afransen
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It would require coordination among several jurisdictions. It's not impossible to achieve standards, we do it successfully in other areas.
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Dan416
Senior Member
I feel like there should be more coordination between provinces to at least standardize how this is done throughout the country.
lenaitch
Senior Member
Indeed. Coordination of standards implies functional benefits to all the parties involved. Internationally, it would require the involvement of the federal government. We can't even achieve consistency on inter-provincial trade. Heck, in terms of waste management and recycling, we don't even have consistency across Ontario.
afransen
Senior Member
Ehh, I think we could get critical mass with a few provinces. It could take the form of some producer-pay waste disposal charges with a break for using standardized packaging.
DSC
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SEE: https://www.thestar.com/news/canada...cle_0d6968f8-90bf-11ef-9a03-bb20169ecd8f.html
Clearly our glorious leader is too preoccupied with bike lanes and the source of LCBO paper bags!!
Clearly our glorious leader is too preoccupied with bike lanes and the source of LCBO paper bags!!
Admiral Beez
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Ford government to ban foreign students from Ontario medical schools
Premier Doug Ford is also offering free tuition to 1,360 Ontarians if they agree to work as doctors in the province for five years after graduating.
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Let's just hope the medical schools overseas where close to 4,000 Canadians are currently enrolled do not follow suit.
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picard102
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It would be a shame if they had to be educated in Canada /s
DSC
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This is another idea that sounds much more sensible than it is: From: https://www.thestar.com/politics/pr...cle_60b25846-92e3-11ef-98e8-a7a00d9cc21e.html
Not even to discuss the benefits of people moving around a bit to get degrees, many Ontarians go to medical schools in other Canadian provinces and it would certainly not be unreasonable if they made exactly the same changes. It is yet another Doug Brain Fart.
Not even to discuss the benefits of people moving around a bit to get degrees, many Ontarians go to medical schools in other Canadian provinces and it would certainly not be unreasonable if they made exactly the same changes. It is yet another Doug Brain Fart.
Admiral Beez
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It would be ideal, but perhaps enact the ban once the capacity to educate all our doctors domestically is in place.
PL1
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Not all Canadians that study abroad match for residency.
Admiral Beez
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Our only hope to get rid of Ford is to elect Poilievre as PM. I'm just not sure which of the two would do the most damage over the next four years.
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