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Supply management: better food quality?
We’re told that supply management is suppose to improve the quality of dairy, chicken and turkey products, table eggs, and broiler hatching eggs. Why then do Canadians still find blood spotted eggs and bloody, antibiotics-laced poultry on their plates? We … Continue reading
Municipal election primer: is that hire necessary?
Does your city, town, village or hamlet love to hire, hire and hire some more? The city council of Brantford, Ontario seems to think it needs a Director of Downtown Infrastructure Revitalization and Renewal Program. The annual cost to taxpayers: … Continue reading
Posted in Government Behaviour, Responsible and Accountable Expenditures
Tagged balance sheet, basic accounting, Brantford Ontario, bureaucratic bloat, capital budget, Director of Downtown Infrastructure Revitalization and Renewal Program, hire, house cleaning, independent audit, municipal election, taxpayers
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Extra billing: okay and not okay
OKAY: Chart summary transfer Day Care Notes Disability tax credit form Driver’s D.O.T. physical exam & form Immunization Record Insurance Disability Forms Life Insurance Death Certificate Newborn circumcision Off work/school note School/Camp form Skin Lesions T.B. Skin Test Telephone Advice … Continue reading
Rain Man vs. reality
“Too often the mental health-care system has not grown to meet the different and complex challenges (of people with developmental disabilities) that such ailments impose in adolescence and adulthood.”1 It’s fascinating that CAMH’s new Centre for Adult Neurodevelopmental Disabilities and … Continue reading
Posted in Government Behaviour, Responsible and Accountable Expenditures
Tagged broken system, CAMH, Centre for Adult Neurodevelopmental Disabilities and Mental Health, community living panacea, developmental disabilities, dual diagnosis, mental health, Ministry of Health, Ontario, Ontario Liberal government, panacea of choice, psychiatrist, Rain Man, regional centres, social integration, social isolation, Social workers, unmitigated disaster, waiting lists
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Social engineers prefer us to be Cousin Itts
Service Canada doesn’t want its staff to refer to people as: a Father, or a Mother. They cannot call a man Sir, or a woman Madam. Is it any wonder society has mental health issues when the social engineers have … Continue reading
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Tagged Cousin Itt, father, Madam, mental health, mother, Sir, social engineers
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Grand River Conservation Authority wants more of your money
In the wake of the Brantford, Ontario flooding, it’s stunning how the GRCA has the audacity to ask for more taxpayers’ dollars. In the 2018 budget passed on 23 February, another $3M+ is supposedly needed to, among other tasks, “reduce … Continue reading
FYI MPPs: the contract with your constituents ends June 8, 2018
It appears some MPPs, such as Dr. Eric Hoskins, are unaware that the 41st Legislative Assembly of Ontario is still very much alive and kicking. You constituents who put your MPP in their seat have an unwritten contract with that … Continue reading
“All thy SONS command,” sing it loud & proud
Why? To send a message to the political class that seeks to change the lyrics of the Canadian National Anthem: a Canadian does not dishonour the SONS who died horrific deaths on the front lines of WWI a Canadian does … Continue reading
Great Hijab Hoax, President Trump’s doctor
Mr. Mark Steyn in his inimitable style gives you (linked below) all you need to know about Hijab Hoax and the results of President Trump’s physical. We’re amazed that you can find this non-mainstream media coverage on Global News, aka … Continue reading
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Tagged Hijab Hoax, non-mainstream media, President Trump's physical
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LHIN & CCAC Navigation gross waste of taxpayers’ dollars
Who do you want making decisions about your health care: therapists, nurses, doctors or paper-shufflers? That’s the question Ontarians should be asking. Bill 41 isn’t even a year old and we’re seeing its effect. Paper shufflers at Local Health Integration … Continue reading
