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Cake day: January 26th, 2025

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  • Indeed.

    There were reports of it taking between two and a half and five minutes to process each voter. “All those individual little steps did add to the additional processing times,” said city returning officer Kate Martin.

    MRU political scientist Lori Williams. “We’re hearing stories of people being in line for up to two hours, and that some people left the line and didn’t vote at all because the process was too onerous. That’s terrible for democracy.”

    What we do know is that it added up to a lousy 39% voter turnout, the lowest in nearly two decades.






  • Link to actual report: https://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/internet/docs/parl_oag_202510_01_e.pdf

    It’s 39 pages but there some interesting stuff in there. Seems to come down to mismanagement with some budget subtext.

    I’d personally like to see a even deeper audit internally.

    Relation to head count and SLA overtime.

    Misplaced priorities

    Budget issues

    Also to address the right wing headlines. It really isn’t what the general agents is trained for.

    1. We found that often the accuracy and completeness of responses were lower when non‑account-specific questions were asked (Exhibit 7). For example, an account-specific enquiry could relate to an error code when accessing MyAccount, checking the status of a caller’s application for the Canada Child Benefit, or requesting copies of documentation. Non‑account-specific enquiries could relate to eligibility criteria, general tax matters, or obtaining contact information for other areas of the agency.




  • The outcome seems insufficient given how the circumstances was presented. Also coming from these type of places, a decent leader would have told the 2 idiots to cut that shit out before it got to that point.

    Truro Police Service security camera footage obtained in August by CBC News shows two officers leaving the detachment in pouring rain — one is carrying a banana. The pair enter an unmarked police vehicle.

    As the vehicle drives through the adjoining parking lot, the peel is tossed from the passenger-side window. It lands on Bowden’s truck.

    Bowden and a Truro police inspector both said the banana peel may have been part of an ongoing workplace joke about slipping on a banana peel, according to submissions in the Police Act investigatio

    Also stuff like this has been why police unions is the single union I refuse to support.

    Union declines representation The Atlantic Police Association, Bowden’s union, declined to represent him, saying it is a prosecution against another member. In June, the labour board said there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate that there may have been a breach of the duty of fair representation.