… Cameron Davies is the leader of the Republican Party of Alberta

Jfc. :/

It’s really in South America tho.

But unlike the Americans, who have gone decades without tracking their gold supplies, the Canadians have known that they were getting it from a country where cocaine trafficking, paramilitary violence and the gold trade are intertwined.

Yet they continued to call it North American gold.

They did so, officials explained, because before the Colombian gold arrives in Canada, a Texas intermediary mixes it with American gold. In the Mint’s eyes, the resulting mix is entirely North American.

This fiction, and the fact that perpetuating it is completely legal, is an example of how even the world’s most credible dealers allow tainted gold into the mainstream market.

Jfc. When did the idea of lying become the government-approved way of things??

Nevermind … I know.

On par with private equity.

It is up to the provincial government to properly fund the education of ALL children whether or not there are learning challenges or difficulties.

If the provincial government doesn’t want to do its job properly they should step down from office.

Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it.

George Santayana

From the article …

If he remains in remission for about two and a half years, the 36-year-old will join 10 people in the world currently considered cured of HIV.

This is how it works (from the article) …

The search began to find the best bone marrow match. The ideal donor would also have a CCR5 gene mutation resistant to HIV.

CCR5 is a protein on the surface of an immune cell that acts as the door that HIV enters to infect the body, but about one per cent of the population, primarily of northern European descent, are deficient of this gene.

That means there is no door for the virus to enter, “and so the virus can’t get into the cells,” said Dr. Mario Ostrowski, a clinician-scientist at St. Michael’s Hospital who co-led the case with Walmsley. The new donor cells could also attack and eliminate the reservoir of virus-infected cells.

I have a friend who adopted an FASD child in Ontario. The family tried using the regular school system but the hoops they had to jump through, and the lack of funding for 1-on-1 care, became too much to deal with.

They finally decided to place the child in a religious private school where he had the freedom (and monitoring) that he needed, ie: when he became frustrated he was able to go outside and race around the church.

Maybe Drug Fraud could better fund 1-on-1 care in schools with that $29M he was going to spend on a private fucking jet.

Zed.

Dunno who decided zee was a thing, but they were wrong.

He paid his dues according to our laws.

Yeah. I’m old now but have moved about a hundred times in my life. I hate it.

The one good thing about moving so often is I don’t have a ton of stuff to pack.

Honestly I don’t think a lot of them would go back right away. It’s like that old saying, “Once bit, twice shy.”

If anything I think they’d be holding back moving so they could verify any positive changes in how the USA would operate would be permanent, and not just lip-service.

Hey Kev. Who was really driving the boat?

Ofc he is. 😡

Damn. That sucks.

My bank (RBC) does, but luckily they also give me other options to choose from.

They should be reported on and arrested by Netherlands law enforcement.

Either that or hire a hacker to shut their ignorant asses down.

Glad to help. ;)

It’s insuffient because …

" … the prime minister, as a reporting public office holder, is fully divested from their controlled assets through sale, since placement in a blind trust does not constitute true divestment."

The committe is also advising revisions that will affect other officials and cabinet ministers …

The committee also wants the law amended to require public disclosure of “high-level holdings categories placed in a blind trust by reporting public office holders (sector/asset class, and whether the holdings are Canadian-market concentrated),” a recommendation that could shed new light on the financial interests of a number of top officials and cabinet ministers.

It’s all in the very short article link.