Despite the addition of new beds, departments and staff members, some of Ontario’s largest hospitals were already running at near full capacity in the recent months before the COVID-19 numbers even began to rise.
BY LUCAS HUTTERI The minimum wage was increased from $11.60 to $14 an hour in Ontario on Jan. 1. Many people, including students, rejoiced. An increased wage means more money for everyone, right? Well, it might not be that simple. “It’s minimum wage across the board,” said Carl Scammell, former owner of Smokin’ Tony’s Bar-B-Que in Guelph, in an interview with CTV. “The suppliers that get the food; their price … Continued
