems so consistently missed. Even now it seems we're reacting to try to stop a variant rather than 2 weeks ago when expert's warnings weren't acted upon, sigh. Do you know the story behind those pop-ups? Can we replicate?

[@daverok1113]

Testing prior to outbreaks What could possibly go wrong?

[@sroberts605]

@@daverok1113 what do you mean?

[@danbrennan3983]

@@sroberts605 It's being done by the NS Health Authority. The public face of the program is Dr. Lisa Barrett.

[@trish247]

I live in Nova Scotia and I'm extremely happy with how well we're doing with Covid. ❤ As of today, I believe we only have 11 active cases. Fingers crossed we keep doing such a great job!

[@joanmorrow4411]

Thank you.

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

Lindsay has given an ok report, but asking her about Canada as a whole, is like asking a person from Aberdeen to report on central London. Ontario and Quebec together has more than 50% of the population. A medical expert from either province would be much more comprehensive. Thank you for all your hard work.... it is very appreciated! Stay safe, stay sane, be well

[@mightyoaks9331]

I think she did a great job. About 50% of the population live outside Ontario & Quebec. Not certain someone from Ontario would not done as well reflecting on what is going on in other parts of the country. That said, Ontario and Quebec have had more difficulty getting this under control.

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

@@mightyoaks9331 : 0ver 23 million live in Ontario and Quebec... more than half of Canada’s 38 million. I don’t know where your getting your stats? She lives in B.C.... that is so far off from the middle of the country. She didn’t even highlight the fact that most of the politicians that took trips, were from her neighbouring province..,. Said nothing about Alberta’s incompetence of handling the virus, like laying off Heath care workers during a pandemic. Didn’t highlight Manitoba closing the borders of their province( first wave) (which I agree with). I my opinion, the Maritimes is the only area of the country that is truly fighting this thing. Government action is all reactive, rather than pro active. We been through this once ( first wave) and the governments are still being reactionary rather than proactive. Look, as I said it is an ok report, but when you don’t talk about more than 50% of country’s actions, reactions... your missing a lot. BTW I live in Ontario, Ford promised an iron ring around our LTC homes..... where are the deaths/ cases coming from ... our LTC homes. In the summer they did nothing to to build the “Iron Ring “. The government should take away the licenses of all the Private Homes that didn’t properly prepare for the second wave. Especially in Barrie!

[@gerardacronin334]

By your logic, Dr. Campbell should only be reporting on his local area. Realistically, he cannot have people from every Canadian province. I for one would like to hear more from Newfoundland & Labrador and the Atlantic provinces, because they are doing something right.

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

@@gerardacronin334 : Dr. Campbell goes to official sources when reporting about the Uk, the world. Lindsay barely touched on the other provinces. The other thing is she is a pharmacist, have her on when talking about drugs, etc... I am happy about that. I would like to hear more from Atlantic Canada as well. I have relatives in the states as well, and I am concerned about the situation their as well. Do you know of a KZbinr that does Canadian daily updates? Someone that summarizes each province? I tried watching the daily updates by the provinces ... way too much time. Web sites only gives numbers... not methods.

[@gerardacronin334]

@@sirdavidoftor3413 I don’t disagree. Lindsay is fantastic when it comes to pharmaceutical expertise.

[@gbail9566]

Lindsay's own KZbin channel is just as brilliant as this interview! 😷

[@MikeVeracity]

Thanks for another great show! Locked down and playing the stock market for excitement in Ontario.

[@glenchristensen3689]

Funny, I am doing the same , and cleaning up my bookkeeping and financials. As much as I hate this Its really gave me the oppertunity to clean up a lot of stuff.

[@dawndouglas9315]

I love this lady, such an intelligent, compassionate person, come back anytime Lyndsey😊glad Canada is doing well. Thanks John and Lynsdsey, stay safe xxxxx

[@annemarieandrews3522]

in Canada we have stay-at-home orders not lock-downs!

[@toby9999]

Do you get fined for not following orders? During our Melbourne lock-down, we would for instance be fined $1600 for breaking an 8pm curfew or $200 for not wearing a mask.

[@clifffraser7433]

'cept for the curfew in Quebec.

[@Aly_Luna]

@@toby9999 no. Not in Alberta... it's ridiculous!

[@hourglass8057]

Quebec is part of Canada. How do you describe an 8pm curfew if not a LOCKDOWN? Learn more FFS

[@cloudie9druoid172]

Incoming air travellers to Canada are only required to quarantine in a hotel for 3 days not 14, so you don't need to be rich lol. And the Canadian government did give money to a Biologics Manufacturing facility last year so they will be producing Novovax vaccines in Montreal with hopes to have production late fall. University in Saskatchewan was also given money to produce vaccines and the Precision NanoSystems in Vancouver was also given a grant to produce vaccines. Surprised Linsey didn't know this

[@andywarrington4738]

correct , express your feelings , dont bottle them up

[@marybonner4109]

All the best to you Lindsey, take care and thank you😉

[@FriendlyPharmacy5]

Thank you Mary

[@SandraDelesalle]

14 days MIQ in Australia costs $3K, 3 days hotel quarantine in Canada is $2K, no comparison. Canadian governments have failed their citizens and continue to do so. I recently lost my mom, Jan 21 due to hospital miss management, with a coroner never seeing the body and giving us a telephone autopsy!! The horrors of what is happening in Canada is disgusting!

[@soulpowerful]

I’m so sorry for the loss of your mom. You’re right, what’s happening here is a horror show.

[@jocelynstuff1947]

I'm sorry for your loss, my condolences to you and your family

[@helpingeachother7007]

Sorry for your loss. Condolences.

[@OilBarron84]

Very sad... What's happening in Canada is disgusting. Our government is incompetent and takes it's orders from the global organizations.

[@시박바개튜브]

with 96mg ivermectin for 3 days nobody dies with covid 19 if they are in serious condition. but scientists do not use 120mg ivermectin. they say if people take 120mg ivermectin people must die. but in korea. some people take upto 120mg a day for 21 days straightly to cure the terminal cancer. they did not die. they had some side effects. so upto 96mg nobody dies.. i think scientists used 12mg or 24 mg ivermectin because fda permit upto 24mg a day..but it is safe upto 96mg a day for 21days straightly. covid 19... you must take 12 -24 mg ivermectin 100mg doxycyclin (or 250 arzithromycin) 50mg zinc a day..for 7 days. there are some people who take 96mg -120mg ivermectin a day for 21days to cure the terminal cancer in korea. they have side effects in eyes ..some kind of shining. and 1 person had a paralyse in the backbone. with 120mg ivermectin for 21days . but nobody died. some people cure the terminal cancer with 48mg ivermectin for 3days and 2400mg albendazol 90ml olive oil curcumins omega3 vitamine for 4days in a week.repeatedly.cancer is similar to covid 19. they cured cancer totally for 6months with this theraphy. ivermectin is a powerful medicine for virus and cancer cells. but it is off record ..how come? because of money doctors did not prescribe it but people.koreans took voluntarily to survive. 4000 iu vitamin d. 15g liposomal vitaminc 100mg zinc. and 3.5mg naltrexon kill covid 19. too.. but ivermectin works well... and you can take those altohether. 12-24mg ivermectin 50mg zinc 100mg doxycyclin in the morning . 4000 iu vitamin d . 15g liposomal vitamin c. 50mg zinc 3.5mg naltrexon in the evening. ivermectin is very important medicine. because of lots of variants. slovakia and greece government use ivermectin officially........,,........

[@simplesofisticatedjs3106]

We don't like to politicize but in this pandemic everything is handled for politic best interests not individual best interests in some situation with grave serious lack of respect for the apolitical population .we have eyes and ears please do not underestimate our judgement

[@seandiamond7983]

Wow you do this for fun and youre better than most journalists. Great work sir. Salute

[@wboyle9721]

Correct Sean better than the bbc etc best from Glasgow scotland

[@radioboxnews]

Thank You Dr. John

[@michaelmessmer9096]

Ahh, my favorite medical team. Go team go.

[@deborahcrawford5005]

Great Duo.

[@susanpick2382]

U of Sask and VIDO-InterVac manufacturing lab will be completed this fall in Saskatoon. Dr. John needs to interview Dr. Volker Gerdts CEO and Director of the lab.

[@richkamminga4283]

Also Corbella in Alberta

[@susanpick2382]

@@richkamminga4283 why so many, so close? Doesn't make sense to me...ours is attached to Canada's biggest level 3 containment lab, unless they are working with VIDO/U of S as they do work with other Universities. Who's vaccine are they going to process?

[@2DCardBored]

Dr. John, I feel like no matter what measures we take, this virus can find a way around and evolve to conquer. Interprovincial travel is what brought it to our local old folks home. Thank you so much for the great many things you have taught us. I hope you can keep it up. (No pressure....)

[@buggsy5]

If proactive measures had been taken early on, the virus could have been wiped out in a few months, just like SARS was. But it took months for most countries to even restrict air travel, much less ban it completely. Even now, travel restrictions seem to be reactive and slow - and exceptions are made without enforcing proper isolation when the traveler reaches their destination. It is not the virus that is the real problem, the problem is the stupid way most countries are responding to it.

[@2DCardBored]

@@buggsy5 spilt milk my friend.

[@Lost-In-Blank]

The Sanofi/Pasteur has a vaccine manufacturing plant in Toronto. Pasteur bought the Connaught plant and Sanofi bought Pasteur. That plant make most of Canada's flu vaccine, as well as other vaccines. They were not allowed/asked to bid on making the AstraZeneca vaccine for Canada, perhaps because Sanofi/GSK had intended to produce its own vaccine. However the Sanofi/GSK vaccine is only expected to complete phase III trials in 2022. So maybe its capacity could be used to produce the AstraZeneca vaccine in the meantime?

[@lookforward2life]

Interesting.

[@ScubaSteveCanada]

There is a Canadian mRNA vaccine that should be available late 2021, early 2022. Currently in Phase 1 testing. They made a deal w the Federal government to also build a manufacturing plant in Calgary. Should be ready later this year. They tried for months to get the attention of our government.

[@imeldam1183]

In the EU, Sanofi have agreed to manufacture at least 100m doses of the BiontechPfizer vaccine. I don’t know whether they have given up on their own vaccine, but it seems silly to be waiting for something so far off in the future while they can put their production facilities to good use.

[@brianm9902]

As a Canadian living here in the UK it really frustrates me how inept this Canadian Government is , my family lives in Ontario, they are furious, at the lack of direction and leadership being shown, it worries me, they should be rolling out vaccines now,

[@toby9999]

Too woke to be bothered with real world issues maybe?

[@brianm9902]

@@toby9999 Woke is the disease of our time Trudeau needs to go he's just like his Dad a Chinese sympathiser and like his Dad will leave Canada in a mess for a long time

[@TomTom-pv2ig]

That was great ! Thanks.👋😀🇨🇦

[@petero9584]

Australia here. Canada definitely needs to set up a government owned vaccine manufacturing capability. Having watched the bickering amongst countries start about who should jump the order queue for vaccines deliveries. I am so relieved we have our own manufacturing facility in Melbourne. I suspect some countries are going have their orders stopped at the border soon and redirected to another country.

[@mightyoaks9331]

Two under construction. One in Saskatoon that can 40 Million a year and second in Quebec City that can do 80 Million a year.

[@petero9584]

@@mightyoaks9331 great to hear. The way nature seems to be unhappy with us it will get plenty of use in the future.

[@terrigoulding559]

Providence Therapeutics in Calgary, Alberta has begun Phase 1 trials of its vaccine and is gearing up for manufacturing.

[@tomgreaves991]

Calgary represent!

[@FriendlyPharmacy5]

Yes, I meant to mention this! It was in my notes!

[@daverok1113]

Yes its a money spinner but they are not actually needed

[@armchairguru1921]

Thank you so much for this, Dr. John.

[@Larindarr]

I am in B.C Canada. The Surge in cases that were thought to be believed to come from interprovincial travel, and therefore causing a surge on ski resorts such as Whistler were found by contact tracers ineffective. The cases and spread are not occurring by travellers. It is community spread by younger people from 16-30s. And lesser in their 40's. This has been well informed and established and people here are so damn slow at getting with the program and understanding these things though it is being clearly relayed across all reports and media. Also due to the new variant the request and mandate to have a 3 layered protection mask, not single use. Which ppl are also SLOW to get as I do not see ppl wearing thicker masks. It is not travel, it it younger people fatigued and not taking care. And I am sad to say that is my age group and because of this I cannot trust anyone to take care and it makes this isolation worse but I have to take care. As for the mental health, I completely agree... people already due to SAD experienced depression. January was suicide watch month already. We are seeing higher incidences of household violence, I also did see the report on Child abuse and starvation even. What I have personally noticed was the worsening of the already increasing homelessness and drug addiction crisis. And therefore crime. The uptick of crime, vandalism and violence is something I have not seen to this degree. On a daily basis, I am seeing people withdraw. Become apathetic, reticent, curt, impersonal, insensitive uncaring... unkind... only focusing on evading real depth or reaching out. Or imposing toxic positivity (denial) and making those that do feel inadequate for it... which then further isolates... :( people need to do better, esp for themselves... it's very discouraging.

[@garychynne1377]

no nonsense here. thank you

[@MarkWitzel]

Rapid antigen tests are not authorized by Health Canada for use on asymptomatic individuals, meaning using them for "screening" purposes is off label. Eastern Canada's use of the rapid testing is for "sampling" (not screening) populations in hotspot to help try to further find 'cases' (still confirmed with PCR) that wouldn't have been found otherwise.

[@daverok1113]

PCR should not be being used this way

[@anthonydeacon881]

The whole issue of strategic domestic production (of all kinds of essential products) needs to be revisited. Being at the mercy of others is not a position I like to be in. There is much to be said for self sufficiency!

[@kevtop351]

People who work in Pharmacies should be among the first to receive the vaccine.

[@daverok1113]

Plenty of experts and celebs faking being jabbed

[@allanchapman7986]

My daughter is training to be a pharmacist. Where she works is next door to a medical centre. One evening they had spare vaccines and they were vaccinated.

[@justylex]

I can tell you about the mental health of Canadians John. My 18 yr old son ended up having a mental breakdown on Christmas Eve, and had to call a Helpline. He is now on Zoloft for depression and anxiety.

[@OilBarron84]

terrible, sorry to hear. the costs of these policy are huge.

[@sandyb1184]

Hope he is feeling much better. Good for him for seeking help when he needed it.

[@justylex]

@@sandyb1184 we are fortunate that he feels that he can talk to us, so we were aware of what was going on and already trying to get help....which is almost impossible during a lockdown🤦‍♀️🙄. He has a couple of friends who are also struggling but do not have an open line of communication with their parents.

[@justylex]

@@scrambaba it sure has! They have been getting a sub par education, no socialization, little exercise, and after this is all done, they are going to be left with the economic mess to try and clean up throughout their entire adult life.

[@justylex]

@@OilBarron84 sure is, and I think in about 10 years when we see the real damage it gas done to our younger generations, we will be asking serious questions of whether or not it was worth the cost.

[@kvncrw]

Hundreds of millions are being spent on vaccine production facilities such as Medicago in Montreal which interestingly using a plant-based delivery. Still, these won't be ready till next year at the earliest. Our bad.

[@wesdonze2014]

2 top class individuals

[@ellencatherwood5134]

Ontario announced that they have developed a rapid test that also indicates if it is a variant. Also, all positives are going to have genomic testing.

[@radioboxnews]

Wow

[@coreyb333]

I'm from ontario I never heard anything about that nor can I find anything on google... can you post a link ??

[@ellencatherwood5134]

@@coreyb333 I watched it on CPAC on you tube. Dr. Williams said it on today’s interview. I don’t know how to make a link to it.

[@plushiebug5993]

@@coreyb333 Ditto! absolutely news to me, too. Last report I saw was only 5% genomic testing and no mention of rapid tests anywhere.

[@justylex]

That’s all great and everything, but we probably won’t use them. They will probably sit in storage somewhere.

[@bonolio]

Dr Campbell - I unfortunately only get to watch about 3 in 4 of your updates, but I was curious if there was any good information on the the expected rate of mutation of COVID and the factors that effect the mutation rate and types of mutations. I expect basic mutation rate is a fairly predictable factor which is then confounded by the constantly changing base of infection. If you haven't already, I would love to have you explain what you know in a way my civilian brain can handle. Thankyou for your diligent work condensing and explaining this pandemic for us. I am recommending your channel to dozens of people a week as a "if you don't watch anything else, watch this, source of updates". There are many heroes of this pandemic, and you good sir, are one of them.

[@roybellinger6769]

Thank you.. Interesting as always

[@kevtop351]

Very informative.

[@hauppaugelurch]

Prince Edward Island, the smallest Provence in Canada immediately closed their only airport and monitored the causeway. Result: no Covid deaths. Allan Curran

[@OilBarron84]

but that's RACIST!!! remember?

[@macintosh7169]

Your a island!!

[@alan4sure]

@@macintosh7169 "you're an island" english your second language?

[@annemarieandrews3522]

@@OilBarron84 only to you.

[@annemarieandrews3522]

@@macintosh7169 *you're an island*

[@Sang-Je]

Ontario been locked down for almost 2 months. Still just below 2k cases a day.... and we had 44 cases of UK detected in a single day.. this is brutal. Costco has 2-3000people shopping together since only a handful of stores r open. Very stupid leadership.

[@buggsy5]

The same is true in most countries around the world.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Good to see you, Lindsay, and thanks for your report. You look beautiful today🙂

[@ForgetU]

Wet and Rainy

[@miagolden2000]

Correction : In Canada, the mandatory paid quarantine is not 14 days long. I would reccomend reading the mandate because it’s quite conplex, but its actually a fantastic system. If you test positive within the 3-4 day mandatory paid quarantine, you get moved to a government paid quarantine facility

[@daverok1113]

Tested with what?

[@qualicumwilson5168]

I can only say that I do not recall if she inadvertently said "paid" when discussing the compulsory 14 day quarantine for all people entering Canada by any means.

[@annemarieandrews3522]

@@qualicumwilson5168 no, not if you've travelled, if you got covid at work.

[@leonp198]

Many thanks once again.👍

[@pirjolindqvist7819]

I am freezing. Here in the heart of Sweden its very very cold and even cold inside. I am freezing from within. Much snow in the ground and on the trees here. I have been Corona Free all the time thanks to my vitamin and bicarbonate regimen. It does work and I been around a lot in the Capital too. In non masking Sweden but I wear blue surgical mask. Also eat healthy and take daily walks.

[@wboyle9721]

Best to Sweden double up on your fluid resistant mask stay safe across the North Sea best from Glasgow scotland

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Please stay safe and take care! I hate cold. My apartment is drafty, and when it gets very cold it is miserable. I finally got a propane heater which has been helping this winter. I avoided using the electric heater because of cost. I’ve been doubling up with my masks. I wear a KN95 and a surgical mask over that. It seems to provide a better seal while also being more comfortable, which surprised me. I expected it would be uncomfortable.

[@j_o_h_n_d_u_n_n]

Are Swedish winters usually warm ?

[@7YBzzz4nbyte]

@@j_o_h_n_d_u_n_n it may change nowadays between maybe +5 C and -20 C, the latter being unusual here in south Sweden nowadays. It was much colder when I was a child, back then you could go skiing or skating every winter and build snow men or snow huts. Not so much now, it's more like slush or a thin layer of snow of just a few centimetres, not enough for skiing. It often rains away again. Every year seems to be warmer than the corresponding year ten years ago. An upward trajectory.

[@matthewthiesen6098]

BC has no lockdown and contrary to Lindsay saying essentials only. We can shop regularly. However, contact is limited. No house visits and no shared tables.

[@annemarieandrews3522]

gyms are open appt. only.

[@daverok1113]

Lockdown is ineffective and harmful but like the use of masks (unhealthy, harmful, ineffective) is being normalised This is a far more sinister vaccine scam than the one in 09 We have become like China for a cold virus with a 99.8% recovery rate Three weeks to flatten the curve eh?

[@buggsy5]

@@daverok1113 NO country has that high a recovery rate. Nor is it a "cold" virus. Yes, if everyone strictly isolated for a few weeks, the curve would flatten and then start to decrease. This has been show in the infection and death rates during the progress of this pandemic. But that will never happen in the US - or even come close. For example, in Oregon only 74% claim they wear a mask at least part of the time when outside their social bubble. Far fewer claim to do so all the time. Nowhere in the Western World have lockdowns even begun to approach the severity of those imposed in China. Nor will they ever do so.

[@petero9584]

USA’s problem from our perspective seems to be one where everything must be done by private enterprise only.

[@buggsy5]

Not really, but that is how the party with the most rich donors feels.

[@timelwell7002]

I find the concept that there will be many more pandemics more than a little alarming.