BurlOak
Senior Member
I suppose c*nt is the equivalent.
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Premier Doug Ford's Ontario
- Thread starter animatronic
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Rusty
New Member
"Aren't the safe injection sites municipal jurisdiction? So, just like with the CBC comments, Doug has no idea what a premier does."
Thanks for the reference. It's federally approved.
In Canada, legal operation of a supervised injection service requires an exemption under Section 56 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA). Exemptions are granted by the federal Minister of Health. In 2015, the federal government passed the Respect for Communities Act, which outlines the process and criteria for applicants seeking a Section 56 exemption.
Thanks for the reference. It's federally approved.
In Canada, legal operation of a supervised injection service requires an exemption under Section 56 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA). Exemptions are granted by the federal Minister of Health. In 2015, the federal government passed the Respect for Communities Act, which outlines the process and criteria for applicants seeking a Section 56 exemption.
adma
Superstar
adma
Superstar
Getting away from safe injection sites, what if it were a terminally ill relative? Towhey might as well be arguing *they* aren't worthy of "treatment", i.e. "keeping alive just to suffer in perpetual misery". Better to efficiently Kevorkian them than to prop them up infinitely in chronic care wards and institutions...
So managed by the municipalities after federal exemption.
EagleEye
Senior Member
https://www.thestar.com/news/queens...e-in-flurry-of-pre-election-appointments.html
Is this a good idea?
"Mike Harris Jr., whose father was premier from 1995 until 2002, was named the candidate in Kitchener—Conestoga, succeeding MPP Michael Harris, no relation, who was prevented from seeking re-election over allegations he sexted a former intern in 2013.
Ford made the appointment despite the fact Harris Jr., had lost the nomination battle to Dan Weber in the neighbouring riding of Waterloo two weeks ago and there were several other candidates interested in running Kitchener—Conestoga."
Is this a good idea?
"Mike Harris Jr., whose father was premier from 1995 until 2002, was named the candidate in Kitchener—Conestoga, succeeding MPP Michael Harris, no relation, who was prevented from seeking re-election over allegations he sexted a former intern in 2013.
Ford made the appointment despite the fact Harris Jr., had lost the nomination battle to Dan Weber in the neighbouring riding of Waterloo two weeks ago and there were several other candidates interested in running Kitchener—Conestoga."
Since I don’t believe that Doug has good ideas, I’m going to say no.
animatronic
Senior Member
This is the Harper team installing their candidates as payback for getting Ford elected. Ford of course thinks this is all his idea.
JWBF
Senior Member
You can't force rehab on someone, they will just go back to their habit... bye bye to taxpayers money on a boondoggle, a Ford favourite.
Anyone see that new Ferris Wheel?
JWBF
Senior Member
I'm starting to think Dougie is confusing "erection" with "election".
vic
Senior Member
It saves money on not having to print new signs. RESPECT FOR TAXPAYERS.
TransitBart
Senior Member
This man is going to be the next premier.
gabe
Senior Member
Doug Ford chooses Ray Ferraro to run for Tories in Guelph
Local riding association president said 'circumstances beyond our local control' prevented the choice being made locally
https://www.guelphtoday.com/local-n...ay-ferraro-to-run-for-tories-in-guelph-900949
The provincial Tories have decided Ray Ferraro will be the Progressive Conservative candidate for Guelph in the upcoming provincial election.
Ferraro and Pat Meyers were both seeking the local seat and scheduled to face off at a local nomination meeting that had yet to be scheduled.
But on Saturday afternoon provincial PC Leader Doug Ford announced Ferraro was being given the local nomination.
Guelph was one of 11 ridings for which Ford appointed candidates for on Saturday.
Coole said both Ferraro and Meyers were both excellent local candidates and Ford chose the one recommended to him by the provincial PC nominating committee.
He said Meyers was “a little pissed, and I don’t blame him.”
Local riding association president said 'circumstances beyond our local control' prevented the choice being made locally
https://www.guelphtoday.com/local-n...ay-ferraro-to-run-for-tories-in-guelph-900949
The provincial Tories have decided Ray Ferraro will be the Progressive Conservative candidate for Guelph in the upcoming provincial election.
Ferraro and Pat Meyers were both seeking the local seat and scheduled to face off at a local nomination meeting that had yet to be scheduled.
But on Saturday afternoon provincial PC Leader Doug Ford announced Ferraro was being given the local nomination.
Guelph was one of 11 ridings for which Ford appointed candidates for on Saturday.
Coole said both Ferraro and Meyers were both excellent local candidates and Ford chose the one recommended to him by the provincial PC nominating committee.
He said Meyers was “a little pissed, and I don’t blame him.”
I saw a couple of minutes of Doug speaking at some event this morning. It was painful.
JWBF
Senior Member
Isn't it amazing how Dougie is appointing candidates instead of going to the grassroots voters, I'm sure glad he is not for "Elitists" running the Business of Ontario.