23 greenhouses violated bylaw in Leamington s fight over light, report finds
Within the first four months of Leamington s greenhouse light bylaw, 23 locations were found to be non-compliant.
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Posted: Apr 28, 2021 1:38 PM ET | Last Updated: April 28
Leamington council accepted a report updating the municipality on violations to its greenhouse light bylaw that came into effect in January. (Chris Ensing/CBC)
Last week, on a phone call with Tom Cox, a former representative in the Kansas state Legislature who now works in government relations, I told him I was soon to get my first dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
“Welcome to the ruling class,” he replied. Cox had also gotten the Pfizer shot, and with it, he has lately developed facetiously, he swears a sense of Pfizer superiority.
It started after he, his closest friends, and his immediate family all happened to get the Pfizer vaccine. “We started calling ourselves ‘double-dosed Pfizer elites,’ ” Cox said. “I will refer to anyone who’s had one dose as a ‘one-doser.’ Like, ‘Oh, you’re a one-doser? OK, well, you’ll reach this enlightened plane soon enough.’ ”
I see you like carrots, the man donning a navy-blue-collared shirt tells the curious kid sitting next to him. Me too! I see you like carrots, the man donning a navy-blue-collared shirt tells the curious kid sitting next to him. Me too! Carrot muffins, carrot cake, carrots all buttered up in dilly, he says, as the mischievous adolescent glances back obliquely, with children s books in the backdrop and a hoard of other vegetables on a table at the foreground. What about you? See this green stuff, the boy responds, holding the root s frond with a chuckle. I don t eat that part.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed caution Friday over the use of âvaccine passports,â suggesting they could unfairly impact some people if used to decide who can go to a concert or dine at a restaurant.
While Trudeau acknowledged that proof of a COVID-19 inoculation would not be out of place for travellers who already face similar requirements for other vaccines when embarking on international jaunts, he said such a scheme for everyday activities in Canada raises âquestions of equity.â
He said some Canadians cannot be vaccinated because of medical conditions, and noted people who are not prioritized for shots will have to wait much longer than others.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expressing caution over the use of vaccine passports, suggesting they could unfairly impact some people if used to decide who can go to a concert or dine at a restaurant.