JanFromTheBruce 🍁

@janfromthebruce.bsky.social

| Education & Community Leader | Seven-times elected School Trustee for Kincardine & Huron-Kinloss | Vice-Chair of BluewaterDSB | she/her | Courage my friends.

"Kids these days" will never stop being a thing. Every generation sets out to distinguish themselves from prior generations, to set their own path. This threatens those who fear change. Kids today are no worse or better than the kids of yesterday, just different

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The effective federal corporate income tax rate: 1950: 50% 1990: 25% 2020: 13% Stop asking "but how we will pay for it?" Restore the corporate tax rate. That is how we will pay for it.

This is Bonggu. His human took this "embarrassing" pic of him napping. Even shared them with us to humiliate him. Jokes on them though because he's still very handsome. 13/10 (IG: hi_bbomabbong_2)

bonggu, a black and tan dachshund, lies tucked under a black blanket with his head resting on a pillow. his eyes are closed, his tongue sticks out slightly, and his tiny front teeth peek through as he naps on his back.

Star Investigation: Internal reports and emails reveal how distrust and suspicion spread through Mount Sinai Hospital — and how the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and Israel’s assault on Gaza tore through a tight knit team of doctors who care for the dying. New @shree-paradkar.bsky.social: trib.al/dRTePLo

A tight-knit Toronto hospital unit cared for the dying. Then, a war thousands of miles away tore them apart

A Star investigation reveals how Mount Sinai’s palliative care unit fractured over Gaza, leading to the resignation of a veteran Toronto doctor.

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As a seasoned paramedic, Owen VanDyke recalls when he could quickly decipher what drug a patient overdosed on. These days, it’s a high-stakes process of elimination. “Now we’re always asking — what else” are they on? VanDyke said. “We’re kind of flying blind.”

Opioid deaths are down but emergency calls are spiking. Inside the mystery leaving Ontario paramedics ‘flying blind’

A tranquilizer in Toronto street drugs that defies traditional overdose responses is adding to the strain on hospitals.

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