Randy Hillier MPP

(Video) Measuring the Severity of COVID

Posted by · August 22, 2020 1:20 PM

It's foolish to measure COVID simply by the number of cases, rather we should measure its severity by the number of hospitalizations, those with severe side effects and deaths, as we do with other serious diseases.

It's important we don't get caught up by the daily fear mongering of the media and governments and continue to keep things in perspective. We must challenge narratives that continue to rely on models that have proven to be false and don't align with the facts we have today.

I will be continuing to address these important issues, if you would like to stay informed like and follow my page, and help grow this message by sharing with your friends.

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(Video) Petition: Parents Deserve Choices With School

Posted by · August 18, 2020 1:45 PM

I have created a petition calling on the government to provide the per-pupil funding it provides school boards, $12,500 per student, directly to parents so they may choose the best education arrangements for their individual needs.

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(Video) COVID Contradictions

Posted by · August 17, 2020 6:25 AM

As both hospitalizations and deaths decrease rapidly, government restrictions on our lives increase significantly. Mandatory masks came into effect in July, in my area we have had no new cases for weeks, yet back during the peak in March and April we were told that masks wouldn't help and not to use them.

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(Video) Comparing COVID Predictions with Today's Facts

Posted by · August 15, 2020 11:41 AM

The government is constantly moving the goal posts with COVID, however it's important to keep things in perspective and remember how and why we got where we are today, with a limited democracy, stunted economic activity, and stifling of our rights.

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COVID-19 Graphs & Facts

Posted by · August 10, 2020 2:25 PM

Here are the graphs I posted over the past few days comparing COVID hospitalization rates, recovery rates and deaths by age to a typical flu season. Additionally, with a graph from Ontario Public health showing lab confirmed flu cases from 2013 through 2018 and how the rate of infections coincide with our winter flu season (week 1 in the graph is the first week of January, as the chart begins September and ends in Aug) .

COVID-19 is a respiratory virus like many others, while some people refuse to accept the evidence, it shares many similarities in transmission and symptoms to every other respiratory virus that we face every season. It makes me think of the old adage,If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.

Did lock downs bring the COVID cases down, or did they come down precipitously as in every other and which occur naturally. Read the data and make your own decisions

Public Health Ontario Graphs: https://www.publichealthontario.ca/-/media/documents/surveillance-reports/orpb/orpb-season-summary-2017-18.pdf

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