#Ontario

Scott Ingram CPA, CA

areacode416

I decided to read the 80 page report from Ontario's Auditor General about Condos. In this thread I'll share what struck me as interesting... /1 Mentions 890,000 condo units in

Laura Stone

l_stone

NEW: Ontario has completed the first round of vaccines in LTC homes in Toronto, Peel, York and Windsor-Essex, as well as Ottawa, Durham and Simcoe Muskoka. 40% of homes are

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) New York City announced it will close its schools again Thursday after its #COVID positivity rate rose to 3%. By comparison, Montreal’s schools are staying open even though the

Heather e^‑1/x^2

HeatherMoAndCo

Ontario, be aware of AstroTurf organizations pretending to be grassroots “non profits” that are, in fact, well funded groups seeking to dismantle public healthcare. “Concerned Ontario Doctors” launders disinformation through

Shane Dingman

shanedingman

Been thinking about the government's expanded "lockdown" and school return delays all weekend. The thing that comes back to me, again, is the Ontario's total failure to use asymptomatic testing

Marco Chown Oved

MarcoOved

THREAD I’ve been reporting on the disparities in #COVID19 deaths at different nursing homes and last month, I was surprised to see the Globe and Mail recommend the large #LTC

Donald Welsh

DonaldWelsh16

Canada has shrunk as a nation. Our minds dulled by relentless propaganda, uninspiring leaders, a lazy media and an absent academic class. Those aren't my words but of a colleague

Richard Warnica

richardwarnica

One of the more interesting things about long-term care as a business in Ontario is that is effectively isolated from a lot of the market forces that you might expect

Sean Marshall

Sean_YYZ

A thread on old Brewers Retail locations in Northern Ontario. Unlike the south, most Beer Store locations in the North still have the retro orange signs. But there’s something more

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) As Quebecers await word on whether a more contagious variant of the #coronavirus is circulating in the province, it’s worth reviewing the latest provincial data on workplace outbreaks, with

Diego Bassani, PhD 🏠😷

DGBassani

Hmm, not really. Look at this:https://twitter.com/melissagrelo/status/1339772726475706368 This corresponds to a prevalence of 1,583 cases per 100,000 asymptomatic individuals. It is extremely high for an asymptomatic population. There are c

Nathan Stall

NathanStall

Yesterday, despite rising #COVID19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths in LTC, Ontario released a framework to "keep the province safe and open": https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/59051/ontario-releases-covid-19-response-framewor

Marc Bronson

MarcBronsonDC

Dr. Sarah Green, with NO CCO experience and PUBLIC COMPLAINTS against her for unsupported scientific claims on her website as of March 2020, has been appointed to lead the COMPLAINTS

Janet French

Jantafrench

Groups representing businesses in Alberta say they could use more clarity from the provincial government on specifically what COVID numbers would trigger further restrictions or a lockdown. The Edmonton Chamber

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ohayoodesu

Parents need to understand that in-class school doesn't mean mental health problems go away. #cdnpoli #onpoli #Ontario #onted #FireLecce #schoolsreopening (1/4) You may think your child is having more problems

Philip Loring

ConserveChange

Since the start of the pandemic, the incomparable @StatCan_eng emeritus Ray Bollman has been tracking the impacts on employment in rural and urban areas. I thought now might be a

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