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I am completely confused here.
Washington State just saw a huge spike in cases, and they are literally right next door to us.
We've had the same protests, we've opened up our economy, yet we're not seeing increased cases.
How can our counterparts literally KMs away be having such a different outcome? For sure healthcare is a piece of it, but in terms of the city setup, both Vancouver and Seattle are quite similar, one could argue more people use cars in Seattle, and public transit is more utilized in Vancouver here.
I supposed there's much more internal country travel in the US to account for these spikes? Or are we simply testing much less?
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