First time posting, little anxious.

Currently under isolation here in Saskatchewan, it was a self isolation till met with a doctor who ordered it,
I doubt was at risk, was in Southern Italy as Northern Italy was breaking out.
Rather disappointed with the provinces "meh" maybe come in and get tested, "meh" maybe not.
As I've read there are no restrictions on incoming passengers, citizens or not. 
Quarantining is only done if you report you've been to the Hubei province.
Citizens and PRs have to be let in, period, part of the charter (section 6) 
although being let in whilst under quarantine and being let out into the public are two different things, both are legal.

Little surprised Canada doesn't have higher cases than we do.

Once concern I've been thinking about is hardware maintenance under lock downs and quarantines.
Do politicians allow people only out to repair? or will they allow organizations and
their employees to be out and do expansion to deal with the enviable surge in traffic?

What about in Italy where only pharmacies and groceries are open and entropy hits equipment?

Stay safe, isolate your subnets and yourself ;)

Sincerely,
 Keaton Alexander Guger Lair
 Red Lily Internet

On Thursday, 12 March, 2020 20:37, Valdis Kletnieks
<valdis.kletnieks@vt.edu> wrote:

On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 18:08:05 -0600, "Keith Medcalf" said:

I don't know but we just issued travel restrictions to the United
States as it is now a Hot Spot for the unrestricted spread of the 
coronavirus which causes COVID-19.

Hopefully they're more sensible restrictions than the US policy that
prohibits travel from most of Europe except the UK... but only for 
foreigners.  If you're a US citizen, you're still perfectly welcome 
to go to Italy and come home with a few extra microbes to pass around 
a week after you return.

No idea what the policy for foreigners is, as that is a matter of
Federal jurisdiction.  And our Prime Minister is currently in
"self-isolation" apparently. 

The word for anybody who designs a network firewall with that sort of
logic is "pwned".  Just sayin'.

These are Provincial policies.  The Federal Government cannot prohibit
Canadian citizens from entering Canada but the Province is in charge of
matter of Health and Civil Rights, so as soon as they enter the Province
from outside Canada they are "requested" to self-isolate for 14-days.
This is for citizens.  Don't know what the policy is for non-Canadians.

(Fortunately, I'm in a position to hide in my apartment and only

emerge

for grocery shopping at 2AM until things wind down... Hope everybody

else

has a good contingency plan)

Yeah, sounds like a plan.