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[President Sakora]

One person dead, another seriously injured after shooting in Toronto

One person is dead and another is in serious condition following a shooting in Toronto Tuesday morning, police say.

www.cp24.com

One person is dead and another is in serious condition following a shooting in Toronto Tuesday morning, police say.

Emergency crews responded to a shooting in the area of Lawrence Avenue and Weston Road just before 3:30 a.m.

Two victims were located with gunshot wounds outside, police say.

A person is dead and another is seriously injured after a shooting in Toronto early Tuesday morning.
One adult was pronounced dead at the scene and another was taken to hospital with serious injuries, according to Toronto paramedics.

 

[Brandsdale]

I heard Jerkfest was 30 dollars admission and they ran out of food and water

Then this Kultureland shyt the promoter talking shyt to paying customers is insane ain’t no way

I woulda jumped and robbed him

most events out here are VERY overpriced but $25-30 is the standard for any bumfuk that wants to throw an event

I most DEFINITELY woulda stole some shyt before going home tho

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

I watched Fsu ball beat my Carleton uni by 30 last night with their practice jersey lol

There’s really levels to this

@FireMikelArteta


Oregon is next on aug 28

 

[Brandsdale]

anyone hitting up Fan Expo this month?

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Elections have consequences. The nursing wage freeze plus inflation has probably taken 10-20 per cent of nurses wages. Who wants to be a nurse in Ontario when you can go to BC?

Globe editorial: To preserve medicare, Canada has to hire thousands of nurses. Now

 

[trap101-ETHout-Allegri-In]

I watched Fsu ball beat my Carleton uni by 30 last night with their practice jersey lol

There’s really levels to this

@FireMikelArteta


Oregon is next on aug 28

Is Carleton still the top Canadian program for ball?

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

Is Carleton still the top Canadian program for ball?

Ya they won last year

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

Elections have consequences. The nursing wage freeze plus inflation has probably taken 10-20 per cent of nurses wages. Who wants to be a nurse in Ontario when you can go to BC?

Globe editorial: To preserve medicare, Canada has to hire thousands of nurses. Now

Nurses should get 50hr plus minimum

 

[trap101-ETHout-Allegri-In]

Ya they won last year

Well it looks like there are "levels" indeed.....

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

Well it looks like there are "levels" indeed.....

Even the game before Fsu they played north eastern uni (Boston) and they were able to hang with them for 10 min before a blow out

Lol

 

[MikelArteta]

I watched Fsu ball beat my Carleton uni by 30 last night with their practice jersey lol

There’s really levels to this

@FireMikelArteta


Oregon is next on aug 28

No more scrubb brothers to save the day

 

[MikelArteta]

Elections have consequences. The nursing wage freeze plus inflation has probably taken 10-20 per cent of nurses wages. Who wants to be a nurse in Ontario when you can go to BC?

Globe editorial: To preserve medicare, Canada has to hire thousands of nurses. Now

I'm literally working with a team on how to lower the nursing vacancy rate at our hospital network



It's simple breh
Nurses can go to the states and get paid in usd dollars, cheaper cost of living and less stress and sometimes signing bonuses of 10-20,000 usd and can make like 45 a hour usd starting salary

a nurse in ontario because ONA payscale is done by years of service

rn = starts at 34 a hour takes you 10 years to reach 45 ann then you have to wait another 15 years to get that extra buck
charge nurses get 2 dollars more

Even ontario hospitals now are offering sign on bonuses but it's 5,000 and you have to stay for 6 months

But its not even about money, every hospital is offering double OT , so even a new nurse making 34 wcan now make 68 a hour BUT they can't even get nurses to do double OT

RPNS even worse start at 27 and go to 30 for all that stress

Canada's best bet is going to english speaking countries and plucking nurses. And it would be easy to do, Ontario sponsoring nurses from like jamaica, nigeria etc.

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

I'm literally working with a team on how to lower the nursing vacancy rate at our hospital network



It's simple breh
Nurses can go to the states and get paid in usd dollars, cheaper cost of living and less stress and sometimes signing bonuses of 10-20,000 usd and can make like 45 a hour usd starting salary

a nurse in ontario because ONA payscale is done by years of service

rn = starts at 34 a hour takes you 10 years to reach 45 ann then you have to wait another 15 years to get that extra buck
charge nurses get 2 dollars more

Even ontario hospitals now are offering sign on bonuses but it's 5,000 and you have to stay for 6 months

But its not even about money, every hospital is offering double OT , so even a new nurse making 34 wcan now make 68 a hour BUT they can't even get nurses to do double OT

RPNS even worse start at 27 and go to 30 for all that stress

Canada's best bet is going to english speaking countries and plucking nurses. And it would be easy to do, Ontario sponsoring nurses from like jamaica, nigeria etc.

UK does this. Filipina nurses are going to London now

 

[MikelArteta]

UK does this. Filipina nurses are going to London now

UK pays nurses cheap
average nursing salary in uk is 35,000 pounds = 54,000 cdn

ontario missing the boat yet again

considering ontario can nominate people to become PR, they are blowing it Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Ford’s gotta ask the feds for more control over immigration