 The investigation was prompted after a 2-year-old child died in an unlicensed daycare in Vaughan.Marin issued an "unprecedented" 113 recommendations, and called on the province to take urgent action.In 2010, "The Globe and Mail" publicized some of the expenses he billed to taxpayers, including his personal grooming products, a $38 toothbrush and a $2,000 for a flat screen TV for his Ottawa home.