Most of the stuff was managed provincially or at the municipal level in Canada, but unlike the USA#1, we did not have an idiot in charge who got in the way of things and actually created a culture of denial about a virus, as if a virus cares about that sort of thing.
The USA#1 federal government essentially pretended it would all go away, when it was obvious it would not. That attitude is totally on Trump and his enablers and it killed a ton of Americans, no matter how much you and other die hard Trumpers want to pretend otherwise, and fortunately it likely will get his ass booted as a result this year, when all he had to be was Doug Ford (Mr buck a beer) in terms of treating the situation seriously and Trump wins easily.
As for the population density thing, that is pretty LOLworthy, as again a HUGE chunk of Canada has literally no people in it, and comparisons of similar sized cities (space and population) show a similar huge difference in numbers. I get that you guys need to try to explain away Trump's blundering, but the USA#1 has literally the worst results and if you really want to take population density as the only criteria then compare the USA to Japan or other countries. I would say Australia but its huge so the density is low (similar to Canada overall), even though most of the country is a desert that few people live in. Can't factor for that, right
. Tick Tock!
All the best.
Last edited by Monteroy; 10-31-2020 at 08:07 PM.