The head of Niagara's LHIN has been terminated
The head of the Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant Local Health Integration Network was one of the CEO's let go by the province yesterday
Donna Cripps and eight other LHIN CEO's have been given their pink slips, but the Ford government is refusing to say how much severance they were paid.
Cripps was making over $300,000 a year in salary and taxable benefits.
The Spec however, says a statement made by the head of Hamilton Health Sciences, indicates Cripps will be assuming a new role at Ontario Health, the super agency being created by merging the LHIN's and six other health agencies.
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UPDATE | One dead on Toronto highway shooting
Police say one of three men shot on a Toronto highway has died -
Open house for planned Merritton development
A proposed development in Merritton will come under scrutiny at an open house Monday -
Three men injured after shooting on Toronto highway on Saturday evening
Police say three men suffered serious injuries after a shooting involving two moving vehicles on a Toronto highway on Saturday evening
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One Dish, One Mic - Episode 23, December 8 2019 - FULL SHOW
With special guests Dr. Jennifer Brant and the first half of our interview with Tanya Talaga Award winning journalist, and Author of Seven Fallen Feathers and of All Our Relations. Tune in next Sunday December the 15th to hear the second half.
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One Dish, One Mic - Episode 23, December 8 2019 - FULL SHOW
With special guests Dr. Jennifer Brant and the first half of our interview with Tanya Talaga Award winning journalist, and Author of Seven Fallen Feathers and of All Our Relations. Tune in next Sunday December the 15th to hear the second half.
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One Dish, One Mic - Episode 23, December 8 2019 - Segment 4
The first half of our interview with special guest Tanya Talaga Award winning journalist, and Author of Seven Fallen Feathers and of All Our Relations. Tune in next Sunday December the 15th to hear the second half.
