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Doug Ford - has your opinion changed?
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You can buy them at CT, you just have to order them online, then drive there and wait an hour in the pickup line to get them. Well that's how it worked last time. I hope they have improved dramatically (although I am not in a hurry to give them another chance, I am just not buying things during lockdown).
sburns
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Bigger question, do you really need pots and pans right now?? Can't something like that wait until later or over with?
Now it has come out that Philips vacationed out of the country in August as well. Douggie's fake outrage is becoming less and less believable by the second.
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Tory is jumping on the sympathy train. F that. He didn't bump into someone while adjusting the radio in his car. He planned and booked an international trip during a pandemic that many months ago was clear would continue to rage until late 2021. Then he decided to follow through on his plans. This was not a single mistake. This is a pattern of doing wtf you want for months and expecting no consequences. Tory should be embarrassed by his statement.
"Toronto Mayor John Tory said Phillips had made a “regrettable” mistake in deciding to leave the country, but said the minister is a “human being” and not infallible."
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Lol
In January 2020 CT processed an average of around 5000 online orders a day across Canada
In April 2020 they averaged over 150 000 per day online.
Not surprised it took growing pains.
How many people need pots and pans? I got a set 10 years ago. I don't anticipate needing more before I die. Get something decent, avoid non-stick, avoid putting them in the dishwasher and they are good forever. I know it was just an example but damn, do some people buy new sets when the old ones get scratched? Seems like an opportunity for a mobile business. Polish your old pots for $250 instead of buying new ones for $500+.
Might want to wipe the package/contents down on arrival
More than 400 COVID-19 cases at Amazon warehouses in Ontario amid concern over industrial spread of virus
With the daily number of cases staying high cross Canada, the limited amount of data released publicly suggests those workplaces are a significant source of COVID-1…
nationalpost.com
Hmmmm. In August we weren't in a lockdown or being encouraged to stay home as I recall.
F Tory.
The crux is whether he self isolated for 14 days afterwards. I'd put money on he smoke screened that trip as well and didn't isolate.
sburns
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100%
Ford need to fire this guy to keep any credibility, if he is this stupid he should not be finance minister.
Agreed. Probably can't be (and maybe shouldn't be) fired as MPP, but removal as finance minister and probably also as conservative party member seems warranted. Ford isnt as adept at suppressing scandals as JT is.
Not sure that's a bad thing.
Does anyone know the timeline of Wilson's Aug. vacation? He was seen in public on Twitter till the 16th, then retweets until appearing in public again Sept 8.
bigpoppa
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covid the great exposer of incompetence
trump would have won the re-election if it hadnt been for corona
So now Douggie admits that he knew about this two weeks ago. Again being caught with the fake outrage. If he really cared, he would have recalled him that day, fired him (as finance minister) and had a press conference about entitled politician aholes.
www.cp24.com
“He never told anyone he was leaving. He never told me he was leaving. I did call him shortly after he arrived and I talked to him and asked where he was. He said he was away, said is this going to be an issue? My mistake, and I take full responsibility. At that time, I should have said get your backside back into Ontario and I didn’t do that,” Ford said.
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His vacation in August was to Switzerland. He apparently did a 14 day quarantine when he returned. Based on the tweet tracking posted above, we are supposed to trust him that he flew to switzerland and was there for less than a week? Seems unlikely.
Ford admits he knew of finance minister’s holiday vacation two weeks ago, regrets not asking him to return
Premier Doug Ford said he should have told finance minister Rod Phillips to return back to Ontario when he found out the minister travelled out of the country for a holiday vacation.
www.cp24.com
“He never told anyone he was leaving. He never told me he was leaving. I did call him shortly after he arrived and I talked to him and asked where he was. He said he was away, said is this going to be an issue? My mistake, and I take full responsibility. At that time, I should have said get your backside back into Ontario and I didn’t do that,” Ford said.
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His vacation in August was to Switzerland. He apparently did a 14 day quarantine when he returned. Based on the tweet tracking posted above, we are supposed to trust him that he flew to switzerland and was there for less than a week? Seems unlikely.
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