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Originally Posted by Hondaracer
Lol global news this morning:
“The vpd defends its position to not ticket or warn hundreds of anti mask demonstrators”
Followed by
“Bonnie Henry says Christmas will be virtual this year”
Fuck right off
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Few coworkers were talking about this topic this morning and I remembered you saying this in here a few days ago.
Confusion on both ends. Some say they're still seeing their parents on christmas day and the others say they aren't and were bickering back and forth.
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Gov. BC. website
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Core bubble
For most people, their core bubble is their immediate household. An immediate household is a group of people who live in the same dwelling. For example:
If you have a rental suite in your home, the suite is a separate household
If you live in an apartment or house with roommates, you are all members of the same household
For others, including people who live alone, their core bubble may also contain a partner, relative, friend or co-parent who lives in a different household. This should be a maximum of two people outside of those living in your immediate household.
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few paragraphs later:
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All December celebrations will look different this year. Celebrate with your immediate household or core bubble.
Consider hosting virtual parties and religious services
Unwrap gifts over Zoom or Skype
If you must travel for essential reasons, review the health and safety precautions
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My core bubble consists of only 4 people who I see on a daily basis - My mom and dad when they're dog sitting on Mon, Wed, Fri, and my girlfriends mom and dad when they watch our dog on Tue, Thurs. They're all retired and want to take the dog from us so they can walk it and get exercise for all of them.
So based of the term of core bubble does that mean I'm allowed to visit my parents on Christmas day?
Can't remember if it was a picture somewhere in this thread of a mall food court with no masks and everyone eating with a safe space of an entire empty table beside them which is safe whereas dinner with 2 family members who you trust with your life is waaaaay to dangerous. Pretty much sums up my thoughts on this.