Photo: “How we see ourselves” Mike Murchison Marin Leci, Jared Armstrong, Raphael Jacob Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Canada, USA June 17 2022 Introduction On Feb. 2, 2022, the United States Congress House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure held a hearing on “The
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The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the most manipulated infectious disease events in history, characterized by official lies in an unending stream lead by government bureaucracies, medical associations, medical boards, the media, and international agencies.[3,6,57] We have witnessed a long list of unprecedented intrusions into medical practice, including attacks on medical experts, destruction of medical careers among doctors refusing to participate in killing their patients and a massive regimentation of health care, led by non-qualified individuals with enormous wealth, power and influence.
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Canada has made a number of changes to its work permit rules that are designed to address labour shortages. The changes will help Canadian employers meet human resources needs and will provide more flexibility to employers in accessing the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). The changes will also assist some foreign workers who have been negatively affected by the impact of COVID-19 on Canada’s immigration system, and alleviate some of the administrative burden on the TFWP by reducing the number of renewal requests.
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Photo: “You take what you can get” by Mike Murchison by Don Taylor, excerpted from “Stories from the Road” used with permission When thinking about safety in trucking and the logistics of delivering loads across the continent we have to consider the
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Demerit points are added to your driver’s licence, if you are convicted of breaking certain driving laws. The rules are different depending on if you are a new driver or have a full licence. This information will explain how the demerit points system works.
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At first, I did very little driving, mostly I was hand-bombing goods all day.
Hand-bombing (also known as “finger printing”) involves manually unloading trailers. There are many reasons why this task exists.
Grocery warehouses, for example, store products by size, type and weight. If the warehouse orders, 34 cases of salmon-flavoured cat food in 5 oz cans, 54 cases of 7 oz cans, and another 100 cases in 10 oz cans, the plant where they make the cat food places it all on a single pallet. Once it arrives at the warehouse, it must be separated to allow each pallet to contain only one size and flavour.
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The next change at Oikonen’s Taxi saw the purchase of wheelchair accessible taxis. These much-needed forms of transportation for Thunder Bay were modified mini-vans with lowered floors that used tie-downs to hold the wheelchairs in place. Since I wanted out of the propane-tanked Diplomat, I was intrigued about the mini vans.
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Attached you will find a sample letter that was sent to all taxi owners and operators on May 13 that provides information about the fare increase.
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by Don Taylor, excerpted from “Stories from the Road” used with permission After we returned from our “tour”, I went back to driving for Roach’s Taxi again. Later in 1986, another friend of mine told me he had taken a
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