Yes definitely agree that it is a plan to destroy self-sufficiency based again on a scam. I read somewhere that there were politicians trying to stop neighbours from sharing garden seeds in the U.S. It is too bad Quebec has fallen for the agenda. Alberta and Saskatchewan seem to be the only two provinces trying to fight back. The decision to leave is not an easy one. Part of me thinks I should stay and fight for our rights and the other part of me is looking into where to live. The problem is that this is a global war and countries like Costa Rica are 100% on board with the program. Some countries may be slower to follow the narrative which would buy a bit more time for quality of life. A sunny country also has food growing on trees and lots of vitamin D. Have you found a country that is less likely to follow the narrative? Would you consider moving to Alberta or Saskatchewan where there are more like-minded people? Have a great weekend too.
Thanks Dan. I will write her as well. I haven't heard about this local bylaw. I tried to find it and I did find that they want to eliminate wood stoves by 2027, but it was on a hunting blog. Unsure if they meant stop selling them by 2027? I do understand that the smoke can be very toxic when the stoves are not used properly. We have had that type of smoke come into our home from our neighbours next door. That would just take some education but we know there plans are abnormal to put it mildly. When I lived in Toronto, we had a neighbour who burned painted scrap wood in a fireplace to heat his house. It was brutal! He was quite the character. ;)
Thanks so much for this information to help me move forward. I wasn't sure if I should write to the Minister of Health of NS and the Premier as they haven't responded to my concerns prior to the hasty vote. Also, it may be better to get this information from the Privacy Commission and then write to them and my MLA if the PC response is helpful.
I spoke with my family physician yesterday and she said personal information has nothing to do with improving services. She says NS needs more laboratories, ultrasound machines, MRI's more than they need doctors. She said that doctors are waiting so long for results because of lack of resources and this causes up to 2 year waits for certain tests and surgeries. She said that confidential records should never go to a third party. She said the doctors are all in agreement with not giving information to a third party, but I don't think they grasp how much power they have if they all refused access. I would think they have some oath or policy regarding doctor patient confidentiality. The Colleges are supposed to protect the public from physician malfeasance, so what do you think about writing to them after the privacy commission response?
I will write the commission in the next few days. Thanks again for the great links!
Hi Dan, Thank you for this information! In Nova Scotia they just passed new legislation for the Minister of Health and whomever they appoint to collect "personal health information" from Nova Scotian's medical records. When questioned, the minister stated that they were not interested in personal information, but only in aggregate data to see where and what medical services were used and this would allow them to better allocate and budget services. I wrote the Minister of Health and the Premier and my first question was couldn't they attain this information from billing? I also asked if they could remove the "personal health information" clause as it would damage the confidential relationship between health care provider and the patient. I haven't heard anything back and they voted a royal assent 2 days after the CBC reported what they were doing. I read about it first in The Canadian Independent. It was rushed quickly through an omnibus bill. When I read Theo's tweet it all began to make sense that this is really about the PIB. I will write the Premier again and ask for his assertion that he and the Premier's office protect the health and information sovereignty of Nova Scotians and I will bring up the PIB's. Also thank you for showing us the FOIA request non-response and getting in touch with Mrs. Kahn. You are doing great work. I will become a subscriber a little later this month. Vivian
Have you heard of JJ Couey......it would be great if you could reach out to him and do an interview...he testified at the National Citizen's Inquiry and he has a podcast....... he is the real deal.....
Yes definitely agree that it is a plan to destroy self-sufficiency based again on a scam. I read somewhere that there were politicians trying to stop neighbours from sharing garden seeds in the U.S. It is too bad Quebec has fallen for the agenda. Alberta and Saskatchewan seem to be the only two provinces trying to fight back. The decision to leave is not an easy one. Part of me thinks I should stay and fight for our rights and the other part of me is looking into where to live. The problem is that this is a global war and countries like Costa Rica are 100% on board with the program. Some countries may be slower to follow the narrative which would buy a bit more time for quality of life. A sunny country also has food growing on trees and lots of vitamin D. Have you found a country that is less likely to follow the narrative? Would you consider moving to Alberta or Saskatchewan where there are more like-minded people? Have a great weekend too.
Thanks Dan. I will write her as well. I haven't heard about this local bylaw. I tried to find it and I did find that they want to eliminate wood stoves by 2027, but it was on a hunting blog. Unsure if they meant stop selling them by 2027? I do understand that the smoke can be very toxic when the stoves are not used properly. We have had that type of smoke come into our home from our neighbours next door. That would just take some education but we know there plans are abnormal to put it mildly. When I lived in Toronto, we had a neighbour who burned painted scrap wood in a fireplace to heat his house. It was brutal! He was quite the character. ;)
Thanks so much for this information to help me move forward. I wasn't sure if I should write to the Minister of Health of NS and the Premier as they haven't responded to my concerns prior to the hasty vote. Also, it may be better to get this information from the Privacy Commission and then write to them and my MLA if the PC response is helpful.
I spoke with my family physician yesterday and she said personal information has nothing to do with improving services. She says NS needs more laboratories, ultrasound machines, MRI's more than they need doctors. She said that doctors are waiting so long for results because of lack of resources and this causes up to 2 year waits for certain tests and surgeries. She said that confidential records should never go to a third party. She said the doctors are all in agreement with not giving information to a third party, but I don't think they grasp how much power they have if they all refused access. I would think they have some oath or policy regarding doctor patient confidentiality. The Colleges are supposed to protect the public from physician malfeasance, so what do you think about writing to them after the privacy commission response?
I will write the commission in the next few days. Thanks again for the great links!
Vivian
Hi Dan, Thank you for this information! In Nova Scotia they just passed new legislation for the Minister of Health and whomever they appoint to collect "personal health information" from Nova Scotian's medical records. When questioned, the minister stated that they were not interested in personal information, but only in aggregate data to see where and what medical services were used and this would allow them to better allocate and budget services. I wrote the Minister of Health and the Premier and my first question was couldn't they attain this information from billing? I also asked if they could remove the "personal health information" clause as it would damage the confidential relationship between health care provider and the patient. I haven't heard anything back and they voted a royal assent 2 days after the CBC reported what they were doing. I read about it first in The Canadian Independent. It was rushed quickly through an omnibus bill. When I read Theo's tweet it all began to make sense that this is really about the PIB. I will write the Premier again and ask for his assertion that he and the Premier's office protect the health and information sovereignty of Nova Scotians and I will bring up the PIB's. Also thank you for showing us the FOIA request non-response and getting in touch with Mrs. Kahn. You are doing great work. I will become a subscriber a little later this month. Vivian
Hi Dan,
Have you heard of JJ Couey......it would be great if you could reach out to him and do an interview...he testified at the National Citizen's Inquiry and he has a podcast....... he is the real deal.....
https://rumble.com/v2kzyiq-jjcouey-dr.-jj-couey-phd-testifies-at-the-nci-national-citizens-inquiry-res.html (his testimony starts at 24 min mark)
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2108979485