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|    stick it to the people to All    |
|    Doug Ford starts his patronage appointme    |
|    08 Jul 18 13:08:27    |
      From: brewnoser2@gmail.com              Doug Ford - April 2018:              “We need to be investing in the front lines,” he said. “We don’t need       more layers and layers of bureaucracy.”       ___________________________________              'Well, maybe I'll just add this little layer to that pile - after all, he       looked after Rob really well and he has a nice way with the media . . . .'       ______________________              Ford rewards key Tory adviser with $348K patronage job to curb hospital       overcrowding              Premier Doug Ford has quietly appointed a key Progressive Conservative ally to       a $348,000-a-year patronage job overseeing a new panel tackling hospital       overcrowding.              Hours after been sworn in June 29, Ford convened his first cabinet meeting       where one of 37 orders of business was naming Dr. Rueben Devlin to lead the       new “premier’s council on improving health care and ending hallway       medicine.”              “The chair shall be paid the sum of $348,000 per annum. The chair shall be       eligible for reimbursement of expenses incurred in their work on the       council,” said a cabinet order-in-council of the three-year post made public       on Friday, one week after it        was made.              Devlin’s appointment was confirmed at the same meeting where Ford parted       ways with former TD Bank chair Ed Clark, who earned $1-a-year to be former       Liberal premier Kathleen Wynne’s business adviser and privatization czar.              Devlin will be paid more than Ford, who makes $208,974 as premier, and Health       Minister Christine Elliott, who earns $165,851.              Indeed, Ford promised in the campaign that he would cut health-care wait times       and end the practice of “hallway medicine” where patients are left in       corridors because of staffing shortages.              He also repeatedly said that the widely respected Devlin would be his main       adviser on addressing the problem.       [- - -]              https://www.thestar.com/news/queenspark/2018/07/06/ford-rewards-       ey-tory-adviser-with-348k-patronage-job-to-curb-hospital-overcrowding.html       ______________________________________              I guess he just forgot to mention how much taxpayer dollars he planned to pay       his family's friendly doctor.               Are we just starting to find out what Ontarians are in for?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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