455 – Happy New Year! International Travel, Empty Hospitals and More of the Same?!

Happy New Year, Wuhan.

If citizens have more freedom in a Communist country it’s time to stand up for Canada 🇨🇦. #EndTheLockdowns #Wuhan2021 pic.twitter.com/HPh4vQ7htw

— Rowan (@canmericanized) January 1, 2021

BREAKING: Rod Phillips has resigned as Ontario's Minister of Finance.

— Toronto Sun (@TheTorontoSun) December 31, 2020

Michelle Rempel Garner seems to suggest that she is unable to go to Oklahoma because of “vulturous CBC reporters” & Rod Phillips. #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/Am2hfWdCC1

— Richard🇺🇦 (@RJDavies_) December 31, 2020

.⁦@TracyAllardUCP⁩ owes Albertans an apology and a resignation.#AbLeg https://t.co/mgXuGq5rJi

— Irfan Sabir (@MLAIrfanSabir) January 1, 2021

I am looking ahead to brighter days in 2021. This has been a challenging year and certainly one for the record books. Throughout the challenges in 2020, our resiliency, our generosity and our capacity to give back have shone through. #BecauseYouMatter https://t.co/Zqi4tFBCQJ

— Tracy Allard (@TracyAllardUCP) December 24, 2020

This story keeps going. https://t.co/9IEz1rVDwZ

— Rosemary Barton (@RosieBarton) December 30, 2020

Bed occupancy is clearly below average for this time of year – and has been since the start of the pandemic – so why the crisis?

This chart shows 'beds open' (includes occupied and unoccupied beds) in the NHS this year vs. 2017-19 average. https://t.co/fAW2xrcQOA pic.twitter.com/tsHFIsX8L4

— Covid Data Dashboard (@Covid19DataUK) December 31, 2020

17/ Even the media has started to question these claims of “hospitals at capacity”. The data does not support the claim that our hospitals are bursting#COVID19 #Coronavirus #lockdown #science #data #Canada #Ontario #cdnpoli #onpoli #virus #seasonality pic.twitter.com/FnQKsZebBX

— AL (@Metabo_PhD) December 29, 2020

To say we’re EXCITED to be opening our #COVax clinic today is an understatement. Hopefully this marks the beginning of the end for #COVID19!🙌 pic.twitter.com/hpEZTKamIu

— Humber River Hospital (@HRHospital) December 23, 2020

We are ready to welcome the first babies to be born in 2021 at the Fontana and Ontario Hospitals!#firstbaby #soexcited #babiesofinstagram #proudtobesbc #kp #kaiserpermanente pic.twitter.com/Gs5g6Dj7Oh

— KP San Bernardino (@KPSanBernardino) December 31, 2020

Our hospitals here in Renfrew county Ontario are empty.

— Vanessa Bluemke (@SuperMama703) December 29, 2020

"Did someone die with COVID19, of COVID19 – or did it have absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with COVID19? Who knows? I certainly don’t, and I wrote some of the death certificates myself." – @malcolmken https://t.co/nvSWyH0qSi

— Martin Kulldorff (@MartinKulldorff) December 31, 2020

Canada now resettles more refugees than any other country, mostly through private sponsorship https://t.co/4wyPhCAEIV pic.twitter.com/WsX8HPJtk0

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) January 1, 2021

Toronto plans further restrictions on businesses as city braces for COVID-19 surge https://t.co/vDgAhUSGv7

— National Post (@nationalpost) December 31, 2020

Two weeks ago the federal gov't decided to close fish farms in BC's discovery islands. https://t.co/pDj9HWZasj #coastaljobsgone

Regardless of my position on open-net salmon farming, I think this policy rollout is terrible. (Not debating the science, but the policy rollout) 1/?

— Thomas Martin (@ThomasforBC) December 30, 2020

Soviet-style line-ups to buy food. Who benefits? You’ll know the answer when Amazon gets into the grocery delivery business. pic.twitter.com/N9ciyzxZf5

— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) December 31, 2020

“A federal appeals court again struck down NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo's strict capacity limits on religious services in areas with high rates of Covid, ruling that the restrictions discriminate against religious rights—bolstered the Supreme Court's injunction”https://t.co/Koo0lht31M

— Kulvinder Kaur MD (@dockaurG) December 31, 2020

Burning Questions: Will Canadians spend their mountain of saved cash to rescue the economy? https://t.co/IIMCsp2Xzg

— National Post (@nationalpost) December 31, 2020