"Crisis, eh?" Canada's Covid-19 stats

The population of Canada, as of last fall, was 37.59 million. (You could look it up.) That's including the hosers at left, but not 1000s of illegal immigrants, bogus refugees and asylum-seekers that Mr Trudeau's Liberal government doesn't want to know about and doesn't want Canucks to know about.

As of mid-afternoon today, 36,672 cases of Covid-19, aka the corona virus or "kung flu", had been recorded from sea to sea to sea. That's less than 1/10th of 1 percent (.001) of the population.

Of those infected, 12,502 have recovered and 1681 have died. The death toll is thus less than 5 percent of the number who have contracted the disease, and... let's see... carry the 5... roughly 1 (one) out of every 22,362 residents of Canuckistan.

Yet Canada's federal, provincial, and municipal governments of every stripe from deep red to mauve (there are no true-blue conservatives) are telling everybody to stay at home until the "crisis" is over. If I were Canadian, with odds of 22,362 to 1 against getting infected by making a quick trip to the beer store to pick up a square, I'd take my chances.