It is #IndigenousHistoryMonth and this is the story of Graham Greene!
Graham Greene was born on the Six Nations Reserve in Ontario on June 22, 1952.
He worked as a steelworker and welder before becoming an audio technician for rock bands in Newfoundland.
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@terrihopkinss @globalhalifax ๐คฃ Spelling is very important. Especially when you are trying to convince people that you deserve more money for a job that you do which includes spelling. Therefore it does matter.
@katynotie You know he doesn't actually sit at the table, right? Just like the PM doesn't sit at the table for strikes. Talk to your union because that's who sitting at the table.
@globalhalifax I didn't bother getting mine but now my mother is ill so we have to get hers. Over $100 is beyond ridiculous for our own records that should be free.
@Patrici33944223@chronicleherald You are wrong about exemptions. Very few people were granted exemptions and most of them were after receiving the first shot and only if you had a severe reaction. The only exemption giving prior to one shot, was if you were allergic to polyethylene glycol.
@noelherney@CTVAtlantic I agree. One of my sons is a ref and puts up with a lot of crap from players, coaches and parents. Bottom line is the training is insufficient and there's no recourse against bad calls. You can sue a ref if your child gets hurt, other than that, they are not accountable.
@Sarahenvrm@MikeBullard1997 But it's okay to take out "thy son's command?" Sit down. As an Indigenous person on UNCEDED land, I think it is a more appropriate change than removing'son'. That is disrespectful.