#Ontario

Aon what I've learned from @StephenPunwasi and why you should follow:1. We are going through the biggest economic experiment in recorded history by experiencing the longest bull market ever recorded
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What I learnt on the Twitter this week:1. Ford announces Toronto & Peel regions will move into the Grey zone. Then he and Brian Lilley move all of Ontario into
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Your weekly reminder, we are in the midst of the largest public health blunder in Canadian history. Why do I say that? Lets educate and go through some data.
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A short thread explaining why Inuit today hunt for their food and can't just leave their homelands for ignorant vegans and animal rights activists. We Inuit shouldn't even have to
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If you have ever grown, purchased, cooked, or eaten food, @OntarioCofC's latest report by my colleague @catrinak_ on Ontario’s $47 billion agri-food sector is a must read: https://occ.ca/wp-content/uploads/COVID19-Policy-Brief-Food-Su
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I might have found the girl who originally made that d3ath threat on 2015.a thread: I made some research (all this is PUBLIC and accessible information) and I found a
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Successfully infiltrated “Ontario landlord haven” group on Facebook, will report back Good stuff so far!!! Basically: only rent to well off professionals and under no circumstances to single@mothers!!! That’s all
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What do I think of the Sick Kids recommendations on how to re-open Ontario schools amidst COVID-19?I’ve got an opinion on it.COVID-19 SCHOOL RE-OPENINGS. A THREAD. ... by an ONTARIO
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I just got the most stunning phone call. If you've been following my work on deaths in long-term care, you probably should read this. It's Saturday evening. I get a
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MAY 27: . (ONTARIO COVID-19 Rt value). It’s day EIGHT with an estimated effective reproduction number > 1.0. What impact does the GTA have on this number? Keep reading ...
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David, although I agree with some of your thread, the Conservatives will not move forward with their policies. They will continue to make cuts from services, education and healthcare. Their
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Together with our "Customers"we strive to change elections for the "Better"Dominion voting services tabulators, I'd have to rewind, looked like a precinct, Dominion owns Sequoia which was previously owned by
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One of the trickiest things about public policy is you need to be sure you are solving the right problem. The roll-out of mobile vaccination clinics in priority postal codes
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Let's take the Senator's advice and read the report.Here's why the PBO's UBI plan would be a disaster for many people with disabilities or medical issues.https://twitter.com/yuenpauwoo/status/1379834229480157186 Here's t
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Ontario is reporting 115 new coronavirus cases after a full week of fewer than 100 new daily cases. The province's health minister says despite that, the overall trend is downwards.
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Port Elgin Ontario. The C.A.W. education centre. Now Unifor. Big! Always wondered what it was like - union members could go on retreats. Folks from Windsor often went. I think
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