Lot of focus on booze. Maybe because we're All drinking more these days?
Lot of focus on booze. Maybe because we're All drinking more these days?
Cutting the Indigenous Affairs budget in half though? Health care implications are massive.
Ministry of Labour tooI wonder if data would show an increase since he was elected?
They will likely argue that Indigenous issues are a federal responsibility which is consistent with his ongoing battles with Ottawa. I haven't seen all the by-Ministry numbers but I'm not surprised. The justice sector has apparently been cut and I will guess that MNR (or whatever they are calling it now) has been cut - again.
This sentence makes no sense to me.The use another cliche, for the OPC lame is a feature, not a bug.
Then there's the new logo and licence plate.
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So in the end, they went back to something like the old trillium logo. And while everyone's fretting about it being "Tory blue", I was *almost* prepared to accept its relative simplicity (after all, Ontario plates alternated each year btw/blue and white before standard plates and annual stickers were adopted in '73)--until I noticed the lighter blue "floating trillium" in the background, which smells of that unfortunate "Sun News" aesthetic that plagued the Harper campaign in '15 and whatever else. Sheesh, they couldn't leave well enough alone...
As a designer, the "abstract logo portion in the background" is quite sadly early 2000s. It's a fair bet that it's so enlarged that at least half of people won't "see" it. And while I'm sure the Ford Government thought that using light text on dark background is "ultra-cool", it's defying the very point of a license plate. Good design respects function, and plates are meant to be readable in as many conditions as possible — the reason the vast majority of plates around the world are dark letters on a light background. It's easier to read in all conditions, and doesn't cause halation issues for people with astigmatisms (~50% of the population) near as much. A plate should be readable Day/night/in a dark parking garage/under intense light. And that's before all the colostomynozzles put their tinted covers over them.So in the end, they went back to something like the old trillium logo. And while everyone's fretting about it being "Tory blue", I was *almost* prepared to accept its relative simplicity (after all, Ontario plates alternated each year btw/blue and white before standard plates and annual stickers were adopted in '73)--until I noticed the lighter blue "floating trillium" in the background, which smells of that unfortunate "Sun News" aesthetic that plagued the Harper campaign in '15 and whatever else. Sheesh, they couldn't leave well enough alone...
Adding the trillium onto the plate is not a bad idea.Still preferable over the hot tub. As rebranding goes, it is fairly innocuous.
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