This framing sets you up to believe the rise of nursing agencies was an unintended consequence. Bill 124 was written to benefit agencies, making sure hospitals couldn't compete with them on pay. Hospitals are hiring back their own people from agencies at a premium. www.thestar.com/politics/pro...
Liberal MPP Adil Shamji has asked the office to conduct a value-for-money audit on the impact of temporary staffing agencies in health care.
Looks like I'm not the only one who's noticed this. #onpoli#topoli
TORONTO – After hearing yet another story of a “Downtrodden, heartbroken, teensy weensy little landlord” who became upset when a tenant callously needed a place to live, Canada’s national broa...
Kids will die because of this. Kids, teachers, bus drivers, librarians. This will kill people. Just feels like it should be said. www.kron4.com/news/bay-are...
(KRON) — Thousands of students in the Oakland Unified School District are returning to their classrooms after winter break with less COVID-19 rules imposed by the district. OUSD announced new…
Let them eat... nothing. Galen starves Canadians into the arms of MAID. As intended. The CEO of Maple, Galen's private healthcare system, is the medical advisor for Dying With Dignity, which wrote all of this country's diabolical MAID policies. Choppity chop. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Get warnings from car’s computer. Car stops steering. Get quoted $6K to replace electric steering module. Hahaha no. Visit junkyard. Pull replacement module off a junked car for $200. Wish me luck!
AI models don’t store or copy the material they’re trained on. They learn patterns and concepts, much like how you learn ideas in school but don’t memorize every textbook word for word. Limited tolerance for the “AI is theft” argument. It’s a tool. It can make infringing stuff. So can a pencil.
I've been working on a presentation with @popns.bsky.social & a couple of very frustrating things about this stage of the pandemic: there's very little alignment between federal info & what the provinces are doing, and there's mountains of good, reliable research but provinces refuse to adapt.
During the past week, nearly 36,000 Americans were hospitalized with COVID, the highest since January 2023. Over the last two weeks, there were 4,262 COVID deaths. This is the 18th week in a row with more than 1,000 new deaths in the US. The pandemic is not over.