All of Canada is just a larger version of Michigan. Much the same kind of urban political conformity with the more distant and rural areas made up of independent-minded and somewhat skeptical yeomen who work the land and tend the forests.
Not working in Michigan, and on a larger scale, not working in Canada either.
>>Not working in Michigan, and on a larger scale, not working in Canada either.<<
Not to be picky, but Michigan has more people than Canada and Canada has a long ways to go in terms of both cases and deaths before it catches Michigan.
What both places might illustrate is one possible downside of lockdowns. Maybe by holding off the virus initially, thereby preventing people from getting sick and developing antibodies, they are now being subjected to a more virulent strain, one that antibodies might have prevented.