Yep isn't it something like 95% of flights have tested positive for COVID? Plus everything else that's going around... It's one of the worst places to be unmasked. Almost guaranteed sickness unless you're lucky.

Ohh you have to be over 65 *and* immunocompromised? Blerg. It's not like there aren't enough doses to go around like back in the early days 🙄

Ohh I just saw/realized today is the deadline. Ugh :(

I just said I was immunocompromised (aren't we all?) when I went to a pharmacy back in April or so. I would think you would qualify anyway, just about any condition can mean you are immunocompromised. It might be worth trying at a couple of other pharmacies.

And I should have said thank you for putting this together! So, thank you :)

Oh interesting, it looks like it wasn't quite as bad up here as it was in Calgary! I still remember it being pretty darn awful in 2023 though.

I imagine it will be fairly similar to Calgary but I'm still super interested to see :)

Love this, and would love to see it for Edmonton, if you or someone else with the time and know-how would be willing/able to put it together!

On top of that I don't know if I even trust labels at the grocery stores now - if no one is buying US produce I expect them to just start re-labeling things as CA or MX so they can continue selling as usual. They already lie about weights, why not place of origin :(

Unfortunately we also have to be wary of local farmers market produce too - there is no oversight/regulations for produce at farmers markets and no way to prove that it's actually locally grown. CBC did a piece on this a few years ago.

Allegedly they have high levels of lead and cadmium so I will continue avoiding Lindt. nationalpost.com/life/food/li...