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BurlOak said:
That was nice of the Federal government. How much money did they transfer to Provinces to help them cope with the unexpected expense.?
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Because every federal law comes with money earmarked for it? Sorry, it doesn’t work that way. It’s why we have provincial governments with their own taxation powers.

Besides, it probably could have been paid for three times over with the money spent on [insert judgement costs of lawsuit brought against the Ford government for breaking X contract].

Aside from all that, the province doesn’t own the buses. They really don’t have to pay jack. It’s bus owners that would foot the bill.
 
Look familiar?

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This may the most encouraging thought I've heard uttered by a Ford government minister since they took office. Whether it will get acted on will be interesting to see.

“The mouth is part of the body, and why it was never included as something that was covered under OHIP coverage is something that I can’t speak about, because I wasn’t around when those decisions were being made,” Elliott told iPolitics this week. “We are interested in expanding it, as we’re able to afford it.”

From this article: https://ipolitics.ca/2020/02/14/ell...federal-provincial-territorial-meeting-looms/
 
Northern Light said:
This may the most encouraging thought I've heard uttered by a Ford government minister since they took office. Whether it will get acted on will be interesting to see.

“The mouth is part of the body, and why it was never included as something that was covered under OHIP coverage is something that I can’t speak about, because I wasn’t around when those decisions were being made,” Elliott told iPolitics this week. “We are interested in expanding it, as we’re able to afford it.”

From this article: https://ipolitics.ca/2020/02/14/ell...federal-provincial-territorial-meeting-looms/
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A welcome change from the Liberals, who de-listed eye exams and chiropracty - and raised taxes to boot.
 
"It's a bitter thing that we would lose our friend Christie Blatchford the very same week that an Ontario provincial government is, yet again, proving helpless in the face of a protest by Indigenous Canadians.

One would think that the Ford government would have learned from the failure of former premier Dalton McGuinty to act, but incredibly, it appears it hasn't.

This is Ford's Caledonia moment. A country is watching to see how he does."

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/matt-gurney-doug-fords-caledonia-moment
 
tiffer24 said:
"It's a bitter thing that we would lose our friend Christie Blatchford the very same week that an Ontario provincial government is, yet again, proving helpless in the face of a protest by Indigenous Canadians.

One would think that the Ford government would have learned from the failure of former premier Dalton McGuinty to act, but incredibly, it appears it hasn't.

This is Ford's Caledonia moment. A country is watching to see how he does."

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/matt-gurney-doug-fords-caledonia-moment
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Liberals using Iperwash for political gain started the inaction trend.
 
Opioid deaths in Ontario continue to rise.

The number of opioid-related deaths and emergency department visits continued to rise in Ontario in the first three months of this year, the latest government data shows.

Public Health Ontario said 435 people died from opioid overdoses between January and March – a 40 per cent increase from the same period in 2018 when 307 deaths were reported.

https://globalnews.ca/news/6293084/opioid-overdose-deaths-data-2019-ontario/

In the first six months of 2019, 28 people in Greater Sudbury died from opioid-related incidents — a startling increase compared to 2018, when 32 people died over the year.

https://www.thesudburystar.com/news...isis-ford-government-failing-sudbury-families
 
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toronto.ctvnews.ca

Toronto residents upset after their MPPs block them on Twitter

A Toronto resident says she felt helpless and frustrated when her provincial member of parliament blocked her on Twitter Saturday after she asked him repeatedly about election promises and local meetings.
toronto.ctvnews.ca

Politicians shouldn't block their constituents.
 
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