Right.
Toronto Emergency Services regularly hold "career expos" for "talent acquisition" at shopping malls.
I see them at Yorkdale ( named highest-performing Canadian shopping centre and fourth in North America ) from time to time.
Or Emergency Services, who , will always , get sent from one place to the next in a single 12-hour + shift .
During SARS , 436, myself included, of Toronto's 850 paramedics were put on Working Quarantine.
It's just three occupations,
Nursing
Paramedic
Medical Laboratory Technology/Medical Laboratory Science
I only looked at paramedic, and it is exclusively limited to Northern Ontario.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontario-learn-and-stay-grant-health-human-resources#paramedic
I'm not arguing...
I ride a lot of taxis in our burg.
I was delighted to read robo-taxis are coming to town.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/waymo-uber-taxi-toronto-business-9.7392077
However, our newly re-elected mayor's spokesperson says , "The mayor will not support Waymo if it costs jobs."
Ontario will cover the cost of tuition , compulsory fees , books , and other direct educational costs (for example, supplies, equipment) for Paramedic students - if they are willing to work in the North Region of the Province - for a period of time.
Funny thing is , I try to be polite and friendly , as always, but just care less about the approval of others than I used to when I was working.
On the other hand , I enjoy our pensioner luncheons and coffee klatschs.
I didn't really care for some of those guys back then. But, today, I love...
Age aside for just a moment ,
I think it's fair - hope our readers do as well - that Veterans Service Card holders ride free on Brampton and Mississauga Transit, all GO trains and buses , UP Express and a 25% discount on VIA Rail. 12070
Perhaps other Transit agencies as well.
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We have a 109 year old member of the so-called "Greatest Generation" in our pension plan.
If he is reading these 29 pages , I can imagine him crying all the way to the bank. 😀
I'll be more specific.
I wasn't talking about World War 2.
I was referring to the men of that generation who joined Emergency Services in the post-war era.
We came under their watchful eyes in the early 1970's. They mentored us.
They / we did not have the luxury of Voluntary Occupational...
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