Federal election ’19 primer: favourtism, breaking the law

Posted on August 19, 2019 by admin

Not a Leader

“He trampled over the rule of law, in the LavScam scandal to save jobs (so Trudeau says) and Liberal seats in Quebec, but did nothing as thousands of Albertans lost their jobs.”

https://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/opinion/letters/letters-to-the-editor-77

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Safe insulin, food for all or a few?

Posted on August 12, 2019 by admin

If it’s unsafe, unhealthy

it’s unsafe, unhealthy

for everyone

not just for those who

can afford to pay extra

for safe, healthy

insulin, food and personal care products.

Subpar ingredients or

pesticide, herbicide

and/or additive ladened ingredients

are not frills.

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Federal election ’19 primer: drag your feet & past the buck

Posted on August 8, 2019 by admin

Dealing with Beijing

“Beijing has detained Canadian citizens in retaliation for the arrest of Huawei’s CFO in Vancouver on a U.S. extradition bid. We (Canada) should request the U.S. to either speed up its extradition of her or kidnap her.”

Liberals’ blame game

“With Mike Harris too far removed, Doug Ford has become the bogeyman and favourite whipping boy for the federal Liberals…”

https://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/opinion/letters/letters-to-the-editors-2

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Hospital health care?

Posted on August 1, 2019 by admin

You change floors four (4) times over the course of a one week stay.

You change hospitalists three (3) times during an eleven day stay.

First, you are told you may have a hard copy of your test results, then your request

is denied.

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Castigate cell carriers

Posted on July 22, 2019 by admin

Cell carriers constantly consternate

cleverly concocting

complicated,

confusing,

coiled (a sign they may not want to abandon coiled phone cords!)

contacts (i.e., plans, agreements and schemes)

catapulting clients

ceaselessly into a

circuitous cavern.

Caveat emptor Canadians!

N.B. That’s why cell phone markets must be part of a US, Mexico, Canada FAIR trade deal!

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Will city’s land purchase of 6719 acres fix current roads? Part 10

Posted on July 13, 2019 by admin

Are you interested in efficient meal prep while on your way home to cook dinner? Think shake ‘n bake!

Here’s a great recipe: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/24005/homemade-shake-and-bake-mixture/

For the shaking part, drive Brantford, Ontario’s Veterans Memorial Parkway on the way home; you’re sure to have the meat well shook courtesy of this shaky road:

Veterans Memorial Parkway, Brantford, Ontario © CityofInsight.com

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Good neighbour?

Posted on June 26, 2019 by admin

You doubt mind when your dog(s) bark, yap, yelp or yip ever time your neighbour so much as opens their door or window.

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Farting around with switching red & white health cards

Posted on May 14, 2019 by admin

When we started writing this post Ontario’s debt weighed in at:

$345,403,870,000.00

That’s

$23, 967.00

per Ontarian.

With this in mind, what makes more sense:

1) Ontario taxpayers’ dollars spent on farting around with switching red and white health cards, or

2) allow the attrition of these cards held by older people and people with disabilities?

The increase to Ontario’s debt of option 2:

$0.00

In the time it took to write this post Ontario’s debt increased by:

$90,000.00

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Should you find in an advanced society…

Posted on May 10, 2019 by admin

The compulsion to speak faster.

The compulsion to do everything faster.

The compulsion to be constantly inches away from a phone.

The compulsion to…

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Green

Posted on May 1, 2019 by admin

Nice colour.

It inspires calmness and growth.

It’s important to eat your greens.

Not so nice when “green” is tied to a political party.

The NDP appeasement of the three Greens elected to BC’s legislature lead to, as Ms. Holly Nicholas of Rebel.com put it, “knee capping the oil and gas industry and blocking the TransMountain pipeline.”

Wakie-wakie, PEI.

Are you aware of the damage that blocking the TransMountain pipeline did to Canada and its economic future?

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Federal election ’19 primer: favourtism, breaking the law

Not a Leader

Safe insulin, food for all or a few?

Federal election ’19 primer: drag your feet & past the buck

Dealing with Beijing

Liberals’ blame game

Hospital health care?

Castigate cell carriers

Will city’s land purchase of 6719 acres fix current roads? Part 10

Good neighbour?

Farting around with switching red & white health cards

$345,403,870,000.00

$23, 967.00

$0.00

$90,000.00

Should you find in an advanced society…

Green

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