This article appears in Dec 6-12, 2007.
How is this healthy?
Alright, so healthcare in this country is (Let’s face it) in shambles. We’re struggling to ensure that we come up with a plan of action so that our future generations will have access to these services.. Fine. Cut a few corners, buy some cheaper goods. B
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try to find something pure and natural to eat in the hospital, you’ll be searchin all day (there are healthy apples and carrots and there are pestide ridden genetically modified apples), canada claims to have the ‘best health care system in the world’ which seesm to be the basis for alot of blind patriotism, it’s big busines
I work at the QEII and in the cafeteria there are big blue recycling bins for your bottles, as well on every floor by the elevators .
I agree, over the weekend i spent a fair amount of time there, and i was absolutly disgusted at how the garbage was handled. No organic bins, no paper bins, no bins for non-drinking container plastics, just one bin for everything, and one for bottles/cans. Maybe they should use the money they get from the bottles for organic and paper waste bins rather than lord knows what they use it for now.
I agree, over the weekend i spent a fair amount of time there, and i was absolutly disgusted at how the garbage was handled. No organic bins, no paper bins, no bins for non-drinking container plastics, just one bin for everything, and one for bottles/cans. Maybe they should use the money they get from the bottles for organic and paper waste bins rather than lord knows what they use it for now.
I agree, over the weekend i spent a fair amount of time there, and i was absolutly disgusted at how the garbage was handled. No organic bins, no paper bins, no bins for non-drinking container plastics, just one bin for everything, and one for bottles/cans. Maybe they should use the money they get from the bottles for organic and paper waste bins rather than lord knows what they use it for now.