Canadian females suffer 2 pandemics: SARS2 plus GBV, incest, rape

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visiting the globally renowned misogynist Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara suffered incomprehensible sexism in the most reprehensible display of marginalization of women in modern times, says Katie Alsop, a founder of RINJ women. Alsop also claims feminists around the world are “seeing red” over the incident. She had some strong words for Erdogan.

President von der Leyen and many of her colleagues made essentially the same comments recently, in less scolding terms.

“This outright display of hatred for women is at a pandemic level as the global patriarch drowns itself in pandemic mismanagement and failures,” said Alsop.

A memorable February 2019 quote of a female Canadian Minister, Marie-Claude Bibeau, may be apropos: “Everyone deserves to live with dignity, feel safe, and have their rights respected regardless of their identity.”

All the while, statistics bear evidence to more than thirty women-led nations outperforming the global male leaders. Male resentment is high against such leaders like Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern (New Zealand) and President Tsai Ing-wen (Taiwan) whose countries have sent SARS2 packing.

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by Melissa Hemingway and Micheal John

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There are two Pandemics: global Misogyny and COVID

“As the number of working women contributing discretionary income to families and society has been marginalized by the current pandemic, violence against women and children now forced to stay at home has substantially increased to a pandemic level also, and Canada is no exception,” say the RINJ Women via spokesperson Geraldine Frisque.

“Being one of the most misogynistic patriarchal nations on the planet, Canada pretends to be something else. Ten thousand missing or murdered indigenous Canadians should have a louder voice,” she exclaimed.

On a roll, she continued.

Apparently Canada does not get high global marks for gender equality although its government is bent on making changes favouring a sea change of gender parity, but that appears to be against the grain.

One quarter of the women in the Canadian military claim they have been sexually assaulted, says a Statistics Canada report.

“The February revelations by the brave Major Kellie Brennan, about top military brass fathering children among exploited female underling officers and enlisted staff—children the men apparently refuse to support—makes my blood boil,” says Geraldine Frisque.

“There are other cases the media have not reported because the women want to keep their careers, but have asked organizations to help with their children.”

“This is the kind of thing my colleagues recently provided to women-in-distress; both escape and protection from Myanmar’s military junta; but this conduct lurks hidden in the shadows of Canada’s white-washed patriarchal institutions also,” she said.

“What is worse,” she added, “is that these crimes of exploitation of women in Canada’s military are being investigated by the Canadian military’s provost corps which is more misogynistic than the upper brass having a mindset that is based on operational playbooks written in the the 1940s and the 1950s when women had no status in Canada. The Canadian military will lie like rugs, as it has done about other controversies we know about, to cover up its epidemic of sexual misconduct. But ask women in the military, like say at Pembroke, how many times they were raped or how many times they were exploited or overlooked in deserved promotions or better taskings…”

“While problems of sexual harassment and sexual assault are not unique to the CAF— numerous organizations are struggling to address the prevalence of inappropriate sexual conduct,—the time is right for the leadership of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to tackle the issue. Sexual harassment and sexual assault not only harm the victims, but also the integrity, professionalism and efficiency of the CAF as a whole.”

“One of the key findings of the External Review Authority (the ERA) is that there is an underlying sexualized culture in the CAF that is hostile to women and LGTBQ members, and conducive to more serious incidents of sexual harassment and assault. Cultural change is therefore key. It is not enough to simply revise policies or to repeat the mantra of “zero tolerance”. Leaders must acknowledge that sexual misconduct is a real and serious problem for the organization, one that requires their own direct and sustained attention.”—(Citing “External Review into Sexual Misconduct and Sexual Harassment in the Canadian Armed Forces“

“Women sexually exploited by the Canadian military; women exploited by the misogynistic, antiquated Royal Canadian Mounted Police as well as the Sûreté du Québec and the Ontario Provincial Police forces; plus women exploited in city police forces like Toronto, Calgary, and Edmonton to name just a few recently in the news, or coming across my desk, speaks to a serious systemic problem in Canada,” she added.

Speaking on a distasteful political topic of the misogynistic Conservative Party of Canada, which when last governed spent too many days embroiled in controversy over its members telling rape jokes,  she added, “It’s no wonder PM Justin Trudeau presented in his first election, in 2015, as a feminist. Like a thirsty tourist in the Sahara desert needs water,  and a newborn baby needs air, Canada needs a truly feminist Prime Minister. What is such a feminist? A person who acknowledges gender equality. Period,” said Geraldine in a recorded Zoom interview.

Global Women’s Group says Trudeau Government in Canada continues to promote gender equality but it is an uphill battle against national resistance to sea change.

“Ministers like Marie-Claude Bibeau are fighting a bizarre gender-equality battle that makes me think of the patriarch’s anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers,” said RINJ’s Geraldine Frisque when asked for comment.

“This week we welcomed the undaunted Minister of Agriculture, Marie-Claude Bibeau, and others like the federal MP for Sherbrooke Élisabeth Brière, and also Member of Parliament for Brome—Missisquoi, Lyne Bessette, meeting with regional organizations  providing services and support to survivors of gender-based violence to discuss the federal government’s investments within the 2021 budget,” said Ms. Frisque.

The minister has announced in a statement and in talks to women’s groups a proposed investment of $601.3 million ($cdn) over five years, starting in 2021-22, that will:

• Establish a dedicated secretariat for Canada to coordinate the ongoing work towards the development and implementation of the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence;
• Support Canadian crisis hotlines that are experiencing a rise in call volumes during the pandemic; and
• Bolster the capacity of Indigenous women and 2SLGBTQQIA+ organizations to provide gender-based violence prevention programming aimed at addressing the root causes of violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people.

“During the current pandemic, women and girls are suffering immensely behind locked doors,” says global women’s rights group and a Canadian Female Cabinet Minister.

According to a Canadian federal government statement issued Tuesday, “every 2.5 days a woman or girl is killed in Canada. In the last year alone there were over 160 women violently killed. Sadly, the rate of sexual assault is not declining, according to Statistics Canada, with police-reported sexual assaults increasing every year from 2015 to 2019.”

“For violence against women to end, everybody must open their eyes, ears and mouths. We have to talk about it, help each other and that’s why it was important for me to have this discussion with these incredible women who work every day with victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence. I want federal funds to be directed where they will have the most positive and lasting impact said cabinet minister Marie-Claude Bibeau.

Meanwhile, there is another glimmer of hope as Canadian leaders strive to get a third wave of  SARS-CoV-2 under control. Active cases rise has stopped and now trends downward as Rt drops below one.

Population: 38,745,871 adjusted for estimated real COVID-19 deaths

Canada	Cases	Deaths	Cured	Active
Reported:	3,948,186	41,896 1.06% CFR	3,852,879	53,411
Estimate:	21,833,469	54,464 *0.25% IFR	21,306,421	295,363

*Inferred IFR is an estimate only. The actual COVID-19 IFR may not be accurately calculated for the entire human race until long after the pandemic has ended.

Canada Provinces	Deaths	CFR%	Cases	Cured	Active
COVID-19 Totals:	41,896	1.06	3,948,186	3,852,879	53,411
* Quebec	15,572	1.43	1,087,025	1,061,417	10,036
Ontario	13,445	1.01	1,337,464	1,303,792	20,227
Alberta	4,604	0.78	587,890	574,468	8,818
BC	3,722	1.00	373,985	364,653	5,610
Manitoba	2,025	1.39	145,326	141,121	2,180
Sask	1,396	1.00	139,617	136,127	2,094
First Nations	740	0.67	110,221	108,013	1,468
NB	422	0.63	67,241	65,810	1,009
Nova Scotia	421	0.42	101,347	99,406	1,520
NL	189	0.40	47,353	46,454	710
* PEI	45	0.11	40,806	39,693	1,068
Yukon	26	0.58	4,453	4,360	67
* NWT	22	0.18	12,135	12,094	19
Nunavut	7	0.20	3,531	3,471	53
Repatriates	0		13	13	0
Sub Totals	41,896	1.06	3,948,186	3,852,879	53,411

Recoveries are estimated using a Canadian-specific algorithm. Canadian COVID-19 Data is weekly by the country. Some data CSPAC obtains from Public Health Units is updated daily.

* Quebec, * Northwest Territories, * Prince Edward Island data is current daily.
Note: Last available First Nations data is shown when provided by the federal government of Canada.

Below: Extensive Estimates using data from multiple sources.

Beta experimental estimates for Canada. Reported + unreported mild + asymptomatic COVID-19 infections.

The total actual number of infections in Canada including all the untested, unreported, asymptomatic infections is likely greater than 21,833,469 (56.35% of the population) including mild and asymptomatic cases. That would mean the estimated inferred average Infection Fatality Rate:
(IFR) is likely around 0.25%

Canadian COVID-19 deaths to 2022-06-29 are estimated to be 54,584 Using estimated IFR of 0.25% which is far below global average IFR.

54,584 (0.25% IFR) is the CSPaC estimated number of Canadian COVID-19 deaths (based on the inferred IFR) including those deaths unreported as COVID-19). The IHME estimates excess deaths in Canada to reach much higher than CSPaC estimates.

See The Lancet estimate of excess mortality from COVID-19 (Download PDF) in 191 countries/territories and 252 subnational units of select countries, from 1 January 2 0 2 0, to 31 December 2 0 2 1.

54464 Is the CSPaC estimated number of Canadian COVID-19 deaths based on a modified universal algorithm which factors more sophisticated public health infrastructure and also fewer available urgent care beds and facilities which is a problem in much of Canada in an emergency measures context.

The closeness of the two numbers derived from unique data and methods suggests their high probability. The blended data of three projections from three different biostatistician labs also confirms the estimates +/- .01%.

It is safe to say that Canadians have endured the grief of losing 54464 family members. Every number has a face. May their memory be forever a blessing to their families and friends.

Canada's advanced public health standards.

Canada and the USA both have a significantly lower than global average Infection Fatality Rate. (influenza has an IFR of .1% or 6 per 100k (2019)).

Ontario, Canada Reports

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Ontario Regional Public Health Units (PHU) - Reported by Ontario Province.

These reports from the Ontario Provincial government differ significantly (much lower) from the data reported by individual Public Health Units (PHU). CSPaC includes links to each PHU to allow readers of this report to check the latest data from their public health unit.

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Health Unit	Cases	Deaths	CFR	Recoveries	Active
Algoma District	8,581	57	0.7%	8,445	79
Brant County	11,873	83	0.7%	11,741	49
Chatham-Kent	8,798	92	1.0%	8,683	23
Durham Region	63,071	496	0.8%	62,295	280
Eastern Ontario	16,097	218	1.4%	15,821	58
Grey Bruce	8,873	69	0.8%	8,767	37
Haldimand-Norfolk	8,810	83	0.9%	8,685	42
Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge	9,498	111	1.2%	9,332	55
Halton Region	49,627	327	0.7%	49,057	243
Hamilton	58,974	571	1.0%	58,066	337
Hastings & Prince Edward Counties	10,388	63	0.6%	10,254	71
Huron Perth	7,428	111	1.5%	7,291	26
Kingston Frontenac Lennox & Addington	17,560	60	0.3%	17,298	202
Lambton County	11,903	146	1.2%	11,723	34
Leeds Grenville And Lanark District	9,567	106	1.1%	9,357	104
Middlesex-London	38,523	401	1.0%	37,964	158
Niagara Region	41,584	548	1.3%	40,829	207
North Bay Parry Sound District	6,132	44	0.7%	6,037	51
Northwestern	9,604	22	0.2%	9,266	316
Ottawa	74,552	818	1.1%	73,252	482
Oxford Elgin-St.Thomas	13,991	169	1.2%	13,767	55
Peel Region	186,616	1,356	0.7%	184,468	792
Peterborough County-City	7,607	80	1.1%	7,481	46
Porcupine	7,431	69	0.9%	7,321	41
Renfrew County And District	4,827	50	1.0%	4,744	33
Simcoe Muskoka District	46,634	438	0.9%	45,927	269
Sudbury And District	15,522	150	1.0%	15,240	132
Thunder Bay District	12,907	96	0.7%	12,640	171
Timiskaming	1,985	24	1.2%	1,946	15
Toronto	324,716	4,263	1.3%	318,653	1,800
Waterloo Region	46,756	421	0.9%	46,139	196
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph	22,462	162	0.7%	22,193	107
Windsor-Essex County	44,224	632	1.4%	43,433	159
York Region	112,855	1,042	0.9%	111,193	620

Last Updated: 2022-06-29 Time 05:46:25 GMT. Source: CSPaC

Comparing Canada to the rest of the world

Additional reading on what’s been happening in Canada from a Feminine-Perspective.

• • Close proximity of strangers, bad PPE, caused April infections
  • Weekend Superspreader Video: Ontario Canada needs medical solution
  • Op-Ed: Canadian fail. A Pandemic is only stopped by all of us, not tyranny. Not Vaccine Nationalism either.
  • Canada ridiculed Wuhan when Hubei was dying. Editorial
  • Canada exceeds 800,000 COVID-19 cases as active cases plummet
  • Canadian decision to list Proud Boys as a terrorism threat is applauded.
  • Pfizer shorts Canada vaccines. Canada to make its own and compete with Pfizer for decades to come. Editorial
  • Canada active cases drop until Virus Process-Of-Change prevails. The next surge will not be the neophyte bat virus.