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He’s no champ. But his foes can’t score points thanks to their own losing ways. Michael Harris, a Tyee contributing editor, is a highly-awarded journalist and documentary maker. His investigations have sparked four commissions of inquiry. SHARES Trudeau’s missteps are many and deserving of an inquiry. But O’Toole’s attacks during a third wave come off small-minded and opportunistic. Photo by Sean Kilpatrick, the Canadian Press. The coronavirus has undergone another mutation, this time political. In addition to all its other miseries, the virus has morphed into the Great Canadian Blame Game. Sadly, this sorry spectacle will go on until an election is finally called. ....
Article content The city has released its audited (KPMG) consolidated financial statements for 2020. In a statement, they said results confirm the city was able to navigate early monetary challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic with assistance from federal Safe Restart funds. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City s budget shortfall in better shape thanks to fed support, own crisis cash flow plan Back to video The statements confirm the city was left with a shortfall before capital-related revenues of $52 million, out of an annual operating budget of around $1.7 billion. The city said the shortfall would’ve been much larger if not for the federal support and steps taken by the city through its COVID-19 Crisis Cash Flow Management Plan. ....
Article content The pubic is invited to question and comment on Bruce County plans to replace the bridge spanning the Teeswater River in central Paisley during a virtual pubic meeting May 18, from 6-8 p.m. The second virtual public meeting will provide additional details of the project for the Bruce Road 3 bridge, including the preliminary findings of a hydrology study, bridge design alternatives, and discussion of the preferred detour route. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Municipal Digest Back to video The existing bridge was built in 1935, and has reached the end of its service life officials said. ....
Government Supports the Food Needs of Vulnerable Nova Scotians May 10, 2021 - 2:47 PM The Rankin government is investing $1.3 million to help ensure vulnerable Nova Scotians get the food they need during the third wave of COVID-19. This funding will be provided to Feed Nova Scotia, smaller food banks and charitable organizations, and Family Resource Centres across Nova Scotia. “Nova Scotians have been amazing at coming together as a community and helping each other through the third wave of the pandemic,” said Premier Iain Rankin. “Unfortunately, not everyone has people close by to lean on during tough times. We all need to do our part to ensure that those currently experiencing food insecurity have the support they need.” ....