None of us are donning up fully unless we’re intubating or doing some sort of other aerosol generating procedure. I’ve actually even forgotten to wear my eye protection a few times and I’ve been okay. Anecdotal of course, but I really don’t think conjunctival (eye) entry is a major source of infection otherwise we would be seeing a lot more cases of conjunctivitis. You could get it that way, but the major modes of entry seem to be through the respiratory tract.
Again, whether something is protective is not binary. You will definitely be more protected if you wear a biohazmat suit, but they are expensive, tedious to put on, and uncomfortable. The incremental increase in protection you get is probably not worth the hassle.
I haven’t seen very many people masking in BC, and as I said it is not mandatory here. I don’t think it’s accurate to say that Canada has been “all about the masking”. Here’s Ontario’s policy on masks for reference:
Certainly doesn’t seem like they’re all about the masks.
BC’s early success was pure luck, owing to the timing of our lockdown (before March break as opposed to after in Quebec) and our isolated geography. There is nothing unique about the population here that makes us more or less susceptible to Covid19.