You think about it, don't you?  What if?  What if you were to contract COVID-19?  Are you strong enough to beat it?  I think about that.  And, apparently, most of us are concerned. 

A recent study from Angus Reid Institute found "concerns about personally contracting the virus is rebounding after declining" earlier this year. 

59% of us are "worried about getting sick" and that's up 13 points from last month. 

The study found concern varies across generations, as one might expect.  71% of us who are 55 years of age and older are concerned about getting sick while only 41% of those in the 18 to 34 years old bracket say they're concerned. 

What about masks?  Only 20% of Canadians "say they always wear a mask...in public" with 35% saying they wear one "most of the time".  It's interesting to note, 32% say "they rarely wear one" and 13% of respondents "never do". 

And, what about mandatory masks?  Well, Angus Reid found 55% of Saskatchewan residents would support the move.  That, my friends,  is the lowest in the country.