OTTAWA -- The Ontario Public Service Employees Union is calling on the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre to fire a manager after allegations they travelled abroad over the holidays. In a statement Friday evening, OPSEU says President Warren (Smokey) Thomas raised the union members concerns in a letter to Royal Ottawa President/CEO Joanne Bezzubetz, that a manager defied public health rules and Premier Doug Ford's plea to avoid unnecessary travel. OPSEU said Thomas also told Bezzubetz that there was concerns that the manager was permitted to work from home during a two-week quarantine ...