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The report summarizing the @CanadianForces' observations of #longtermcare in Ontario has generated an outcry for a #PublicInquiryNow. While we fully agree that change is needed to optimize #seniorscare, a lot is already known about what needs to be changed and how to do it. 1/8
We should work together to cumulate lessons learned and apply effective interventions to promote #evidenceinformed #personcentred #seniorscare rather than start from scratch. In that vein, we are sharing our research findings and tested programs. #LTC @ONhealth @ONgov 2/8 
The skills needed to lead high quality teams and organizations that support a positive culture of aging and person-centred care in #longtermcare can be developed through continuing education. @ConestogaCE @SchlegelUW_RIA
continuing-education.conestogac.on.ca/programs/leade… 3/8
continuing-education.conestogac.on.ca/programs/leade… 3/8
Let's take a peek. First, the big picture:
944 suppliers over $25K, total $1B, $78.9M in salaries + $ 4.6M in expenses, 15 severance agreements with non-unionized employees (1 to 18 mths comp.)
corporate.bclc.com/who-we-are/cor…
#bcpoli #cdnpoli #dirtymoney #publicinquirynow
944 suppliers over $25K, total $1B, $78.9M in salaries + $ 4.6M in expenses, 15 severance agreements with non-unionized employees (1 to 18 mths comp.)
corporate.bclc.com/who-we-are/cor…
#bcpoli #cdnpoli #dirtymoney #publicinquirynow
The Big Four saw $4,676,256.
Deloitte came out on top at $3,063,678, KPMG ($1,063,729), Ernst & Young ($490,049) and PriceWaterhouseCoopers ($58,800)
#bcpoli #vanpoli #moneylaundering #cdnpoli #dirtymoney #bcndp #bclp #bcgreens #corruption #publicinquirynow
Deloitte came out on top at $3,063,678, KPMG ($1,063,729), Ernst & Young ($490,049) and PriceWaterhouseCoopers ($58,800)
#bcpoli #vanpoli #moneylaundering #cdnpoli #dirtymoney #bcndp #bclp #bcgreens #corruption #publicinquirynow
BCLC paid out $2.3M to 9 law firms, including two Toronto-based firms: Henein Hutchison LLP ($107K) that bills itself as "Canada's top litigation boutique law firm" & Rayman Beitchman LLP ($30K) that boasts of "excellence in the areas of expropriations law and litigation."
