Ontario’s ambulance response times have skyrocketed – and are still on the rise
Waits for most urgent “life or death” cases have increased by 2 minutes on average since the pandemic
Kate Schneider is a U.K-based reporter with experience working at the Oxford Political Review and the Canadian Law Review. Kate, who is originally from Ontario, has also been published by the CBC. Kate is a graduate student in the MPhil in Politics: Comparative Government program at the University of Oxford. Her research areas include comparative Canadian and American political development, state-building, colonialism, and race. Kate also volunteers as the Director of Research and Board Member for Survivors to Superheroes, a non-profit supporting young survivors of sexual violence.
Waits for most urgent “life or death” cases have increased by 2 minutes on average since the pandemic
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The IJF revealed Wednesday that majority of senior tribunal chairs appear to have Conservative ties
Majority of top tribunal members have Conservative ties
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