I still have a few of those quilts that my grandmother made. She braided cloth rugs too. She also used the cotton sugar & flour bags to make pillow cases, putting a brightly coloured trim on the edge. Every scrap was used, even yarn. I have mittens made of all her left over yarn one year (my ask).

For some, not all, even when they can use it if there are capacity or access issues. It requires better upstream supports in communities to ensure those who need it can get access to it.

Agree. It’s not just massive direct education to non-filers. There are many reasons why some people don’t file/file regularly. When you are struggling to survive day to day annual or quarterly rebates are a far off thought vs food, housing, healthcare; add no 🏦 acct, internet, literacy, access, etc.

Agree. Not unusual in negotiations to have items in the mix that you know you are prepared to step back from in order to get the best deal possible or to advance the negotiations - even ones you talk about in public. He & his team are negotiating for 🇨🇦.

This finally compelled me to complete the OurCare survey about primary care in Canada: www.ourcare.ca/survey