Politician accused of ruining Ontario healthcare lands cushy new job Ontario ONpoli
After a trying few years of helping manage the province's pandemic response, former Ontario Minister of Health and Deputy Premier Christine Elliott — wholast June — has found a new position in Toronto, and residents definitely have a lot to say about it.
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health , the largest mental health teaching hospital in Canada, announced some changes to its Board of Trustees this week, which included some new faces, one of whom is none other than Elliott. The facility writes that the former minister "has significant knowledge of, and experience with the health system." But, her experience in government is exactly what the public is saying should disqualify her from the cushy position.
How many mental health crises did this woman directly cause by her choices and actions as a member of the provincial government?
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