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Lots of cops out tonight I see.
According to the response, an officer reviewed the file and spoke to the province’s Ministry of Children and Family Services before meeting the teen.
“Based upon the information obtained by Officer 1, he had reasonable and probable grounds to believe that the plaintiff was a child in imminent danger and should be apprehended pursuant to s. 27 of the Child, Family, and Community Service Act,” the response says.
Bullshit. The cop didn’t like that a 16 yr old girl wasn’t immediately following his orders so decided to force her to.
ACAB
No. The article clearly states why …
The changes to Connect Clinic stemmed from the Ontario government’s move to a hybrid model for funding. The shift meant family physicians like Greenaway would have to pair virtual care with in-person visits.
But Greenaway’s practice was based in Toronto, far from her patients in rural Ontario, which ruled out in-person visits. If she had to switch to the hybrid model, her goal of reaching rural Ontarians would be impossible, she said.
This is on #DrugFraud doing his best to kill Ontarians.
Big Brother has begun his mission.:/
I work with organizations to help the homeless in our area, and many of them simply refuse help.
I’ve worked with unhoused people (and been unhoused myself). The only time I’ve known unhoused people reject help is that they often haven’t been offered the help they want instead of the help you want to give.
If you haven’t asked them what they want, just told them what you’ll provide, it isn’t helping them … it’s just making you feel better.
He’s also sneakier, and lies so well it’s hard to tell the truth from fiction.
The agreement had been known for about a month but had not been subject to review by the Competition Bureau, nor challenged by any provincial government.
Yeah, that’s a problem.
Bunch of well-paid politicians and bureaucrats sitting on their asses forgetting about the other 40,000,000 of us.
I am so done with it.
Good. Next step is SCoC to finalize it so cities can stop condemning unhoused to death.
The Liberals are managing to wiffle-waffle themselves into a political butchering.
We need to make sure we are investing in rural provinces and areas to make public transport preferable in those areas too. Especially town to town transport or we won’t win rural support.
When Greyhound shut down and the feds did nothing, they missed a prime opportunity to help instead of hinder. It could have been used as a major election plank as well, ie: promise fulfilled.
Unfortunately we may well have the big-C’s back in power instead. :(
sigh
There is a lot of stuff we can fight for, but this crap isn’t part of it.
There will be 77 vacancies in federally appointed judicial positions across the country as of Sept. 1, 2023
For months, Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Wagner has been urging the government to speed up the appointment process.
Which is why the article said this …
Companies pushing for more days in the office tended to be led by “male and powerful CEOs,” the researchers said
Yet Australia had previously used the same system by the same maker and had similar issues, but the Harper gov’t signed on the dotted line anyway.
They’re all assholes. 😡
Am I wrong in thinking that’s often a blanket excuse for gov’t fiscal mismanagement these days?
We’ve known since at least 2019 that the measles virus can effectively erase immunity to diseases contracted earlier. So we might survive measles only to contract opportunistic infections we’ve had before and thought we’d beaten… including COVID-19.
And we now know that repeated COVID-19 infections, however “mild,” can increase the likelihood of long COVID — which can do serious damage to the brain, heart, gut and kidneys. Statistics Canada estimates that 3.5 million Canadians have had long COVID symptoms, and in June 2023 half of those still reported no improvement. More than two in five were still experiencing long COVID symptoms a year after infection.
But a whole bunch of us just don’t give a shit about anyone except ourselves.
So go ahead deniers … lose all your immunity to the flu, colds, chicken pox, polio, etc etc etc and see how you like it.
40 oz of Yukon Jack or gin
For Facebook Canada’s Sponsored Stories ads (that swiped names and portraits) the settlement works out to just over $11 per person. Ofc the lawyers are getting just over 33%.