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Premier’s ‘delightfully Nova Scotian’ cry to respect physical distancing goes viral
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One premier’s war cry for citizens to respect physical distancing during the novel coronavirus pandemic has gone viral. The call to “stay the blazes home” came on Friday during one of Nova Scotia’s daily press conferences.
Premier Stephen McNeil spoke forcefully from a table accompanied by Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health.
As he has done for every day since the province declared a state of emergency last month, McNeil urged Nova Scotian’s to respect physical distancing and remain indoors unless absolutely necessary. “The virus will find you.
Then it finds your loved ones. Then it finds your neighbourhoods…” “Then we have community spread,” McNeil said, appearing to barely contain his anger within his 6’7”
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