Tim Hudak calls on Minister Caplan to resign over eHealth scandal (Pt. 1)

[Shawsby7]

The Legislative Page walking down the left isle at the start of the video... Is ME!

[LongBow1600]

Even if McGuilty is shit.. I truly don't think Hudak is much better. C'mon we need to pump out better candidates.

[TheDoberman49]

This needs to be voiced again prior to election... Go Tim go

[hawtringtonz]

The next premier is a smart guy :)

[gerbagerb]

tim hudak is mike harris

[justgetsome]

Amazing; the minister of health is a fat pig.

[Canaboy12]

Caplan's been a dead weight (no wonder this govts been distracting the public with "safety laws" meant for our "own good"...

[Exotic3000]

Let's hope that Hudak can bring down McGuinty.

[gundamWWW]

Hudak Vs McGuinty!

The battle of the skinny nerds!

That David Caplan can take on Horwath.

He should pick on someone his own size.

[alantmac]

Day 3 @ eHealth

09:30 - 10:00 - Write assertive email to my superior pointing out that the model of my Blackberry is nine months old, while a colleague received the latest model yesterday. I would like to post the email from my Blackberry, but I cant figure out how to turn it on... IT wont talk to me for some reason.

10:30 12:00 Investigate which font for the business cards harmonizes correctly with our green initiative. Trebuchet MS and Cambria or on the short list.

12:00 Go home

[alantmac]

Day 2 @ eHealth ...

Phone in sick

[alantmac]

oh man, I'd love to get on this gravy train, this would be my schedule @ eHealth

9:30-09:45 AM - Phone conference to decide the font on the business cards

10:00 - 11:30 Workout at the gym,

11:30 - 12:00 Tanning bed

12:00 - 14:00 Lunch

14:15-14:30 - Phone conference to decide the font on the business cards

14:45 - 15:30 - Check my email

15:30 - Go home

[justgetsome]

@alantmac ...I think that's every gov't job.

[realistmf]

what is also fascinating is the recycling within the health care bureaucracy that goes on and on...with no accountability.

Michael Decter is on the Board of eHealth.

He also admits responsibility in the wrong choice s of reducing nursing training positions (and medical school positions)

see Proceedings of the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology, Issue 52-Evidence (May 1, 2002)

[realistmf]

I thought Pricewaterhouse Coopers (the firm to do the requested audit for eHealth now) is the same firm that a year ago said their internal controls were sufficient.

If so, how can this truly be an independent audit?

Wouldn't the firm that gave eHealth its accounting "blessings" stand by their original assessment of internal controls?

Hmmmmm.