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We are very grateful for the amazing staff we have! We hope everyone had a fantastic Paramedic Services Week. #ThanksForAllYouDo
Nice to hear Martin Seligman is still going strong at 80…..he’s contributed so much to our understanding of mental health❤️ podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…
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Easy to criticize but tougher to navigate through the challenging stages required to give the Greater Toronto Area world-class transit connectivity. Good job by @StanChoMPP explaining some important initiatives focused on improving transit reliability and reducing cost to users.
Associate Minister of Transportation @StanChoMPP talks to @spaikin about GTHA fare integration, restoring the Northlander train service, and why Ontario can never complete infrastructure projects on time and on budget, tonight at 8/11pm ET. | Producer: @Mariasarrouh
Will miss Duncan’s calm and thoughtful broadcasts at CBC as he takes on the role of journalism Prof at Carlton U. cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-1…
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Congratulations to our #OACP President @ChiefNish for being appointed to the Order of Ontario! Well deserved! We are also proud that former @YRP Chief & OACP President Armand La Barge was also appointed to the Order.
Wonderful tribute to Richmond Hill’s long-serving Mayor David Barrow - renaming a square next to Central Library in his honour❤️
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Emancipation Day recognizes the abolishment of slavery for millions of African people in Canada and around the world. Today represents a path forward towards justice, education, reflection and reconciliation. Read Chairman Wayne Emmerson’s statement: bit.ly/3OJCL9O
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Happy to partner with our friends at @DurhamParamedic to honour 48 recipients who received their Exemplary Service Medal or Bar from the Governor General of Canada. Today is a special moment in the careers of these dedicated paramedics.
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Not having an opinion is not a sign of ignorance or indifference. It's often a mark of an open mind.
The more complex and consequential the issue, the more critical thinking depends on suspending judgment.
A key to learning is gathering information without forming a conclusion.
Great presence from York Region’s local municipal, health and education sector partners at the 2022 Collision event wrapping up Thursday…..#yorklink
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Building and maintaining trust is vital to everything we do...and helpful measures let us know there's more to be done.
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Only drive-throughs are open at 2am….. our good fortune to get a hot drink at this Newmarket location #360kids #360experience #everykidmatters
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A truly inspiring leader over 37 years in public service - congratulations Karim!
Today, Dr. Karim Kurji, York Region’s Medical Officer has announced his retirement. We thank Dr. Kurji for his professionalism, dedication and commitment to supporting the health and well-being of our residents. Retirement effective September 30, 2021. bit.ly/2S9LnPU
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Public service announcement: You can’t refute evidence with opinions.
When you disagree with data, you have 3 options:
1. Find better data
2. Identify limitations of the existing data
3. Consider the possibility that you were wrong, and have the humility & integrity to admit it



























