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We may not be able to get across the border.
 
We may not be able to get across the border.
Well, we can fly, I guess. Not exactly gonna help the people in Windsor though, mind you.

That said, for OP, none of these game dates are final because the NHL has decided to release an Olympic break schedule before even deciding whether or not they're going to the Olympics and saying "well, if we aren't, we'll just release a different schedule". And now they're dragging their feet on that issue. I'd imagine the travel bookers in team front offices and season seat holders are pretty pissed at this charade they are playing - mind you, I have no clue if season seat holders are in the know about the non-Olympic schedule yet like team FO's are.
 
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Just got back from Italy for past month .. have not had time to call my MLSE rep .. anyone hear what is going on with seat licenses and our tickets 2021/22 season .. have Leafs been cleared to play at Scotia? Thanks
 
Just got back from Italy for past month .. have not had time to call my MLSE rep .. anyone hear what is going on with seat licenses and our tickets 2021/22 season .. have Leafs been cleared to play at Scotia? Thanks

We paid 25% deposit a few weeks ago, haven't heard anything since.

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We paid 25% deposit a few weeks ago, haven't heard anything since.

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I mean sure - they could do this if they want to break laws and open themselves up to a class action lawsuit or 2........

Legislative Summary of Bill S-201: An Act to prohibit and prevent genetic discrimination

"Bill S-201, An Act to prohibit and prevent genetic discrimination" (short title: Genetic Non-Discrimination Act), is a Senate public bill introduced by Senator James S. Cowan on 8 December 2015 which passed March 8, 2017.

"The bill makes it a criminal offence for any person to require an individual to undergo a genetic test, or to disclose the results of such a test, as a condition of providing goods or services; of entering into or continuing a contract or any part of an agreement; or of offering or continuing to offer specific terms and conditions in a contract or agreement with that individual. It provides exceptions for health care practitioners and researchers in using genetic test information. Through amendments to the Canada Labour Code (CLC), the bill also protects employees of federally regulated employers from being required by their employer to undergo genetic tests or to disclose genetic test results. Similarly, amendments to the Canadian Human Rights Act (CHRA) prohibit discrimination in the federal sector based on a person’s genetic characteristics.
 
I mean sure - they could do this if they want to break laws and open themselves up to a class action lawsuit or 2........

Legislative Summary of Bill S-201: An Act to prohibit and prevent genetic discrimination

"Bill S-201, An Act to prohibit and prevent genetic discrimination" (short title: Genetic Non-Discrimination Act), is a Senate public bill introduced by Senator James S. Cowan on 8 December 2015 which passed March 8, 2017.

"The bill makes it a criminal offence for any person to require an individual to undergo a genetic test, or to disclose the results of such a test, as a condition of providing goods or services; of entering into or continuing a contract or any part of an agreement; or of offering or continuing to offer specific terms and conditions in a contract or agreement with that individual. It provides exceptions for health care practitioners and researchers in using genetic test information. Through amendments to the Canada Labour Code (CLC), the bill also protects employees of federally regulated employers from being required by their employer to undergo genetic tests or to disclose genetic test results. Similarly, amendments to the Canadian Human Rights Act (CHRA) prohibit discrimination in the federal sector based on a person’s genetic characteristics.
I'll go out on a limb and suggest they've had Legal check things out before making any policy.
 
I don't get it. What does genetic testing have to do with testing for infectious/pandemic diseases? Is the implication that heredity determines likelihood of spreading disease? That is a non starter.
 

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