So a carbon tax is pretty much the cheapest, easiest form of climate action, and Canada can't handle that because the CPC lies about it and the government doesn't defend it, so where does that leave us as a country? If we can't do this, what *can* we do on climate?
While #BlueJays are linked to Domingo German here, conversations I've had with people in the industry this winter would suggest this definitely isn't happening.
If certain kinds of speech make YOU feel unsafe, who cares, suck it up snowflake, that’s just free speech. But if it makes ME feel unsafe, well that’s totally different, you really shouldn’t be allowed to do that.
I promise you, we have the tools to ease the strain from respiratory viruses on our healthcare system. Go ahead and tell the parent that spent the entire night in the ER or has their kid in a doubled up ICU that masking is your personal choice though.
#Ontario families started the week with school closures and ended the week with hospital warnings.
The stress on parents, kids, and healthcare workers is beyond unacceptable...especially after more than two years of chaos.
Where is the humanity? The empathy? The action?
BREAKING:
Multiple sources told Global News a coalition of unions is planning a mass demonstration at Queen’s Park next Saturday, and a massive multi-sector strike on Monday, Nov. 14.
From @ColinDMello, @isaaccallan and myself
https://t.co/ZTkqBehJy1
Manufacturing accounted for the largest number of work-related COVID deaths in ON, greater than any other sector including hard-hit healthcare.
The essential workers who died made:
- gum
- doors
- plastic jerry cans
Their median wage was $22 an hour.
https://t.co/dq3tp3JVEz
What this means: The Province intends to pave over huge swaths of the green belt, with predictable and serious negative impacts on water, food, traffic, nature and more. Why? To benefit Conservative connected developers and donors, who will make millions at our expense.