Carol Schram: Quinn Hughes featured in NHL Brothers show & Podkolzin is giving back Following the cancellation of the KHL playoffs, Vasily Podkolzin has been out and about in St. Petersburg, making sure elderly residents are getting their groceries. Also, Quinn Hughes and his brothers will be featured on a new show debuting on Tuesday, and Dan Murphy updates us on Chris Tanev's injured ear.

Thanks Carol. Great as always.

Well done Carol.

Roussel said the person he would not want to be quarantine with is Travis Green


I think he is safe though , last year Loui said he was a bad coach and still got plenty of ice time.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1247610463157960704

Thank you Carol!!

https://twitter.com/i/status/1247610463157960704
- VANTEL

Preview for the next Man vs Wild episode?

Thanks Carol. Great as always.
- Load Management

I think Carol should be considered an essential service.

I think Carol should be considered an essential service.
- bloatedmosquito

All of this optimism because numbers are levelling on a weekend. Reported numbers have been lower than normal every weekend since i've been watching them.
- golfingsince

BC isn't testing the same as other provinces. I think we can safely say we can quadruple the number of confirmed cases in BC and it would be closer to being accurate than what is being presented. Having said that, I don't think BC has done a bad job with its preventative measures and social distancing, despite personally thinking we were more reactive than proactive, i still don't think we have done bad in that regard.

anyone who thinks any major sporting event will resume in May is out to lunch.

BC isn't testing the same as other provinces. I think we can safely say we can quadruple the number of confirmed cases in BC and it would be closer to being accurate than what is being presented. Having said that, I don't think BC has done a bad job with its preventative measures and social distancing, despite personally thinking we were more reactive than proactive, i still don't think we have done bad in that regard.

anyone who thinks any major sporting event will resume in May is out to lunch.
- Codes1087

Here’s the testing rates per capita

https://globalnews.ca/pro...0b6d1d-43869434-48788523/

BC not great but far from the worst. You may want to reconsider your first statement.

Here’s the testing rates per capita

https://globalnews.ca/pro...0b6d1d-43869434-48788523/

BC not great but far from the worst. You may want to reconsider your first statement.
- bloatedmosquito

up until we outsourced the lifelabs contract and added the other 4 hospitals, we weren't doing that well. Accommodating 4000 tests per day is a hell of a lot better than the 250ish we could accommodate before. In no way am I saying we are the worst or the best, im simply saying what while we see a bit of flattening in BC, the whole story isn't being told with how long we went restricting testing to eldery and healthcare workers only. I am also trying to temper peoples expectations about thinking that we will resume any sort of professional sports league in May is ludacris.

up until we outsourced the lifelabs contract and added the other 4 hospitals, we weren't doing that well. Accommodating 4000 tests per day is a hell of a lot better than the 250ish we could accommodate before. In no way am I saying we are the worst or the best, im simply saying what while we see a bit of flattening in BC, the whole story isn't being told with how long we went restricting testing to eldery and healthcare workers only. I am also trying to temper peoples expectations about thinking that we will resume any sort of professional sports league in May is ludacris.
- Codes1087

Except the UFC

“We’re getting the infrastructure put in now, so I’m gonna start doing the international fights too with international fighters,” White told TMZ. “I won’t be able to get international fighters, all of them, into the U.S., so I have a private island. I’m gonna start flying them all into the private island and start doing international fights from there.

“So as of April 18, the UFC is back up and running.”

Except the UFC

“We’re getting the infrastructure put in now, so I’m gonna start doing the international fights too with international fighters,” White told TMZ. “I won’t be able to get international fighters, all of them, into the U.S., so I have a private island. I’m gonna start flying them all into the private island and start doing international fights from there.

“So as of April 18, the UFC is back up and running.”
- NewYorkNuck

Dana White is a tool

up until we outsourced the lifelabs contract and added the other 4 hospitals, we weren't doing that well. Accommodating 4000 tests per day is a hell of a lot better than the 250ish we could accommodate before. In no way am I saying we are the worst or the best, im simply saying what while we see a bit of flattening in BC, the whole story isn't being told with how long we went restricting testing to eldery and healthcare workers only. I am also trying to temper peoples expectations about thinking that we will resume any sort of professional sports league in May is ludacris.
- Codes1087

100% agree but I think we as a province have done well. We’ve tested about 10% of our total provincial population in two months. We deserve to take some pride in that.

Quebec about 11%.

What is very scary is Ontario’s efforts. As you said, if you triple our cases based on testing rates what is Ontario’s true numbers!?

BC isn't testing the same as other provinces. I think we can safely say we can quadruple the number of confirmed cases in BC and it would be closer to being accurate than what is being presented. Having said that, I don't think BC has done a bad job with its preventative measures and social distancing, despite personally thinking we were more reactive than proactive, i still don't think we have done bad in that regard.

anyone who thinks any major sporting event will resume in May is out to lunch.
- Codes1087

Well what MLB was saying is that all the teams would play to empty stadiums in the Phoenix area from what I understand.

If the NHL were to resume that model it would be somewhere in the north.

For all the testing going on it's still in most cases less than 1% of an area's population. Also, so many deaths going on that aren't assigned to covid-19 because they aren't testing the dead.

I read today that the amount of people in NYC that typically die at home on an average day are 20-25. Right now it's over 200 per day.

100% agree but I think we as a province have done well. We’ve tested about 10% of our total provincial population in two months. We deserve to take some pride in that.

What is very scary is Ontario’s efforts. As you said, if you triple our cases based on testing rates what is Ontario’s true numbers!?
- bloatedmosquito

oh i take major pride on how far BC has come. I personally think our preventative measures have all come weeks late, but that's just me. I am just so scared of the predictions that they telling us, the incoming "surge" and how that is going to effect an already depleted healthcare system and it's resources. That PPE can't get here soon enough as is.

100% agree but I think we as a province have done well. We’ve tested about 10% of our total provincial population in two months. We deserve to take some pride in that.

What is very scary is Ontario’s efforts. As you said, if you triple our cases based on testing rates what is Ontario’s true numbers!?
- bloatedmosquito

Have you seen the amount of people that cross the border in Ontario on any given day?

Well what MLB was saying is that all the teams would play to empty stadiums in the Phoenix area from what I understand.

If the NHL were to resume that model it would be somewhere in the north.

For all the testing going on it's still in most cases less than 1% of an area's population. Also, so many deaths going on that aren't assigned to covid-19 because they aren't testing the dead.

I read today that the amount of people in NYC that typically die at home on an average day are 20-25. Right now it's over 200 per day.
- golfingsince

what is happening in NYC right now is absolutely heart breaking.

100% agree but I think we as a province have done well. We’ve tested about 10% of our total provincial population in two months. We deserve to take some pride in that.

Quebec about 11%.

What is very scary is Ontario’s efforts. As you said, if you triple our cases based on testing rates what is Ontario’s true numbers!?
- bloatedmosquito

I read that as less than 1%

what is happening in NYC right now is absolutely heart breaking.
- Codes1087

It is and I have a personal connection to that place having spent so much time there.

It really was predictable given the response however.

Have you seen the amount of people that cross the border in Ontario on any given day?
- golfingsince

Hate to say it but Ontario’s economy is in the top 15 in the world. Better than most countries. If they crash because of this virus, Canada is (frank)ed regardless of what the other 12 provinces/territories do.

That’s why Ford looks like the walking dead these days. He may be the captain of the titanic.

I read that as less than 1%
- golfingsince

Oops, tee hee. Brain fart.

1% or 1000 out of every 100,000.

You are correct. I stand corrected. Quebec is 1.1%. Ontario is 0.5%

BC isn't testing the same as other provinces. I think we can safely say we can quadruple the number of confirmed cases in BC and it would be closer to being accurate than what is being presented. Having said that, I don't think BC has done a bad job with its preventative measures and social distancing, despite personally thinking we were more reactive than proactive, i still don't think we have done bad in that regard.

anyone who thinks any major sporting event will resume in May is out to lunch.
- Codes1087

This is why Minivan bailed.