Join us for the launch of the Green Resilience Project's final report. We'll be chatting with a panel of our community partners about what they heard from their communities and where we go from here. More details to come!
#cdnpoli#climate#ubinow#basicincome
The Family Law Rules have been updated to improve Motions to Change and require parties to confer in advance of conferences. They also introduce automatic disclosure orders starting Feb 1st.
More information here: https://t.co/70svpnTGDl
“The investment in a long-awaited case management system is critically important to support a modern and effective justice system,” - CJ Morawetz & CJ Maisonneuve 1/2
It’s been a week since we launched our website, and we’re thrilled to see the response so far. Thanks for helping us spread the word about the Green Resilience Project—we can’t wait to share our progress!
If you haven’t already, check out our website: https://t.co/3vXFjtrBED
A sometimes overlooked but hugely important piece of basic income: Putting money into the hands of purchaser allows them to make better choices and practice effective/conscientious consumerism.
We heard from many #BasicIncome recipients that having increased financial security opened up a world of choice that they didn't have before.
For this OBIP participant, #BasicIncomeBoughtMe the income to choose more nutritious foods, and the ability to eat at every meal. 🍽
Important stories from the Ontario Basic Income pilot⬇️
A basic income is a promising strategy to tackle food insecurity in Canada. We also have evidence of this from seniors' pensions, which reduce food insecurity for low-income adults by half when they become eligible at 65.
“How would people spend a basic income?” We're glad you asked.
Today, we're launching #BasicIncomeBoughtMe, a social media campaign that mobilizes research on the Ontario Basic Income Pilot to highlight how participants talked about spending their #BasicIncome payments.
@infiringyeah @latimes From the article: "Already, the Los Angeles City Council has unveiled plans to spend more than $11 million in funds diverted from the Los Angeles Police Department budget on such programs in South L.A. and the San Fernando Valley."
@ProfSteveFuller@didou@latimes Agreed. The mere fact that it's an experiment with limitations in scope doesn't mean that it can't lead to meaningful data and insight for the broader discussions about Basic Income programs. Many will be watching this pilot closely.
After nearly a year of video call court appearances, I argued a rare in-person Motion today. Very happy with the COVID precautions installed and the assistance of courthouse staff in running things smoothly and safely.
The parties to several lawsuits related to Nevsun Resources Ltd’s involvement in the Bisha Mine in Eritrea have settled the lawsuits. Terms are confidential. The settlement brings a mutually satisfactory conclusion to over 5 years of litigation related to the Bisha Mine.
[3] "In-person Divisional Court hearings are not scheduled to resume in 2020, and there is no plan to re-commence them in the first three months of 2021."
2020 ONSC 5887 (CanLII) | Enofe v. Capreit | CanLII https://t.co/0SHEvoawQi
Robert Solow comparing #UBI to means-tested income: universal support can 1) prevent inefficient public uptake and 2) avoid disincentives against pursuing increases to income.
When asked about UBI and why he prefers universality over means-testing, this is how Nobel Prize Winner Robert Solow explained his reasoning. #BasicIncome
@PatrikOpacic I've always wondered at how this rule prevents US voters from simply choosing whichever person they think is best suited for the job. If an immigrant won the vote, wouldn't that prove that person's connection to Americans and their values?