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Lewis is quoted in a news release issued on Friday, saying he reviewed three 911 recordings at Blair's request.
"Please be advised that I have reviewed the three Toronto Police Service recordings you provided," reads Lewis's statement. "I can confirm that the statement you made in a public release on Oct. 28, 2011, is an accurate interpretation of the content of the tapes."
Lewis's statement comes in response to the CBC Ombudsman's report about 911 calls made from Ford's house on Oct. 24.
On that morning, comedienne Mary Walsh approached Ford in the driveway of his home for a segment on the CBC comedy program This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
Ford refused to take part in the interview, asked Walsh to leave and went inside his house, where he called 911.
Sources within the Toronto Police Service told CBC News that Ford used abusive language when he spoke to the dispatchers.
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The tapes cannot be released without the consent of the caller, and Ford has not given his authorization for their release.
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The first tickets to next week's state baseball tournament in Fort Myers will be punched Friday as some of South Florida and the country's best teams play in the regional finals.
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Region 4-3A final — Coral Springs Christian (21-7) at Westminster Christian (25-4):Toussaint, a 6-2 right-handed phenom, is expected to start against the Warriors, who enter the game on an eight-game winning streak and hitting near .360 as a team. Coral Springs Christian is in the regional finals for the second consecutive season, but is hoping to erase the painful memory of last year's 13-12 loss in this round to Florida Christian in which the Crusaders let an early 10-0 lead slip away.
Westminster Christian is vying to get back to state for the first time in three seasons and win its first championship since winning back-to-back in 2009-10.
Region 4-8A final — South Dade (20-6) at Flanagan (24-1): The No. 2-ranked high school baseball team in the nation, according to Baseball America, has been living dangerously through the first two rounds of the playoffs.
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The Falcons have been trying to save star pitcher Gentry Fortuno — still undefeated for his three-year career at Flanagan — for this matchup although he pitched the final two innings in relief against Miami High Tuesday.
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Region 3-8A final at West Boynton Park – Douglas (18-8) vs. Lake Worth Park Vista (25-3): The Eagles will try to reach the state finals for the first time, but will undoubtedly be an underdog when they take on a Park Vista team trying to make it for the first time since 2011.
Region 4-7A final – Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer (19-7) at American (23-5), 4 p.m.: The Patriots are vying for back-to-back trips to state and might get it if they continue to get solid pitching and hitting.
Steven Alvarez hit two home runs in Tuesday's win over St. Thomas Aquinas. Dwyer is in its first-ever regional final.
Region 4-4A final – Key West (26-3-1) at North Broward Prep (19-9): The Conchs hold a state-record 11 state championships and have won 11 games in a row.
They'll leave the friendly confines of Key West to face a North Broward Prep squad that just survived a 3-2, eight-inning thriller against Chaminade-Madonna to advance to its first regional final since 2011 — the only time the Eagles made it to state.
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Ministry Attempts to Interfere with Solicitor Client Privilege
For Mario Marchese,
My name is John Dunn and I am the Executive Director of the Foster Care Council of Canada, an organization made up primarily of people who have lived in foster care which advocates for improved quality of service and accountability in child-welfare services across the country.
I am deeply concerned about the proposed sub-section 8 (4)(c) of Bill 103 which if left as-is would be the first step in eroding Canada's well-established Solicitor-Client Privilege which exists in the legal community across the country by allowing communications between Solicitors and their youth clients to be opened at the whim of a service provider or a member of the service provider's staff in the young person's presence and may be inspected for articles prohibited by the service provider.
As this is worded it is extremely dangerous in that first it allows for the violation of Solicitor-Client Privilege and secondly it allows the persons authorized to determine by their own policy what is to be deemed "prohibited" including, quite possibly, legal advice.
If a youth in custody were to be reporting abuse, this communication could be intercepted including any response from the youth's solicitors.
I hope that Ontario does not become the first province to allow such a violation which would begin to erode any democratic society's cornerstone of freedom.
Deb Matthews, in her position as Minister of Children and Youth Services has introduced a Bill (Bill 103) which proposes to allow child-welfare and youth justice staff and officials to intercept, open and withhold mail between a youth's lawyer and the youth.
The Bill also proposes to allow these people to read and withhold mail sent by children and youth in care and in custody from being mailed out.
Here is a quote from Hansard (discussions at the Legislature) by MPP Andrea Horwath with respect to this issue:
We have found out that not only was he not consulted-this is Mr. Elman, our new child advocate-but in fact the staff of the advocacy office have no recollection of having been contacted or approached at all in regard to putting this bill together
But one of the things that the bill allows authorities to do which is new is to open up e-mail and mail from children. Children are sending an e-mail or writing a letter, and this act now allows authorities to open that mail or read that e-mail before it gets sent.
There's no mechanism at all to ensure that the child is aware that mail is being held. Not only is this broadening the opportunity to intercept mail and keep it, but also there's no obligation or no recognition or acknowledgment that needs to be provided to the young person that says that their mail has been intercepted and kept from them. So the child's right to send and receive mail is being replaced by the facility's right to intercept their mail. Previously, the law said mail "shall not be examined or read by the service provider or a member of the service provider's staff if it is to or from the child's solicitor." But the proposed law states that mail "shall not be examined or read under clause (b) if it is to or from the young person's solicitor, unless there are reasonable and probable grounds to believe that it contains material that is not privileged as a solicitor-client communication."
You can't tell by the outside of a letter whether what's inside it is going to be covered by solicitor-client privilege. I mean, how do you tell by the outside of a letter what's on the inside; right? So who determines whether or not correspondence or communication is privileged? What rationale exists to interfere with mail between a young person and their legal counsel? I don't know. I don't know what that rationale is, and that's another reason why we need to get to committee, to try to explore where the government's mind was-collective mind, I guess-when they came up with this, because I really don't understand it at all.
Please call her office and express your opinion on this matter contained within Bill 103.
I have contacted Clayton Ruby as well to inform him of this matter and he called me back to let me know he is aware of it and will be watching it.
Constituency Office
242 Piccadilly St.
London ON N6A 1S4
Tel 519-432-7339
Fax 519-432-0613
Ministry Office
Ministry of Children and Youth Services
14th Flr, 56 Wellesley St W
Toronto ON M5S 2S3
Tel 416-212-2278
Fax 416-212-7431
FIPPA Requests
A FIPPA request is nothing more than a letter seeking information from the government agency/ministry/body.
You also have to include a five dollar fee (Money Order / Cheque) made payable to THE ONTARIO MINISTER OF FINANCE in each request.
For example, a sample FIPPA Reqeust Letter would be as follows:
Ministry of ____________
Freedom of Information Officer
Date: _________
FIPPA Officer Name Here,
Example 1 - Communications between Ministry and a CAS regarding a matter
I would like to obtain any and all communications between the Eastern Regional Office of the Ministry of Children and Youth Services and the Children's Aid Society of Ottawa which pertain in any way to the Ministry's latest Accountability Framework
Example 2 - Directives from Ministry to CAS's
I would like to obtain a copy of any and all Directives which have been issued to the Children's Aid Society of Ottawa by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services over the past two years.
Example 3 - Serious Occurance Reports
I would like to obtain a copy of all Serious Occurance Reports which have been filed with the Ministry of Children and Youth Services by the Children's Aid Society of Ottawa in the past twelve months. I understand that any information which could lead to identifying a child or youth in care shall be removed and do not have issue with this type of information being removed, however the names of any staff or Ministry staff are required to be left in as this does not in any way identify a child or youth in care.
Example 4 - Society By-Laws
I would like to obtain a copy of all of the By-Laws and any amendments thereto of the Children's Aid Society of (_________) which have been filed with the Ministry of Children and Youth Services in accordance with section 13 of the Child and Family Services Act which states the following:
Approved agency
13.(1)An approved agency shall file a certified copy of its by-laws and of any amendment to them with the Minister forthwith after they are made.
(2)The by-laws of an approved agency shall contain the prescribed provisions.
Your Signature
Your name here
When there is a lot of information which results from a FIPPA request you can be informed that charges will apply for copying etc. It is at this point that you can contact the FIPPA Co-Ordinator you are dealing with and seek to "Narrow Down" your request to the most important parts of it in order to reduce or eliminate the fees.
Monday, November 10, 2008
OACAS threatens legal action against John Dunn
On Monday November 10, 2008, Ontario citizen, John Dunn received a letter in the mail from the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies (OACAS) who retained the services of Swadron Associates Barristers & Solicitors of Toronto, Ontario ( http://www.swadron.com ) for the purpose of requesting that Dunn "cease and desist from using the name Ontario Association of Children's Aid Society Members" for his online support and discussion group which he created to unite all citizens of Ontario who are, or who wish to become, or who would like to learn more about becoming a member of a Children's Aid Society in Ontario.
The reason given within the November 06th, 2008 cease and desist letter (Swadron Associates File Number: 89-1161) was that the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies (OACAS), an Association which represents, and advocates on behalf of Ontario's Children's Aid Societies advised their solicitors that the name of the support and discussion group is "deceiving" in relation to the OACAS, and is "likely to cause confusion in the minds of members of the public". The letter was signed by Swadron Associates' Solicitor Barry B. Swadron, Q.C.
Late that same evening, in response to the Swadron's cease and desist letter, Dunn wrote the following letter, and has since reported that he is looking forward to resolving this matter as soon as possible.
November 11, 2008
Jeanette Lewis, Executive Director
Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies
care of;
Swadron Associates Barristers & Solicitors
115 Berkeley Street
Toronto, Ontario
Barry B. Swadron, Q.C.,
NOTE: Let it be known that all communication between myself and any person in relation to this matter will be made public and distributed to various individuals at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario and several committees thereof, the Office of the Ontario Ombudsman, the Auditor General's Office, the Provincial Child and Youth Advocates Office, the Ministry of Children and Youth Services, the Cabinet of the Ontario Government, select members of the media and via various internet based news wires and resources. This is done strictly as a measure of accountability in relation to the expenditure of public funds.
Cease and Desist Letter:
As of the evening of Monday, November 10, 2008, I am in receipt of your cease and desist letter dated November 06, 2008 (Swadron Associates Barristers & Solicitors File Number 89-1161) requesting that I cease and desist from using the name "Ontario Association of Children's Aid Society Members" as the name of the support and discussion group which was created for people who have, or who wish to become members of a Children's Aid Society in Ontario.
Purpose of Group:
The purpose of the support and discussion group is to enable those who join it to communicate with other like-minded individuals regarding matters related to Children's Aid Society memberships, including, but not limited to, what they can do with a Children's Aid Society membership, and what to do should their application for a membership to a Children's Aid Society in Ontario be denied for any reason.
OACAS Sources of Funding:
It is my understanding from reading the "About OACAS" ( http://www.oacas.org/about/index.htm ) page of the OACAS's website, and from reading the Income Statement dated March 31, 2007 located within the OACAS's 2007-08 Annual Report ( http://www.oacas.org/pubs/oacas/annual/08annual_web.pdf ) that Children's Aid Societies in Ontario and/or their representatives paid over 2.4 million dollars in annual membership fees to the OACAS in 2008, and that the Government of Ontario transfered over 6.4 million dollars to the OACAS in 2008.
Therefore, my calculations lead me to understand that in 2008 alone the Ontario Government has paid a total of at least 6.6 million dollars of Ontario tax-payer's hard-earned dollars to the OACAS directly through Ministry allocated transfer-payments, and indirectly through the membership fees which have been paid to the OACAS by Ministry funded OACAS member Children's Aid Societies.
OACAS use of Charitable Donations and Government Funds:
The OACAS, with what I assume to be approval from members of their Board of Directors, has apparently chosen to divert important charitable funds which have been entrusted to the OACAS for the delivery of charitable purposes on expensive, unnecessary, legal services which have resulted in legal action being threatened against me, without the OACAS even attempting to first contact me in any attempt to discuss the matter decently and to reach a mutually satisfactory resolution.
OACAS's Abuse of Power
Unfortunately, now that the OACAS has made the choice to lead this matter in a legally threatening manner, a manner in which I believe would be seen by any other reasonable person as being an unnecessary, and aggressive abuse of power and resources over a person who is greatly disadvantaged, I therefore feel compelled to respond in a way which I believe will afford me some legal protection while simultaneously working co-operatively with the OACAS, through their legal counsel, to reach a mutually satisfactory resolution to this matter.
Mutually Satisfactory Resolution
I am now undertaking to attempt in good faith to resolve this matter to our mutual satisfaction by first asking you to provide me with the relevant Statutes, Regulations and provisions thereof that you are relying on in your threat of legal action against me so that we can discuss them and my obligations under them so that I may base my decision on how to proceed in this matter on our discussions and on the law.
I am looking forward to your immediate response so that we can hopefully resolve this matter to our mutual satisfaction.
John Dunn
November 13, 2009
1st Response to OACAS legal threat letter
From: John Dunn (email@example.com)
Sent: November 13, 2008 8:01:12 PM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Jeanette Lewis,It appears that you have authorized a law firm to make a legal threat against me regarding the name of a support group I created on the internet and I just wanted to keep you informed of the response I gave to your Counsell, Barry B. Swadron by forwarding a copy of my response to you.If you do not wish to be kept informed of our communications please just let me know
John Dunn
Monday December 08, 2008
RE: Swadron File Number: 89-1161
I am awaiting a response from Barry Swadron in connection with my November 13th letter which was emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com
If I do not hear from Barry, or anyone else in connection with his client the OACAS, by the end of today, I will understand from the lack of response that the issue is moot and that I have permission to carry on using the name "Ontario Association of Children's Aid Society Members" for our non-profit support / advocacy group.
John Dunn
From: Barry Swadron (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Sent: December 8, 2008 2:21:04 PM
To: email@example.com
John Dunn,
Your e-mail dated December 8, 2008, although incorrectly addressed, has been brought to my attention. In the future, kindly note that my e-mail address is email@example.com.
Not only do your not have permission to use the name "Ontario Association of Children's Aid Society Members", you are prohibited from using that name.
Govern yourself accordingly.
Barry B. Swadron, Q.C.
Swadron Associates
Barristers & Solicitors
115 Berkeley Street
Toronto, Ontario
Tel: (416) 362-1234
Fax: (416) 362-1232
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.swadron.com
From: John Dunn (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Sent: December 8, 2008 5:42:34 PM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Can you let me know when you first became aware of my correspondence and when you think you will be formulating a written response to it so we can proceed to discuss the matter and come to a resolution.
John Dunn
Executive Director
The Foster Care Council of Canada
After receiving this email, on the 14th of November someone from the OACAS attempted to visit our site while using a "Proxy Server" which is used to attempt to hide who you are when you visit a website so that the person you visit can not track you.
Our logs showed the "Proxy Server" used was called "hidemyass.com". (Click on the image below to get a larger version" for closer examination.
In order to check that source of the visit was actually from the OACAS, an IP Resolution service located at Arin.net confirmed that the IP number of the computer operator who visited us using the "Proxy Server" was definitely from the OACAS as shown below.
Cogeco Data Services Inc. CDSI (NET-66-241-128-0-1)
18.104.22.168 - 184.108.40.206
Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies THTI-OACAS (NET-66-241-132-224-1)
188.8.131.52 - 126.96.36.199
# ARIN WHOIS database, last updated 2008-11-13 19:10
# Enter ? for additional hints on searching ARIN's WHOIS database.
From: John Dunn [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 5:46 PM
To: Barry Swadron; email@example.com; Jeanette Lewisoacas
Subject: RE: Website Names
Barry Swadron, Jeanette Lewis, et al,
I have informed the Foster Care Council of Canada to change the link on their web site so that it now clarifies that the Support Group (OACASM) is not the OACAS and instead gives a link to the OACAS website in addition to the support group site to avoid any confusion. You can see the links at http://www.afterfostercare.ca
I have taken this action voluntarily to attempt to resolve this issue since it appears you are not willing to discuss it any further from the latest correspondence I have received from you (enclosed)
It is my sincere hope that this resolves the issue with the OACAS, the client you represent. If I do not hear from anyone regarding this, and if I do not hear any attempt to discuss it with me I will understand that we have resolved this issue with my latest effort to alleviate any confusion in the names.
John Dunn
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Subject: RE: Website Names
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2008 10:40:50 -0500
From: firstname.lastname@example.com: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dear Mr. Dunn,
Your e-mail of December 29, 2008 has been received.
I will obtain instructions from my client and will, after I have them, write to you again.
Barry B. Swadron, Q.C.
Swadron Associates
Barristers & Solicitors
115 Berkeley Street
Toronto, Ontario
Tel: (416) 362-1234
Fax: (416) 362-1232
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.swadron.com
From: firstname.lastname@example.com
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: RE: Website Names
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2008 12:32:25 -0500
Thank-you I look forward to your response.
John Dunn
Executive Director
The Foster Care Council of Canada
From: John Dunn [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 8:01 AM
To: Barry Swadron
Cc: Jeanette Lewisoacas
Subject: RE: Website Names
I wanted to know if you have obtained instructions from your client (OACAS) in relation to the updated disclaimer on the http://www.afterfostercare.ca web site which clarifies the alleged possible confusion between the name of the on-line support group for people who wish to learn more about Children's Aid Society memberships and that of the multi-million dollar funded Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies.
John Dunn
Executive Director
The Foster Care Council of Canada
Subject: Website Names
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2009 10:01:55 -0500
From: email@example.com
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
CC: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dear Mr. Dunn,
Unfortunately, I have been extremely busy and unable to obtain instructions. Hopefully I will get them soon. I should tell you I will be out of the country and not be available until late this month.
Barry B. Swadron, Q.C.
Swadron Associates
Barristers & Solicitors
115 Berkeley Street
Toronto, Ontario
Tel: (416) 362-1234
Fax: (416) 362-1232
Website: www.swadron.com
RE: Website Names
From: John Dunn (email@example.com)
Sent: January 16, 2009 10:41:28 AM
To: Barry Swadron (email@example.com)
Cc: Jeanette Lewisoacas (email@example.com)
Barry et al,
Thank-you for this update, until you return I will continue to leave the information as posted.
Have a safe journey and hopefully it is somewhere warm! SincerelyJohn Dunn Executive DirectorThe Foster Care Council of Canada http://www.afterfostercare.ca
Website names
From: Barry Swadron (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Sent: January 16, 2009 4:39:29 PM
To: 'John Dunn' (email@example.com)
Dear Mr. Dunn,
I now have instructions from my client.
While it is recognized that you have taken a step in an attempt to clarify the situation, unfortunately the concern and confusion remain.
The Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies is an organization that has existed for many years. It is composed of "member" agencies. The use of the term Ontario Association of Children's Aid Society Members will, in the eyes of the public, be equated or at least confused with my client, the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies.
It seems to me that you could easily rename the organization that you represent to avoid any mixup. While it would be presumptuous of me to suggest a substitute name, now that you are aware of my client's concern, I urge you to take the appropriate action.
Barry B. Swadron, Q.C.
Swadron Associates
Barristers & Solicitors
115 Berkeley Street
Toronto, OntarioM5A 2W8
Tel: (416) 362-1234
Fax: (416) 362-1232
Website: www.swadron.com
Friday, November 07, 2008
Delegates from Beijing meet Council
The Letter to Council is posted below accompanied by a list of the Delegates from Beijing.
Hello John:
It was very nice talking to you on the phone just now. I am very glad that I am able to get in touch with you and learn about your work for child-welfare service in Canada. It's even more encouraging that you are also concerned about international adoption and particularly these
children (to be) adopted from China. I wish I personally am able to be of help in the future.
As far as the Beijing guests are concerned, here I'd like to give you their names and some relevant information about the group.
The group consists of 20 members from Office of Letters and Calls of Beijing Municipal People's Government (OLCB). The OLCB is a special office that was established to take complaints from the grassroots people and organizations in Beijing City and help to resolve the issues and disputes.
It'll be really wonderful if you can give them an overview of your work at FCCC, the efforts that the grassroots people/organization have made, the challenges that they have faced and the hope and expectation that they are in pursuing from the government.
As far as the new issues about the adoption in China go, I would suggest that you also bring up the issues at the meeting for discussion. It's an interesting topic that the group would love to exchange the views with you.
Since there are 20 people, I am thinking to invite you to meet with them at a hotel conference room if your office can hardly hold all of them.
We are trying to acquire a conference room now and will let you know the updates later today. I wish that we can make the meeting happen on Nov.10 at 9:00AM either at your place or in a hotel. Please do not hesitate to contact me either via this email or at ###-###-#### or my mobile ###-###-#### if you have any concerns. I deeply appreciate your time and really enjoy our conversation just now.
With all my best regards,
The list of Delegates is as follows:
Liu,Zhihong Mr. Deputy Director Office of Letters and Calls of Beijing Municipal People's Government
Sun,Shaowu Mr. Division Director Office of Letters and Calls of Beijing Municipal People's Government
Guan,Liben Mr. Division Director Office of Letters and Calls of Beijing Municipal People's Government
Lv,Ruili Ms. Director Office of Letters and Calls of Dongcheng District, Beijing Municipal People's Government
Zhao,Hongwei Mr. Director Office of Letters and Calls of Chaoyang District,Beijing Municipal People's Government
Di,Dongxu Mr. Deputy Division Director Office of Letters and Calls of Beijing Municipal People's Government
Shang,Shuhuai Mr. Office of Letters and Calls of Beijing Municipal People's Government
Sun,Tong Ms. Deputy Director Office of Letters and Calls of Chongwen District,Beijing Municipal People's Government
Chen,Hongyu Ms. Deputy Director Office of Letters and Calls of Shunyi District, Beijing Municipal People's Government
Sun,Zhongguo Mr. Deputy Director Office of Letters and Calls of Changping District, Beijing Municipal People's Government
Mao,Yanlin Mr. Deputy Director Office of Letters and Calls of Fangshan District, Beijing Municipal People's Government
Wang,Chunye Ms. Deputy Director Office of Letters and Calls of Huairou District, Beijing Municipal People's Government
Mao,Lifu Mr. Deputy Director of General Office Beijing Municipal Commission of Urban Planning
Zhou,Jie Ms. Deputy Division Director Beijing Municipal Bureau of Personnel
Wang,Haitao Mr. Deputy Director of General Office Beijing Municipal Administration of Re-Education Through Labor
Zong,Wenli Mr. Deputy Director Tanzhesi People's Government of Mentougou District of Beijing Municipality
Pan,Jianhui Mr. Principal Staff Member Office of Letters and Calls of Xuanwu District, Beijing Municipal People's Government
Liu,Weifang Ms. Principal Staff Member Beijing Municipal Commission of Construction
Jiang,Xi Ms. Director Fangshan District Industry Corporation of Beijing
Guo,Li Ms. Staff Member Office of Letters and Calls of Beijing Municipal People's Government
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Toronto CAS Website - Comments
Hopefully these comments will not be removed. If they are, the media will definitely be contacted in response to such removals.
Below are some screen shots of the posts which I made on the CAS Toronto's website.
My Comment (Part II)
My Comment to Dr. Wilkes Award
Test link here
Ottawa CAS - Transparency in Governance Position Paper
Although the Board did not mention why they drafted the Position Paper it appears to have been done as a result of the Foster Care Council of Canada's advocacy efforts and the Private Member's Motion #41 which the Council advocated for through Andrea Horwath's (MPP) office at the Ontario Legislature to open and advertise CAS meetings/minutes and By-Laws had something if not everything to do with this sudden change in the Society.
The Ottawa CAS Board did not distribute publicly the draft position statement mentioned above, however they talked about it briefly and it appears that information about the Society's By-Laws, Meetings, Meeting Minutes and such are going to be more open to the public in some way and a publicly available leaflet will be made available regarding such matters. The Executive Director mentioned the need to "sanitize" the information before public consumption.
This is just the first step in the right direction toward improved quality of service and accountability in child-welfare which demonstrates that persistence, and patience alway pay off.
On November 05, 2008, John Dunn sent the following letter to the Executive Director of the Ottawa CAS in relation to this matter. I would like to ask if you could please answer the following questions for me.
Correspondence below:
Barbara MacKinnon
Executive Director
The Children's Aid Society of Ottawa
1602 Telesat Court
Ottawa, Ontario
Date: Nov 05, 2008
RE: Position Paper on Transparency in CAS Governance
Barbara MacKinnon,
During the October 2008 meeting of the Society's Board of Directors discussion was held regarding a Draft being made of a Position Paper on Transparency in CAS Governance which from what I was able to understand pertains to the public having access to Society Board and or Committee minutes, Agenda's, By-Laws and other items of importance to the Society's local constituents.
1. What can you say generally about the status of the Draft Position Paper on CAS Governance and what is it's official title?
2. When do you expect the Draft to be complete and reviewed by the Board for approval?
3. If it is approved by the Board will it be available for review by the public and if not, why not?
John Dunn
Executive Director
The Foster Care Council of Canada
Barbara MacKinnon's response:
Re: [QUARANTINE] Position Paper on Transparency in CAS Governance
From: email@example.com
Sent: November 10, 2008 4:51:08 PM
To: John Dunn (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Cc: email@example.com
Hello John,
Thank you for your interest in our work. We are in the process of developing a communication leaflet that reflects the intent of the paper.
It should be ready in the near future and I would be happy to provide the leaflet to you.
Rick is happy to have you present in December to the Board but was not sure we will have quorum as December is generally a very busy month for members.
You may be more interested in the New Year--January or February.
Let me know.
Barbara MacKinnon
Executive Director
Children's Aid Society of Ottawa
1602 Telesat Court,
Ottawa K1B 1B1
747-7800 ext 2600
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The Prince's Teaching Institute fits perfectly with that ethos as a charity that's really dealing with challenging issues in the state education sector and getting results. The hard reality is that in 2016 professional development for teachers is not mandatory. Every day children across the UK are being taught by teachers who are not knowledgeable in their subject or who have lost their passion for teaching.
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Villagers in Bakata in Burkina Faso collects rain water in the Sida-funded dam, which can be used to grow vegetables during the dry season.
In order to ensure food production in the arid Burkina Faso you need to be able to store water between the rain periods. The small-scale water reservoirs are therefore important for people in rural areas, which is why many drain-off reservoirs have been repaired and two new ones were built under the Sida-funded water reservoirs project.
"As the rain periods are affected by climate change, it is becoming increasingly important to ensure the availability of food. Therefore, we need more dams as water reservoirs to irrigate the crops," says Albert Compaore, Programme Officer of the Sida-funded support for the construction and restoration of water reservoirs in Burkina Faso.
Today there are approximately 1005 artificial water reservoirs throughout the country. The rainwater that is collected there is extremely important, and is used to provide water for the livestock or the crops of tomatoes, beans, onions and other types of "cash crops" which can be sold on the market to earn some extra income. The project funding was meant to restore ten broken dams and build two new ones.
When Burkina Faso was hit by heavy rainfall and floods in 2009 and 2010, many of the country's dams were destroyed along with the livelihoods of thousands of people. As the dams and irrigation systems are being rebuilt, it is important that they are better equipped to be able to withstand the flooding that has been occurring due to climate change.
Out of the 12 dams that were to be ready by 2012, two new have been built and seven old repaired, providing around 800 families with water (March 2015). This figure may seem low considering the fact that there are 8000 villages in Burkina Faso with the same demand for dams. But the investment can be regarded as a small part of a larger national adaptation programme of action, (NAPA). The government's objective is that each individual household will be able to build its own small pond which will cover their needs; a pond which is much smaller than the water reservoirs the project is financing.
"These individual small ponds should be able to store water for a few months during the rainy season," says Albert Compaore. "The cultivation of millet, sorghum and maize form the staple diet among the population and they can usually cope with the rain, but they could be irrigated from the small pond if there is a drought during the irregular rain period thus avoiding ruined harvests and famine. I hope that Sida will be able to continue to support this idea thanks to the new foreseen country strategy of Burkina Faso."
To reduce the poor populations' exposure to drought when the climate is changing is an important objective of the project. The poorest provinces have therefore been given priority when choosing where the reservoirs will be built. Just small and medium-sized water reservoirs have proven to be important for reducing poverty and contributing to local development in several ways, such as an increased local business market in which vegetables are sold, or fish production, continues Albert Compaore.
The building of dams always involves a certain negative impact on the environment, although it is far less for small dams compared to large ones. The preparatory studies that have been conducted have taken into consideration the people living nearby, as well as the sensitive natural environments.
"We can provide financial compensation to the people who have to move, but we can never replace their emotional loss for the land they have lived on for many generations. But when comparing the disadvantages of a dam with the advantages, the latter far outweigh the former. The people in Burkina Faso regard the dams as something extremely positive, something which can ensure that they will have food on the table and avoid suffering," says Albert Compaore.
Facts: the water reservoir project
The aim of the project which is part of Burkina Faso's National Adaptation Programme of Action, NAPA, is to enhance the dams' resistance to the threat that climate change brings with it.
The Burkina Faso Water Directorate, in the Agricultural, Hydraulics and Fisheries Ministry will implement the project that will finance two new water reservoirs and restore ten others. So far, two new dams have been constructed and seven old repaired. 180 ha of irrigated area were also restored; 20 new hectares prepared in the vicinity of one of the new dams and the works have just been launched for 50 additional hectares, in the area of the second new dam.
Sweden is contributing with a total of SEK 103 million throughout the extended project period 2010-2015.
Climate-friendly technologies were used for the restoration and new construction of the dams, as well as for the design of irrigation systems.
Local user committees have been (or will be) established at each of the water reservoirs to allocate equal access to water. The stakeholders of the project will seek to integrate women, migrants and young girls in the user committees.


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This in-depth tour blends Bangkok's cultural highlights with plenty of off-the-beaten-track local discovery. After a leisurely breakfast at your hotel, set off in the mid-morning toward Bangkok's bustling and thriving Chinatown District – a flurry of sights, smells and sounds. Your tour starts with a short drive to the gateway of Chinatown, marked by an enormous Chinese gate. Swap your car for two feet and start your walking journey at the glistening Wat Traimit, home to a massive seated golden Buddha.
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In the afternoon, wander through a local market that sells everything from fresh produce to poultry! Just beyond the bustle of the market, stop by a small shop known for selling joss paper, a special kind of paper burned by devout locals for their ancestors. This paper is used to make fake money, miniatures of houses and cars and even paper iPads – all believed to make their way to the heavens in the smoke. Walk a bit further on to arrive in an area best known for its wholesale shops, and with the help of your guide, try out your bargaining skills to pick up a few souvenirs here.
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I Want To Be Free - Poem by Gahlia Njongoh Gwangwa'a
I want to be free
Like a jubilant bee
Picking pollen from desired flowers freely
Without at all being awesomely greedy.
I want to be free, very free
Like a bird owning all branches on the tree
It hovers, admires the trees and the streets
Perches where it undisturbingly, feeds.
I want to be free
Like the fish that swims
Like the parrots that sings
Paying no price but just being free.
I want to be free, my freedom is peace
I want to be free to worship the hills,
Or go with the wheels
To where I'm welcomed without heat.
I want to be free, our freedom is peace
Peaceful like the untouchable sky
Standing with head so high
'Cause its freedom is without a surety.
I want to be free
Like the hedge's flowers
It's blossoms and sheds petals at will
Without struggling for power.
I want to be free
Like the air
It enters freely where
Kings and Queens won't even on bent knees.
When I am free
They are free
You are free
We all can without enemies sleep
In peace.
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Every working millennial would understand that "tired" is always a part of our existence. Behind our care-free life that we project is an ambition and willpower that burns inside of us. These usually fuel us to exert that extra effort in performing well in our jobs. However, our passionate minds and hearts may also lead us to be deprived of our personal time. It's very inevitable especially when our capabilities are milked out like crazy to meet an urgent deadline.
When "beaching" is the perfect remedy.
My bff Joana (https://happyrabbittravels.com/) posted a write up regarding the same musings, and we usually talk about how we maintain the harmony of our personal lives. From the looks of it, she already found the right formula to balance her social and corporate life. In my case, no matter how hard I try, it seems that finding the equilibrium for these two is a huge challenge for me. There are just weeks where I would go without rest day to finish urgent matters in the office. Yes, my desk is clear but my head is cluttered. I missed my friends; lazy afternoon naps; and doing absolutely nothing. Just when you are on the verge of overheating comes my much anticipated 8 working day mandatory leave. The much needed hibernation took me to one of the most beautiful places in my hometown in Albay. I must admit that I am guilty on exploring only a few parts of the province despite jet setting to a number of places.
Sunny afternoon in Misibis Bay.
White sand at its finest.
My friend and I found ourselves in Misibay Bay Luxury Resort in Cagraray Island, Albay. After we arrange our stuff in our designated room, we immediately swapped our clothes to our swimwear and head to its famous white sand beach. The sun, the waves and the wind in our faces are the true therapy to combat the overflowing stress.
The feeling of lying down, facing the sun with the sand on your back stops the time like no other. A quick escape from the busy streets and skyscrapers brings an inner peace that melts all the restless feeling that has been accumulated all together. We never mind the burning sensation in our feet. All we care about is how we can make the most out of our time away from harsh reality.
After this short-lived vacay, it made me understood that there is nothing wrong if you allocate a spare time for yourself. I still have this vacay-aftermath syndrome where I would crave for that pampered feeling, but I know it would be much impossible to have a weekly dose for such due to budget and scheduling concerns. Then again, weekends are there for a reason, and I just realized that I have to maximize this free time to be in the best shape the next working day. I will still render overtime in the future if its necessary, but I'll make it a point to squeeze in some "me" time even if it is in a form of a long sleep, or a short adventure if possible. Being dedicated (or workaholic in some sense) to your profession is a thumbs up, for as long as we can draw a clear line from our lives within and outside our office.


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BERLIN, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Germany's liberal Free Democrats (FDP) set the stage for tough coalition talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the Greens, saying they would not agree to a deal that did not promise a change in the German government's direction.
"It is not up to us to form a 'Jamaica coalition' at any price," deputy party leader Wolfgang Kubicki told journalists on Monday, after Sunday's national election pointed to a three-way tie-up as the most straightforward possibility for a coalition.
FDP party leader Christian Lindner said that changes were needed in Germany's energy policy and its stance on euro zone fiscal policy. (Reporting by Maria Sheahan and Michael Nienaber; Editing by Madeline Chambers)


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So I've made four year-end lists at this point, and figured that I may as well combine 'em all into one massive self-indulgent post in my admittedly self-indulgent blog. 2009 was just too fucking killer to limit myself to a top 10, or even 20. I pulled it off - check out my Top 20 contributions in the next issue of Terrorizer, my Top Ten Black Metal Albums of 2009 on Noisecreep.com soon, my Top Ten Instances of Amplifier Worship over at my boy Brandon's new Stereogum column Haunting the Chapel, my Top Ten Records of 2009 That You've Never Head of for Metal Injection, and a very special list for my brotha BBG at BrooklynVegan. Still, it hurt. It hurt to leave out the Batillus EP, or Scythian album, or Rampant Decay demo, or the new Sunn 0))) record due to space/theme constraints, so without further ado, here's my complete list of favorite records that came out in 2009.
Fight me about them.
Coffinworm – Great Bringer of Night (self-released)
Blut Aus Nord - Memoria Vestusta II: Dialogue With the Stars (Candlelight)
Archgoat - The Light Devouring Darkness (Blasphemous Underground)
Cobalt – Gin (Profound Lore)
Nux Vomica – Asleep in the Ashes (Aborted Society)
Diocletian – Doom Cult (Invictus Productions)
Fen – The Malediction Fields (Aural Music/Code 666)
Teitanblood – Seven Chalices (Norma Evangelium Diaboli/Ajna Offensive/Dauthus)
Shining - VI – Klagopsalmer (Osmose)
Skeletal Spectre – Tomb Coven (Razorback)
Destroyer 666 – Defiance (Season of Mist)
The Atlas Moth – A Glorified Piece of Blue Sky (Candlelight_
Brutal Truth – Evolution Through Revolution (Relapse)
Oak – Oak (A389 Records)
Peste Noire – Ballade cuntre lo Anemi Francor (De Profundis)
Ascended - Temple of Dark Offerings (Enucleation)
Funebrarum – The Sleep of Morbid Dreams (Cyclone Empire)
Amesoeurs – Amesoeurs (Profound Lore)
Gorgoroth - Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt (Regain)
Absu - Absu (Candlelight)
Altar of Plagues - White Tomb (Profound Lore)
Drudkh - Microcosmos (Season of Mist)
Lethe – Mnemosyne (Reptile)
Bestial Holocaust – Temple of Damnation (Crush Until Madness)
Seman Datura – Einsamkeit (ATMF)
Arckanum - Pppppppppp (Moribund)
Funeral Mist - Maranatha (Norma Evangelium Diaboli)
Krallice – Dimensional Bleedthrough (Profound Lore)
Javelina – Beasts Among Sheep (Relapse)
Ahab – The Divinity of Oceans (Napalm)
Ork Bastards – Final Price (Witch Hammer Productions)
Grave Miasma – Exalted Emanation (Sepulchral Voice)
Merrimack – Grey Rigorism (Moribund)
Zoroaster – Voice of Saturn (Terminal Doom)
Cormorant – Metazoa (Saturnine Media)
Dragged Into Sunlight – Terminal Aggressor (self-released)
Grave Miasma – Exalted Emanation (Sepulchral Voice)
Argentinum Astrum – Argentinum Astrum (Failed Recordings)
Pombagira – Black Axis Abraxis (Withered Hand)
Khanate – Clean Hands Go Foul (Hydra Head)
Church of Misery – Houses of the Unholy (Rise Above)
Shrinebuilder – Shrinebuilder
Manegarm – Nattvasen (Regain)
Rampant Decay – Antisocial Death March (Obscenity Cult)
YOB – The Great Cessation (Profound Lore)
Culted – Below the Thunders of the Upper Deep (Relapse)
Tombs – Winter Hours (Relapse)
Process Of Guilt – Erosion (Major Label Industries)
Scythian – To Those Who Stood Against Us…(Nectroterror)
Urgehal – Ikonoklast (Season of Mist)
Ramming Speed – Brainwreck (Candlelight)
Wolves In The Throne Room - Black Cascade (Southern Lord)
Infernal Stronghold – Godless Noise (Forcefield/KVN)
Litany for the Whale – Dolores (TBD Records)
Sunn 0))) – Monoliths & Dimensions (Southern Lord)
Wino – Punctuated Equilibrium (Southern Lord)
Immortal – All Shall Fall (Nuclear Blast)
Batillus – The Batillus (self-released)
Marduk – Wormwood (Regain)
Arkona – Goi, Rode, Goi! (Napalm)
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Posted by Ravishing Grimness at 12.12.09
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Woah, holy shit am I the only one on here that isn't spam?!
Anyway thanks Kim for you're list of 2009. I know its well into 2010 but I always like to look over lists to see what I might have missed.
That Ahab record is heavy as fuck. Picked that up yesterday because a friend told me to "just buy it". I expected something more Alestorm-ey. It makes good eardrum pudding
Thanks again.
- March 23, 2010 at 8:45 AM
Hey - I am certainly delighted to find this. Good job!
- May 26, 2011 at 6:58 AM
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