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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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…
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Belgian judicial authorities are investigating #euthanasia of 81-man allegedly injected while asleep in hospital, day after he strongly insisted he wanted to go home. Allegations 71 y partner was controlling him & tried to get his fortune under her control hln.be/binnenland/exclusief-…
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I'm having a difficult time on extremely inadequate disability support. Asking for help is the only way I can take care of my basic needs. Please consider helping me. Thank you ❤
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Forty years ago today, the Supreme Court of Canada decided the case of a young woman from Prince Edward Island. The trial judge called her Eve to protect her privacy. Her mother had asked for court permission to have Eve sterilized, and the case went all the way to Ottawa. 1/16
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A landmark disability rights case in Canada.
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Stan Cho's wife is a teacher in the Toronto Catholic board, and a real estate agent. 🤣
She could help them sell off some schools, I guess...
Unless she's still mad about all those luxury hotel rooms her husband was using to screw his side pieces. 🤣
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Canadians can’t afford rent. Food bank use is at a record high. Wages are stagnant while the rich are getting richer than ever before.
Of all the people who could use this kind of federal support right now, venture capitalists are at the bottom of that list.
Ottawa kicks off process to give $1.75-billion boost to venture capital sector
theglobeandmail.com/business…
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Maximum annual income for a single disabled person receiving ODSP:
$17,232.
Make it make sense.
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Brilliant data and note even remotely surprised, ugh.
1/10 I’ve long assumed Parliament spends almost all its disability time on MAiD, so I tested it. I analyzed every House of Commons speech since the 2019 Truchon decision, 257,640 of them, and wrote my tests down before counting. MAiD leads, with about a third of that time.
ALT Image: tile 1, “Two ways to count” Alt text: Bar chart titled “MAiD led Parliament’s disability time. How much depends on what you count.” December 2019 to October 2026. MAiD’s share of House of Commons floor time on disability priorities: 33%. MAiD’s share of committee hours on disability bills and studies in both chambers: about 77%, estimated. Source: every House of Commons speech in Hansard, via OpenParliament, with committee hours from minutes and LEGISinfo.
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Wayne Long making an absolute joke of himself lately.
The winning bid was just $80,000 cheaper than the veterans’ non-profit that held the contract, and the firm’s American parent company has ties to ICE deportations.
Secretary of State Wayne Long claims cabinet had no say, months after Ottawa ended the group’s priority access to federal contracts.
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Maybe he saw a Conservative running the federal Liberal party and got inspired 🤔
(The Beaverton always nails it)
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NEW: The Ford government has broken its own record for ad spending.
Internal documents show its advertising bill climbed to more than $117 million last year, according to internal documents — the highest total in a single year in Ontario’s history.
A breakdown of how the money was spent in this story by me and @CharliePinkerto: thetrillium.ca/news/governme…
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Are you watching, @DWDCanada ? Death as an alternative to treatment is COERCION, right @tylerblack32 ?
NEW: An Ontario cancer patient is taking the Ford government to court for refusing to fund a U.S. treatment that could save her life.
"People are just being told to die."
The government pointed to cost savings as one of the reasons it is limiting which patients can receive funding for out-of-country treatments.
Story: thetrillium.ca/news/health/p…
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"The personal information captured in some compromised tips was detailed enough for CBC to contact more than a dozen tipsters who reacted with shock and fear for their safety."
More than 1.5 million Canadian Crime Stoppers tips leaked, CBC exclusive finds
cbc.ca/news/investigates/can…
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Canada has some of the highest grocery profit margins in the world.
Since 2020, the country’s largest food retailers have nearly tripled profit margins and doubled profits.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
More Canadians are visiting food banks than ever, with monthly visits hitting record high ctvnews.ca/canada/article/mo…
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Framing the move as a cost-saving measure is not sitting right with Apitz-Grossman.
“Are we saying that we could save like 5,000 or more people’s lives, and they’re proud of themselves for not doing that?” #onpoli
Saving money vs. saving lives.
Cancer patients are questioning the Ford government’s motive and rationale for denying them out of country coverage for treatment that’s unavailable in Ontario
Story by @allisonjones_cp
globalnews.ca/news/12110828/…
#onpoli
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Minimum wage doesn’t match the cost of living
Social services keep people trapped in legislated poverty
Then the gvt will swoop in with bandaid solutions that barely help while gaslighting us to believe they’re solving the problems they created 🙄🤦🏼♀️
More Canadians are visiting food banks than ever, with monthly visits hitting record high ctvnews.ca/canada/article/mo…