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@kirstinmorrell6 күн бұрын
I used to repair water and wastewater treatment plant equipment, and there was this one reserve that had equipment, but they had no budget to maintain it. The federal government is willing to release some of the band's old own money to them to build a plant because they get to have a photo op when the plant opens, but they aren't willing to pay enough to have long-term staff and spare parts on hand to maintain it and keep it working. So at this particular reserve there was this young woman, And her job was garbage collection and I think snow removal and also water treatment plant maintenance. So she would literally run from her truck to each garbage can to try to bank a little extra time so she could work on the water system, otherwise she had no time to do it. She's an absolute hero.
@bradleyhillson604014 күн бұрын
HighwayTario
@ibrahimm201216 күн бұрын
I am curious when it’s ice and snow why can’t they use that water and boil it . Many countries do that
@wideblueskys16 күн бұрын
First Nations Communities shouldn't have to use " ice and snow," for clean drinking water.
@camd534811 күн бұрын
Let's see you do it first. Let's get rid of your water treatment plant and you can go get water from puddles. Ffs.
@ibrahimm201211 күн бұрын
@@camd5348 I have been trying working in IT industry for last ten years from different parts of the world . And yes I have seen first hand they melt ice and live far better life in cold weather and rural parts of many developing countries. U can’t expect top dollars services by living in the middle of nowhere just move to big city
@bettyzoom862117 күн бұрын
big deal money trudeau uses that in one night fix the water
@Lpmeff17 күн бұрын
very important story needs to be talked about
@martinvanoene719218 күн бұрын
slow as can be
@kylesmith14125 күн бұрын
@tvo this episode would have been far better with Paikin. Give your head a shake. Dude from T-bay was the only one with interesting insights. Does ON. Have a culture? Currently: No, but historically yes. Upper Canada is the English Tory counterweight to a Francophone Quebec. A chance to make a home for displaced loyalists fleeing the United States. Property rights, English common law, responsible government (eventually) are high level group attributes. More subtly, work ethic, religion (Protestantism) all worked their way through laws and the institution building that have happened since. This was a main component of Canadian expansion in the west as well (not BC, however). These were the seeds that helped create some of the other provinces that have since created their own distinct expressions. The 1960s was the last gasp of that culture. The Classical Tory ideals that informed all the institutions created then have now become a-cultural and political. Oh, and thanks for have a montrealee on to talk about Ontario. You had to make sure QC had some input. ;) In this age of trump we need to find a new middle. Identify is important because it’s what keeps this insane system still going. We’ve been shattered. Build a new middle without the BS. Have a nice day.
@saiyanlettuce486728 күн бұрын
Know your history Ontario was created to get Canada out of it legal obligations with the six nations treaties ie Haldimand Tract proclamation some 240 years ago. Also the Ojibwe signed their land claims to the six nations and the Crown and are on record in the signing that they didn't originally own the land but where stewards of it and the six nations are the OG which are on record in the 1701 Albany treaty... Gotta remember the 1876 Indian act was signed in a few months before Ontario became a place and this is also after Canada went and made all the number treaties with the Indians of these lands which they did break number 6 of pretty quick...
@Kevin_geekgineeringАй бұрын
Ontario's Identity : CARS and CARS and CARS, and highways and CARs
@DejanOfRadicАй бұрын
The concept of "identity" will be looked back on as the mullet of modern times.
@stephey808Ай бұрын
Liberal woke self centered Toronto, boring pretentious Ottawa ,cottage country, farms smaller cities all immigrants …and no Ontario thinks it’s representative off all of Canada but it’s not the center of the universe …
@doublesman0Ай бұрын
east indian identity lol
@7QHookАй бұрын
Yes. Ontario is a lab experiment to answer this question: What happens when a culture engages in massive levels immigration from hostile cultures while the media and education systems ingrains in those hostile newcomers that the current citizens are extreme rac1sts and thieves that stole the land from the real owners. Enjoy !
@MitchKelly-m3yАй бұрын
Not since the 80's. Manitoulin born.
@adamfrank4192Ай бұрын
No we are Canadians and that is a great thing. Less division please!
@SaeedVAmnabАй бұрын
Why should this be an issue to discuss? Did we solve ALL of our other problems: housing, hallway healthcare, inequality etc etc Why are some people obsessed with identity, and want to see the world through that. And they would go as far a creating one of it's not there.
@MitchKelly-m3yАй бұрын
Easier to say if you have a culture but they are told the don't. Is your culture important to you or do you take it for granted? I suspect you derive value from your culture, yes? Otherwise, totally agree with you, but without culture, there is no Canada. And culture is a ROI.
@mariannerichard1321Ай бұрын
As a Quebecker, Ontario for me is "vanilla Canada". Neither Aboriginal Canada, nor Coastal Canada, nor European Canada, nor Prairies Canada, nor Pacific Canada, just Canada Canada. Although, "urban" is probably the distinctive characteristic that comes to my mind when thinking Ontario, even though there are urban areas in other provinces, it's on another scale in Ontario.
@MitchKelly-m3yАй бұрын
That's insightful actually. Ontario's culture used to be rural and when I visited Quebec, I was amazed by the cities, but found more culture rurally, a la cheese factory skidoo town, island off Quebec City, etc. Those Norman stone houses, wow. Urban sprawl corporate brands and thereby dilutes culture, so I see this too. I was born there, but avoid going there because yes, it may as well be upper New York state.
@brucewalsh-in6npАй бұрын
I’ve lived in 5 provinces and Ontario isn’t “emblematic of Canada.” Sorry folks, not even close. Only someone who doesn’t know the county would say something like. Imagine, Ontario is emblematic of Newfoundland! Give me a break. Or Quebec! It’s laughable, but it’s that arrogance/ignorance that pisses other Canadians off and IS the Ontario identity to the rest of Canada.
@jhamara647Ай бұрын
Yeah the "emblematic of Canada" is a BS response.
@MitchKelly-m3yАй бұрын
Well said! Nailed it. I live 4 timezones from Ontario, like the other side of Europe.
@WereInThisTogether7Ай бұрын
If Canada was a car, Ontario would be the engine. The heart and the soul. We have it all from nature to big cities to being super multicultural. We are like New York, California or Texas 👍
@brucewalsh-in6npАй бұрын
Heart and soul? No one outside of Ontario thinks that. The opposite in fact
@WereInThisTogether7Ай бұрын
@@brucewalsh-in6np Where is the Canadian international autoshow held? Where is the Canadian international airshow held? When FIFA announced the world cup was coming to Canada did you think they were going to Newfoundland? Taylor Swift almost snubbed Canada entirely! But when it was announced she was coming here did you think she was coming to Alberta? Get your head in the game son
@MitchKelly-m3yАй бұрын
If Canada was a car, Ontario is the recall bulletin...
@Heron743Ай бұрын
we’re between the 2 sides of Canada with an identity.
@isabeltome9762Ай бұрын
No. We used to. We were kind the hips from all over the world. It used to be a meeting place. So manny cultures and everyone brought the best on everyone. Somehow, the same diversity that made us glue together and embrace who we are. Now make us hate each other and everyone that is not from our groupie and background. Toronto is a hate melting pot.
@GregFerg123Ай бұрын
Car-tario. We make cars, we drive cars, we sit in cars in traffic, we go to Timmy's drive-thrus Car-tario
@trouble820Ай бұрын
We still make cars?
@FumbuziАй бұрын
no
@MitchKelly-m3yАй бұрын
Best comment.
@DavidDartschАй бұрын
We drive a lot. From long commutes to regular road trips to Florida or elsewhere in North America. Suffering in traffic is our identity.