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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2020

Coronavirus In Canadian Condos

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There is no need to cause unnecessary panic over this but, there is no denying it either: the Coronavirus has reached our shores and is spreading.

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There is no need to cause unnecessary panic over this but, there is no denying it either: the Coronavirus has reached our shores and is spreading.

Our first comment will be one of cautious optimism. Indeed, the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) continues to assess the public health risk as low for Canada. Still, unsurprisingly corporations, directors and managers are wondering what obligations (if any) they may have with respect to this spreading virus. We hope to answer this question in this blog post but, before we go on, go wash your hands – especially those of you reading on a tablet or smartphone.

The coronavirus

The coronavirus (also known as "COVID-19") is a virus that can cause fever, cough, and respiratory problem including pneumonia. While fatality rate is low, this virus is quite contagious and, in severe cases, can be fatal, usually in individuals with pre-existing medical conditions.

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