Pierre Houde seemed confident on RDS that in three weeks they'll be back. Remains to be seen, but it sure would be nice.
Other than the Okanagan Valley, BC isn't really dry. There is moss growing everywhere.
No chance.... imoPierre Houde seemed confident on RDS that in three weeks they'll be back. Remains to be seen, but it sure would be nice.
Pierre Houde seemed confident on RDS that in three weeks they'll be back. Remains to be seen, but it sure would be nice.
Pierre Houde seemed confident on RDS that in three weeks they'll be back. Remains to be seen, but it sure would be nice.
I think he meant regular programming, not games. Not yet anyway.That would be remarkably irresponsible. Even empty arenas would be a recipe for disaster when you consider all the travel necessary.
I think he meant regular programming, not games. Not yet anyway.
Pierre Houde seemed confident on RDS that in three weeks they'll be back. Remains to be seen, but it sure would be nice.
Consider it hasn't even hit the fan yet in the majority of markets we've got a long way to go. These optimistic outlooks make me nervous that the general population will no longer comply if they keep hearing that it'll "only be a month and then back to work"That would be remarkably irresponsible. Even empty arenas would be a recipe for disaster when you consider all the travel necessary.
Because of the winter rain. But in Summer it is very dry.
Is this because they're at their testing capacity? Like they aren't seeing an increase of daily case numbers because maybe they can't test fast enough. I'm not sure just an observation. I haven't been paying as much attention to the news abroad as I am in North AmericaLike I said earlier, Italy seems to bringing in 6000-7000 new infections a day, along with 600-700 deaths a day for about 4-5 days now. The daily increase seems to be flattening, maybe we may see cases actually dwindling as of next week or the week after?
Is this because they're at their testing capacity? Like they aren't seeing an increase of daily case numbers because maybe they can't test fast enough. I'm not sure just an observation. I haven't been paying as much attention to the news abroad as I am in North AmericaLike I said earlier, Italy seems to bringing in 6000-7000 new infections a day, along with 600-700 deaths a day for about 4-5 days now. The daily increase seems to be flattening, maybe we may see cases actually dwindling as of next week or the week after?
I think he meant regular programming, not games. Not yet anyway.
Wow, US already up to 10,000+ cases today. FLA, LA, MI are rising fast.
Yup, this is just the beginning. I would wait till we at least see a light to the end of this tunnel before going back in. Course, we may miss the bottom if we wait that long but as it stands, the bottom is starting to look like a chasm of epic proportions and I wouldn't want to be caught in that mother of crashes. Regardless, even if this only lasts a month or two in North America, the damage is already done and the economy isn't going to pick up after itself for a long time. Hopefully not years/decades but it's going to be a long time regardless. Course, the market doesn't follow the actual state of the economy (it hasn't for years, else it would have crashed multiple times already) so who knows. Either way, it's way too volatile for me right now so I'm just waiting on the sidelines with cash in hand (not that I have much...), so to speak.Consider it hasn't even hit the fan yet in the majority of markets we've got a long way to go. These optimistic outlooks make me nervous that the general population will no longer comply if they keep hearing that it'll "only be a month and then back to work"
When did RDS got Capitals and Blues broadcasting rights?He seemed confident to be back on RDS himself or to have something good to broadcast?
Wow, US already up to 10,000+ cases today. FLA, LA, MI are rising fast.
Yup. Watch out for NJ too. Already 2,474 cases today. A lot of people commute from NJ to New York city for work, so you know there's that connection.