Weirdo Commie. A thousand years they had the tools we should be takin' 'em. Fuck the G ride, I want the machines that are makin' 'em. #ODSPoverty
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There is zero evidence Cho repaid anything and the governtment knew in 2023 about issues with career colleges and OSAP... in what world is a three year delay 'acting quickly'?!
Premier Ford faced tough questions on the alleged misuse of public money on the first day of the fall sitting.
Ford defended Stan Cho’s $22,500 pay bump.: "I fired him from being a minister. He admitted he made a mistake. He's paid it back, and now he's going to be a parliamentary assistant."
He also insisted his government was quick to act to stop "fraudsters" from exploiting the OSAP system
Day 1 RECAP:
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Today CBC published an article with the headline: “Why a spate of gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto were likely paid for by Iran.”
I was intrigued, as there has been almost 0 evidence offered for this claim thus far.
Unfortunately this article doesn’t offer any either, adding nothing new. CBC says they spent weeks on the investigation, so these are pretty pitiful results, at least in terms of finding evidence of who paid for the shootings.
I’m not sure why they feel comfortable with such a declarative headline given the lack of evidence (other than journalistic standards going out the window when the subject is an Official Enemy country).
Also, CBC and other journalists continue platforming police claims that they need backdoor access to messaging apps to solve these shootings, with no push back or critique about how these powers can be abused, including against journalists.
cbc.ca/news/investigates/ira…
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LOL
Oh, Iran! Riiiiiiight...
#CdnMediaColludes
Today CBC published an article with the headline: “Why a spate of gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto were likely paid for by Iran.”
I was intrigued, as there has been almost 0 evidence offered for this claim thus far.
Unfortunately this article doesn’t offer any either, adding nothing new. CBC says they spent weeks on the investigation, so these are pretty pitiful results, at least in terms of finding evidence of who paid for the shootings.
I’m not sure why they feel comfortable with such a declarative headline given the lack of evidence (other than journalistic standards going out the window when the subject is an Official Enemy country).
Also, CBC and other journalists continue platforming police claims that they need backdoor access to messaging apps to solve these shootings, with no push back or critique about how these powers can be abused, including against journalists.
cbc.ca/news/investigates/ira…
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Spineless delegation to the medical profession of interpreting the Criminal Code, without any transparency or accountability. Shameful doesn’t even begin to describe this.
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More than 150 org's call for a new approach to defining #Disability in Canada's federal disability programs
Read/share the joint call for reform!
👇 #DisabilityBenefitsAccess
maytree.com/publications/mor…
ALT Square graphic that reads 150+ organizations across Canada Calling For Reform. Disability groups, legal clinics, anti-poverty and food security organizations, health organizations and researchers have endorsed this call. Today Disability Tax Credit (a tax measure). Proposed: Centralized, rights-based determination process. Disability Benefits Access Reform. #DisabilityBenefitsAccess
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And then Doug Ford blew that wide open
💥EXPLOSIVE ATIP: Immigration Canada knew Indian agents were running MASSIVE FRAUD in the trucking industry and the student visa program as early as 2017 — and stamped the evidence "DO NOT DISCLOSE."
According to records released under the Access to Information Act, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) maintained an internal procedures manual for its New Delhi visa office documenting systemic fraud across the student visa and temporary foreign worker streams. The manual instructs officers to treat fraud as anticipated rather than exceptional
The most damning thing about this scandal is not the fraud — it's that the government predicted it, kept it running, and then stamped the file "DO NOT DISCLOSE."
Canada didn't lose control of its immigration system—they monetized it.
Tyler Stack retweeted
Yah your gvt cut the disability benefit 80% you know the one that made a promise to lift hundreds of thousands of disabled Canadians out of poverty! When all was said and done it was a max of $200/mo
Fucking liars!
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Same bullshit as the feds and how they excused the ridiculous joke of the CDB, designed “with the importance of work” for their reasoning as to why it’s so low bc it’s considered a “supplemental” income.
But for most PWD, provincial disability is the ONLY source of income.
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they were also designed NOT TO BE FULLY SUPPORTIVE OF LIVING, ONLY A SUPPLEMENT. they were designed w/ the assumption that all disabled people have families that will pick up the slack. they were designed to not be enough for true independence, even back then.
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Disability support systems were designed decades ago, and often fail to account for current living costs, modern assistive technologies, or the true expenses associated with living with a disability.
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So is this..
ALT (used AI to cap - may yell) a group of eight Canadian provincial premiers sitting side-by-side at a long conference table covered in black cloth. They're all looking down, signing documents. Behind them stands a row of Canadian provincial flags, including the flags of Ontario, Nova Scotia, BC, Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland and Labrador. Large, bold white text is superimposed across the top of the image reading: "REGARDLESS OF PARTY EVERY SINGLE PREMIER KEEPS THEIR DISABLED CITIZENS IN POVERTY". Directly below each premier on the table's front cloth, a percentage statistic is overlaid in white text: • First premier (left): "50% BELOW POVERTY" • Second premier: "60% BELOW POVERTY" • Third premier: "65% BELOW POVERTY" • Fourth premier: "35% BELOW POVERTY" • Fifth premier: "15% BELOW POVERTY" • Sixth premier: "45% BELOW POVERTY" • Seventh premier: "28% BELOW POVERTY" • Eighth premier (right): "50% BELOW POVERTY" At the very bottom, a horizontal bar features blue, red, and oran
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essential reading! free online!
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Guys I was watching the “Treehouse of Horror II” segment where Bart is a monster that forces the town to follow his every whim for fear of upsetting him and THIS IS LITERALLY WHAT TRUMP IS DOING
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Why is it, no matter where you live in canada or what form of support you're receiving, federal or provincial, there is nowhere where a single person with a disability can afford to rent a 1 bedroom apartment and afford utilities and groceries? It's like they want us dead.
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Turnips, the NDP is fake. I know you know this, please override your partisan-addled brain for a hot minute.
There is no left-wing, socialist party in Canada. It doesn't exist. You are worshipping vapour.
Tom Mulcair works for Stephen Harper's company, turnips.
WAKE DA FUQ UP.
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Tracy was murdered.
People have been trying to soften the murder of disabled children for decades, by arguing the “severity” of the disability.
The degrees of disability do not matter when it comes to whether our lives matter. Full stop.
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I'm not claiming that the danger of outright intentional criminal use of #euthanasia #MAID is the biggest ethical and legal concern for use of advance requests. But it's remarkable that some are so gung-ho about MAID that they can't even imagine any need for additional safeguards
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Striking that when in Canada @DementiaJustice proposes to at least have independent legal verification before implementing Advance Requests for #MAID, some advocates opine "it hinders access to MAID". Some frame access to MAID as an inherent need law360.ca/ca/articles/254094…
