My family doctor is giving me a hard time about something. I am concerned it will eventually boil into an argument and they will consequently drop me as a patient out of spite. Can a family doctor do that? Drop someone as a patient due to disagreements or simply because they don't like me?

This is the worst job I've ever had and am soon leaving- I am missing pay because I'm unable to punch in early even when getting called in early (it's not a big deal I won't go to them just for that..) however- my boss is refusing to file my ROE after 5 months of asking and giving me 0 shifts without notice. She puts out the schedule 20 minutes before a shift starts (I know both these things are illegal) Staff steals food and alcohol, drinking behind the bar while working because the owner is never here. I can never get a hold of her. Normally I'd just leave peacefully but the level of disrespect feels like a slap in the face and I will do everything I can to deal with it.

Came across this guy's post (reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/Markham/comments/1jt42i1/feeling_a_little_salty_about_the_liberal_mp/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) today who wanted to run as a MP candidate for the Liberals in Markham-Unionville but is now running as an Independent as he was struggling to crack the nut on their selection process.

I was really intrigued by his ambition and his perspective on youth voter turnout. Since I happened to be in the area today visiting a friend, I figured I’d grab a coffee and have a chat. Honestly, he’s incredibly impressive and genuinely inspiring (seriously tho go hit him up if you're from that riding!). It got me thinking; how can we young people actually drive change within these outdated political structures and ensure we’re truly represented (besides voting)?

Picture this: a world blanketed in pristine snow, where the air is crisp and the stars shine with an almost unbelievable brilliance. Most of us wouldn't consider venturing out into that stillness to camp between November and April, right? But imagine trading the press of summer crowds, the ravenous bugs, for the serene beauty of a winter landscape. That's what winter camping offers. 🏕️

In this talk, we'll explore making the most of the season, from simple techniques using gear you likely already own or can borrow, to the cozy comfort of a "glamping" experience with a hot tent and crackling wood stove. 🔥 Where do you go winter camping in Ontario? We'll explore and show you the best spots.

We'll discover how the quiet solitude can be incredibly restorative, and unlock a whole new world of winter adventures. It's about finding a different kind of peace, and perhaps, a little bit of magic, in the heart of winter. ❄️

Watch my talk on YouTube here:

https://youtu.be/gLkxn4P3esg?si=m3Uo6TTZzkZ3lCMi
EDIT: updated the URL... not sure why it changed in YouTube. Sorry about that!

Is it true that your car insurance increases due to how many people insured with your company get into accidents?

They're a company who need to make money and if everyone is getting into accidents they increase everyone's rates so they can make up the money.

True or false?

Grade 9 here. Asking the question about what O Canada's are used in most schools nowadays.
4 they use at my school are up on YouTube from channel "Andreas Much"
He posted the following ones that work at my school.
University of Western Ver. O Canada
Aeolian Winds Ver. O Canada
Canadian Brass O Canada
and Karaoke Synthesizer Ar O Canada.

I also found out one of my school's anthems made by the Nylons. a list of current links that take me to different O Canada's played at schools around Essex Windsor would help, Thanks!

Hello, I am month 5 into a 1 year lease in Ontario. It is a basement unit of a house with tenants upstairs.

Although I am happy with the unit itself, the police are ALWAYS here, 4/5 of the upstairs tenants are being subletted to and one of them told me the other three were using cocaine.

There is constant arguing and fighting upstairs, and I often have to hear all of it-- including at 2am when I'm trying to sleep. And when I finally managed to catch up on some sleep, I WAKE UP TO MY LANDLORD STANDING IN THE MIDDLE OF MY LIVING ROOM STARING AT ME. No notice given. I CERTAINLY did not give him permission to enter. He is usually quite nice but this is a REGULAR OCCURRENCE no matter HOW MUCH I try to assert myself telling him to give me notice before he enters, and I have post traumatic stress as a result of past events where people have been in my personal spaces without permission.

I feel unsafe and trapped where I am. And, above all -- becoming very frustrated.

Does anyone have any advice or perhaps experienced something similar?

I'm in Barrie if that changes anything.

I know in order to drive large commercial vehicles you need a specialized license, but do those regulations apply to driving a semi tractor? Or only when towing a trailer?

Basically, if I hypothetically wanted to drive a big-rig cab without the trailer as my daily drive, could I do that with a G license?