- Flight from police
- Assault a police officer with a weapon
- Resist police officer
- Dangerous operation
- Dangerous operation causing bodily harm
- Operation while impaired
- Failure or refusal to comply with demand
- Theft of motor vehicle over $5000
- Mischief over $5000
- Possession of a schedule I substance
There are lots of interesting pieces of information out about the 1918 pandemic.
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I took a look back through the @WinnipegNews archives to see what life was like in Winnipeg during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic. So much of it is strikingly familiar and could be lifted off those old pages and reprinted today.
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4 comments:
I am not sure how we can get back to normal for a long time unless there is a breakthrough vaccine or at least an effective treatment.
Scary everywhere, and I think our 4 week total lockdown is only the start and it will be for a lot longer. hope my extra short haircut lasts the distance, we can cope with not going out anywhere other than a local walk. 1918, not the same medical equipment then, the way news was given to us, the need for self isolation, and much more. How many died in extreme circumstances we might never know. Yes, less road accidents, our local fire siren went off the other day, this is a rare event now, so maybe a fire rather than a road crash.
Thanks for this link to the 1918 pandemic, I am most interested to read it.
...writing auto policies seems like a good business these days. People aren't driving much and the exposure for claims is low!
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