Ever looking for a good time? Watch @taskmaster on YouTube with the auto generated subtitles. @Alicelevine was quoted as saying QWERTY Queen, instead of squirty cream.
MISSING:
Mark, 67
-last seen on Friday, July 7, 2023, in the Allen Rd/ Ranee Ave area
-6'0", 170 lbs, short salt/pepper hair, blue eyes and beard
-white t-shirt, beige shorts, grey running shoes, high socks and reflective vest
-carrying his bicycle with flat tires
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@LastWeekTonight As someone days away from being 35, who lives in one of the Top 10 Least Affordable Cities in the World (Toronto), I can’t decide which episode to watch… the answer is both.
@KatharineSmart Just listened to you on CBC radio. You are an amazing speaker, thanks for shedding light on how in trouble our health care system is in.
Nurses are burnt out and retiring or quitting in droves. Their absence leaves a shortage that’s quickly becoming a national crisis. Plainly put: if nurses are fucked, we’re fucked.
@AlanRBlair@kevcpm@drmwarner That is actually literally what it means. The hospitals in my experience had to create surge capacity, which was finding mattresses, space to hold them, & equipment to make them work for ICU. Staff for those beds will be deployed from nonICU floors, at the expense of those floors
I am concerned the healthcare system could unravel very quickly.
-COVID admission volumes are rapidly rising.
-Outbreaks will become difficult to prevent.
-Staff will get infected and may have to work anyway.
Supply:Demand mismatch will make it difficult to provide best care.