[narduch]

What did that person actually do though?

 

[PinkLucy]

What did that person actually do though?

From the article: . In her new position as Ontario’s first chief scientist she was expected to brief decision makers, promote the province’s scientific research both domestically and internationally, and craft a research agenda for the Ontario government.

 

[narduch]

Honestly I don't know who the person is but it smacks of a patronage appointment.

Low hanging fruit for Ford.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

Honestly I don't know who the person is but it smacks of a patronage appointment.

Low hanging fruit for Ford.

Wouldn't the first course of action then be finding out who that person is? I wouldn't know "x" but "y" tend to be a I just want to say “y"statement.

AoD

 

[Roy's Square]

What did that person actually do though?

Also from the article . . .

Ms. Shoichet is a biomedical engineer who is an expert in the study of drug delivery and tissue regeneration.

So, Dime-bag Doug either saw her as part of the competition, or a narc.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

Also from the article . . .

Ms. Shoichet is a biomedical engineer who is an expert in the study of drug delivery and tissue regeneration.

So, Dime-bag Doug either saw her as part of the competition, or a narc.

Not that kind of drug delivery

AoD

 

[DSC]

The others seem more 'political', the Chief Scientist would seem more non-political. This from Star:

Doug Ford fires privatization czar, chief investment officer and chief scientist

 

[JWBF]

From the article: . In her new position as Ontario’s first chief scientist she was expected to brief decision makers, promote the province’s scientific research both domestically and internationally, and craft a research agenda for the Ontario government.

Sounds green to me.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

The others seem more 'political', the Chief Scientist would seem more non-political. This from Star:

Doug Ford fires privatization czar, chief investment officer and chief scientist

Don’t forget what he said about the City of Toronto Chief Medical Officer when he was a councillor. This is potentially a variant of the same.

AoD

 

[JWBF]

Don’t forget what he said about the City of Toronto Chief Medical Officer when he was a councillor. This is potentially a variant of the same.

AoD

So very true. Seen this micromanagement in Toronto? Who needs experts when you have the "good facts" of our Glorious Leader?

 

[SunriseChampion]

So very true. Seen this micromanagement in Toronto? Who needs experts when you have the "good facts" of our Glorious Leader?

Glorious?! Bloated maybe....I don't know about glorious. Wait a minute....did you say leader? Fuuuuuuuu, where am I?

 

[BurlOak]

Also from the article . . .

Ms. Shoichet is a biomedical engineer who is an expert in the study of drug delivery and tissue regeneration.

So, Dime-bag Doug either saw her as part of the competition, or a narc.

Sounds like skills that already exist within the Ministry of Health.

 

[zang]

Sounds like skills that already exist within the Ministry of Health.

Yeah, but did you actually read what she was hired for?

From the article: . In her new position as Ontario’s first chief scientist she was expected to brief decision makers, promote the province’s scientific research both domestically and internationally, and craft a research agenda for the Ontario government.

 

[narduch]

The Star piece says the position will be filled.

Just replacing one crony with another.

 

[Videodrome]

He will hire the Canadian version of Scott Pruitt. Someone who is anti-science and probably denies climate change. That is just my guess.