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and like 4 weeks ago, it was projected to take about 5 years.

the US has been able to do 4.5 million in a day.

ontario has capacity for 150K+ a day, and is ramping up towards that.

"We would have to do 240K per day starting now to get it done by...

we have over 1 million per week scheduled for delivery every week into the country, the province's plan based on vaccine delivery is to vaccinate almost 10 mill by july.

people will be surprised...

based on that article, there could be games with limited capacity a lot sooner than anyone anticipated...

https://apnews.com/article/cdc-fully-vaccinated-can-gather-without-masks-b9775dcde0254037e012ea9447e49917

good news (it's the CDC, but I'd imagine that our advice won't differ radically).

this is true...if the vaccines are in arms even semi according to schedule then we should have a full stadium if we make playoffs (barring a heavily vaccine resistant strain spreading, etc).

we didn't have a vaccine last summer though.

if enough people get vaccinated then we **should** be good, barring any variants being fully resistant to covid (although not much evidence of this...

this seems like the worst case scenario, although definitely possible.

if we're smart and keep social distancing, staying home, etc, til we have a big % of people vaccinated, cases should be very...

I'm hoping we can have a full stadium by september, with limited capacity viewing through august.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/covid-19-ontario-march-5-2021-toronto-peel-vaccines-1.5937850

what are everyone's current thoughts on BMO opening up with this current vaccine schedule?

uk is having fans back in stadiums from june.

we're a couple months behind the UK, so i'd imagine we'll be able to be back in some capacity in august.

if what trudeau says is true and everyone who wants one can get a vaccine by september, i'd imagine they would be able to open with potentially 1/3 capacity at that time.

if vaccine rollout goes...