It is now time for oral questions. I recognize the leader of the official opposition Thanks very much mr. Speaker I want to start by as leader of the official opposition welcoming the POA and Bruce Chapman their president Who I met with several weeks ago just to say thank you to the police officers that keep our province safe and continue to work with you Making sure you're able to stay well and continue to do your jobs with the support of of your province Speaker my first questions to the premier who apparently missed me yesterday Ali Ken Valshee served the conservative party in many roles both in Ottawa and here at Queens Park He was even chief of staff to the minister of finance during his brief stint as interim leader Yesterday the premier struggled to answer some basic questions. So will the premier today at least admit to knowing mr. Valshee To you mr. Speaker the OPG is responsible for their own staffing issues But let me let me tell you what we have done when it comes to the energy file We ended up saving 7500 jobs out in Pickering that the leader of the opposition Wanted to get rid of that 7500 families that wouldn't have been able to pay their pay their mortgage put food on their table But that wasn't a concern to the leader of the opposition We canceled the worst contractor was it was a green energy scam. I call it the green energy act We saved 790 million dollars for the taxpayers of this great province Con cancelling these contracts again a waste of money We ended up getting rid of the hydro board and the CEO We're turning hydro around because the number one issue when I criss-cross this province mr. Speaker was energy costs energy costs to businesses Energy cost the people that couldn't afford to pay their hydro bills choosing between heating and eating Should I reread my statement? Hanzard has it. I don't have it Start the clock supplementary Speaker back to the premier when did the premier learn that mr. Valshy had been offered a job on Ontario power generation Premier Three you mr. Speaker This is I think this is the third day. They just keep repeating and repeating the question Opie Opie G is responsible for their own time stuff But I want to thank the leader of the opposition to give me an opportunity to tell The leader of the opposition what people really care about and I actually get others There's so many accomplishments as government has made matter of fact There's no government in the history of Ontario that have ended up getting more done in four months The 7,500 jobs that the leader of the opposition wanted to ask We put a memorial up for the veterans of the Afghan war Reformed Oh hip supporting people in the greatest need fought for Ontario on the illegal Border crossers canceled wasteful contracts as I said $700 million Independent financial commission to look into who was spending the money the last 15 years Thank you. Thank you In the history of Ontario did the premier discuss mr. Valshy's appointment to Ontario power generation with his chief of staff dean french To you mr. Speaker, I want to thank the leader of the opposition for giving me more time to finish my We fought for Ontario jobs during NAFTA protecting farmers protecting steel workers We ended a nasty strike at York University We announced a better local government reducing the size and cost of government getting rid of the politicians Downtown city of Toronto that couldn't get anything done. We challenged the federal government with a carbon tax We'll be going to court over that order. We returned a buck of beer provided a hundred million dollars to fight for Like guns and games I don't want to count up Thank you and to quote a former speaker when the speaker stands you have to sit down We start the clock next question Leader the off Thank you speaker my next questions for the premier the premier's now had 24 hours to review the newspaper reports and Confer with his chief of staff dean french Can he now confirm or deny that his chief of staff mr. French himself Contacted the chief of Ontario or the chair rather of Ontario power generation concerning the appointment of Ali Ken Valshy to an executive position Here minister of energy Minister of energy. Thank you, mr.  Thank you, mr. Speaker. Well, speaker yesterday the CEO of OPG came to Queen's Park But refused to discuss employment matters with reporters and government MPP's intervened government and government Government MPP's Intervened to ensure that he did not take any questions about this matter at the fiscal transparency committee the fiscal Transparency committee will the premier ask OPG to make the details of mr. Valshy's contract public Minister of energy Thank You mr. Speaker the biggest potential human resources challenge for OPG would have been that if the anti nuclear Democratic Party had powered 6,500 people would have been caught loose Can you imagine a skilled workforce like that out in beautiful pickering country looking for work mr. Speaker? I can't imagine it. I've looked at all of our nuclear facilities I'm getting to visit every single one meeting great workers who are committed to making sure that Ontario has a stable source of Electricity from nuclear power. These are significant assets that we appreciate. We appreciate those people and thank God Restart the clock final supplementary well speaker the premier's job is to set a high ethical standard They're governed in the public interest and be accountable to the people who elected him instead The premier seems to think his job involves doing whatever he wants whenever he wants and answering to know when at all Speaker the conservative insider a conservative insider is going to get paid half a million dollars for a single day's work The premier's office is responsible for this speaker will the premier finally show some leadership and Talentarians what role his office played in this abuse of the people's money Well, thank you mr. Speaker Let's turn human resources into an opportunity and talk about what this government has done over the past four and a half months We've been eliminating the barriers that cost employers and small businesses money to be competitive Creating jobs opposition. There's a there's a human resource opportunity It used to be an issue during the decade of darkness But the people of Ontario asked us to flip the switch on brighten their horizon and create opportunities for jobs So that the only human resource issues that businesses in this province had was the opportunity to go and hire more people Thank You mr. Speaker Thank you so much mr. Speaker my next questions for the Minister of Finance For weeks now the government has refused to disclose bakes basic information about contracts awarded by the Ontario cannabis store These are contracts awarded using public money. Will the minister disclose who has won the lucrative contract? Thank you very much for the question so the Ontario cannabis store has a number of Contracts and agreements with different businesses and entities that provide the recreational cannabis to its customers. I'll break it down succinctly we begin with 32 Federally licensed producers some like canopy growth and up cannabis There's a long list that's been published of the 32 that licensed producers that we purchased from that Goes that product goes to our warehouse Who not only warehouse the products but distribute them and that? Proud that was that OCS warehouse speaker was competitively tendered and Negotiated under the previous government then Canada Post delivers the orders Shopify Speaker security at our warehouse is a top priority and we will not be sharing information on the Operator Well, speaker the minister might think it's idiotic to be concerned about how the government spends public dollars But after this past week people have a right to be concerned about this government's decision-making When was the contract awarded? How much was it awarded for? Once again, we begin with the 32 published federally licensed producers We know that we have a warehouse, which I'll talk about it again in another moment We have Shopify that who won the contract by the previous government to Run our online operation and we have Canada Post who deliver it now when it comes to the warehouse It was competitively tendered and negotiated by the previous government Security of the OCS warehouse is the top priority speaker We will absolutely not be sharing for further information on the day-to-day Operations, this is a secure water The security of those important employees Concerned speaker and we're very disappointed that the NDP want to pursue want to pursue information of such a supreme Confidential nature Good morning speaker my question this morning is for the Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services Congratulations on her new portfolio. Mr. Speaker constituents and police officers in my riding of Mississauga Center Have been voicing their concerns about the treatment of our hard-working and dedicated front-line police officers in Instances where they administer naloxone to overdose victims under a regulation in the police services act Police officers have been required to report to and be investigated by the SIU in an incident in which a civilian dies After naloxone is administered speaker This requirement is placing unfair burdens on our dedicated front-line officers who for who perform their dangerous duties Day in and day out to keep our Ontario communities and families safe to the Minister Could you please update the members of this legislature on how our government for the people is addressing this process? Which unfairly burdens our brave front-line officers It would be an honor and thank you to the member of Mississauga Center because this is an important issue But speaker because the police association of Ontario is here because so many front-line officers are joining us today I would like to publicly thank you on behalf of our government Know that you have a government who understands the challenging work that you do as frontline officers And that you have a government who is listening it was a great honor yesterday But frankly, I really have to give all the thanks to minister to Bolo because he did all the work in preparation for the announcement Specifics of the naloxone change in myself Supplementary I thank the minister for her response It is very reassuring to hear that our government for the people is treating the dedicated and hard-working men and women of Ontario's police services with respect our dedicated front line of officers perform some of the most dangerous work in the province And we must ensure that they have the necessary tools they need to perform their work safely I am proud to stand here today knowing that our government for the people is taking action to ensure That the men and women of our police services are better equipped to continue saving lives and keeping our communities safe Speaker can the minister please explain why this amendment to the police services act needed to be made Currently today our frontline officers our paramedics our firefighters are able to use naloxone They don't have to go through an unnecessary criminal investigation if something goes wrong And yet before this small regulatory change was made our police officers did it wasn't fair It wasn't right. We made that change and I'm proud to stand with Premier Ford Next question the member for Essex Much speaker my question is to the Premier speaker This is a question about ensuring impartiality in our criminal justice system as police investigate the activities of the Ontario PC Party As the Premier well knows there are multiple police investigations involving the part the party that he currently leads Yesterday the government admitted that it would be improper for the government to involve itself in an investigation For this reason will the Premier agree to bring in an independent special prosecutor to ensure the complete impartiality of this investigation For you mr. Speaker as I've answered this a couple times already We can't get involved in police investigations, but I'll tell you I was elected to be a leader of this party to clean up Patrick Brown's mess That's exactly what I did and we're moving this province forward in a positive way Supplementary Speaker unfortunately the level and frequency of the scandals that we're seeing is even making the Liberals blush in this house Speaker it is of public importance that this investigation and eventual prosecutions government side come forward fairly and impartially in the Investigation into possible fraud in the PC nomination to Hamilton West police report that witnesses have been so far Uncooperative and refused to provide statements This is very concerning because the fact is that one of these candidates at the center of this nomination battle is now Safely employed within the government working directly for the Minister of Health Speaker something smells here and the public just won't believe that the party under investigation can be trusted to prosecute itself Speaker will the Premier to bring in an independent special prosecutor to ensure the complete impartiality of this investigation Through you mr. Speaker the member from Essex is suggesting he doesn't trust our police He doesn't trust the Hamilton police. He doesn't trust any of the police I can assure the member from Essex I trust our police. I trust the investigation. I'm going to order. You know something. I have faith because they're accountable They're transparent unlike the NDP. You don't know where they're coming from I have all the faith in the world in our police across this province. They're absolute champion Remind members make their comments through the chair Start the clock next question Member for Topical Lakeshore Thank You mr. Speaker my question is for the Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry I'm pleased to hear that our government for the people will be conducting forestry roundtables across the province to develop a comprehensive forestry strategy currently Ontario's forestry sector contributes 15.3 billion dollars to the economy and supports roughly 150,000 jobs in approximately 260 communities across this province our forestry sector sector is a major economic driver in Ontario However under the previous government the industry lost 51,000 jobs Mr. Speaker the government is committed to bolstering Ontario's Forestry industry and repairing the damage inflicted by the previous liberal government Could the minister inform the house of the crucial importance of in conducting these roundtables and engaging with stakeholders Thank you very much speaker and I'd like to thank the member for the question I agree with the member that Ontario's forest industry is a major economic driver in this province And I'm pleased to announce that I'll be getting on a plane tonight and traveling to Sault Ste. Marie for the very first The forestry industry was neglected by the former liberal government Restrictions regulation and tax burdens hindered the industry Our forestry strategy will help local communities grow and thrive because mr. Speaker Ontario is once again open for business We'll focus on gathering feedback from forestry stakeholders about the challenges and obstacles that are preventing the industry from growing Like we know it can The information gathered at these roundtables will allow our government for the people to identify what we can do to help the industry and Unleash its full potential as a driver for economic growth and prosperity particularly in northern eastern, Ontario Mentory I Would like to thank the minister for that response and I'm so glad to hear that our minister is starting right away with These forestry roundtables right now in my hard-working colleagues riding of Sault Ste. Marie And it's continuing to engage with the industry through a number of roundtables throughout the province and through written submissions and online submissions There are so many hard-working Ontario's whose families depend on the forestry sector And I'm pleased to hear that our government for the people is committed to strengthening the sector as a whole and Opening up to Ontario for business Can the minister expand more on how our government is supporting the forestry sector in Ontario? Minister Thank you speaker and again, thank you to the member for the question Our government for the people has been clear crystal clear that we are committed to opening up Ontario for business and the forestry strategy We are developing will assist in doing just that Our government will always value and stand up for our forestry industry Speaker I was disappointed to hear the leader of the NDP Disregard forestry and deem the ministry of natural resources and forestry a lower portfolio Thousands of Ontarians Does the leader of the of the NDP consider them lower as well Sorry minister of natural resources has a loud voice The government side is so loud. I can hardly hear I'd ask the minister to conclude his comments Speaker this government is committed to reducing red tape Improving efficiencies and identifying opportunities for innovation while ensuring sustainable forest management Fortunately, we have a government for the people that will always stand by forestry And I can assure the member and this house that that will always be of the case regardless of what the leader of the NDP says Thank you, mr. Speaker. My question is for the minister of education Speaker so far this government's record on education has been nothing but cuts chaos and Contradictions they have cut 100 million in funding meant to tackle the school repair backlog Wearing hats and mitts inside the classroom They cut the parents reaching out grants grants that funded important programs aimed at engaging parents In their children's education and they scrapped the modern sex ed curriculum leaving young people without the tools they need to face Issues like hyperbole and consent and to protect themselves from abuse Speaker this government has already taken so much out of education Can the minister tell us what other cuts parents students and educators should be bracing themselves for? Thank you very much speaker and speaker I stand before you today and tell you with my heart on my hand What I am going to cut out is the nonsense Minister of Education because of the applause from the government side I would ask the government members to consider that and think about it supplementary Thank You mr. Speaker. I suspect that I hit a nerve back back to the minister By this minister's lack of response response mr. Speaker in fact last week the government showed just how unwilling they are To talk about looming cuts when a journalist asked what cuts this government has in store for our kids education the minister staff replied Let's ignore so much for transparency mr. Speaker so much for accountability I ask again mr. Speaker can the minister tell us what further education cuts are coming Or is her government going to continue to ignore the real concerns of parents students and educators across Ontario We need to cut out of this house once and for all it's the perpetuating of fear via Be responsible in here order I'm hearing speaker and Appreciating that we are taking her because there was a lot of member for Niagara West will come to order The premier will come to order the house will come to order you can start the clock Next question the member for Guelph. Thank You mr. Speaker My question is for the premier Yesterday the Environment Commissioner revealed that the previous government allowed raw sewage to be dumped into our rivers and lakes 1327 times last year this is disgusting my daughter had one word for it gross This is our drinking water This is the water we take our kids swimming fishing and paddling and we know that climate change will only make this situation worse One low-cost solution is to stop paving over our green space, so I'm asking today premier Will you commit today to protect and expand the green belt to defend the places we love and to protect our water? Premier minister of environment Mr. Speaker through you to the member from Guelph and thank you for the question He is correct in noting that the Eco Commissioner did deliver her annual report and there were some some troubling information about about the previous government's focus on Water and and he has spoken to me this about this individually and personally as well It's it's something that that will be part of the plan that we will having We'll have coming out at the end of the month with regards to the environment It's an important consideration clean water clean air and clean land and what this party committed to in its election And what we're committed to in our environmental plan that will be forthcoming Is to make sure that Ontarians have clean air clean water and clean land I should reference as well that we are still open for consultations on that We've had over 5,000 Ontarians Contribute and they can continue to until Friday at at ontario.climate.ca. Thank you Supplementary Thank You mr. Speaker. I do hope the premier will commit to protecting the green belt though Yesterday also the insurance Bureau of Canada was here raising alarm bells about the cost of climate change $1.2 billion in insurable losses in the last nine months. That's over $350 per household yet the government has no plan to reduce these costs on families I released a climate change strategy this morning. I afforded to the minister's office He is welcome to steal every idea in that plan But my question to the to the premier or the minister is will the government today? Commit to pollution targets that meet our Paris obligations and leave a livable affordable future for our children and grandchildren Minister So mr. Mr. Speaker and to the member from Guelph I do appreciate both directly and today his input that he's provided as I said Over 5,000 Ontarians have provided input directly and we continue to gather that input but mr. Speaker the the member from Guelph also This morning he attacked our government He attacked our government for getting rid of cap and trade Which was a commitment that we made during our election and part of the mandate that elected us He attacked our government for fighting the Trudeau carbon tax again something we committed to Mr. Speaker, we won't apologize for meeting our commitments We won't apologize for an environmental plan that protects families and protects the environment Thank you, mr. Speaker Before I begin I would just like to welcome to the legislature a personal friend and colleague of mine Matt scoff president of the Ottawa Police Association As well as directors bar Mac and Vary Jamie McGarry and Brian Samuel Samuel and I look forward to meeting with them later today My my question mr. Speaker is for the Minister of Health and long-term care We have an ongoing population Aging population in this province and across our country our seniors built this great nation fought in our wars and made Ontario What it is today? However, sadly the previous government treated them as nothing but an afterthought for the past 15 years We have over 30,000 people on wait lists for long-term care beds and in my riding of Carlton alone These wait lists are years long. I know this is an issue the minister has advocated for passionately in the past Can the minister please explain? What is being done to invest in additional long-term care beds across my riding of Carlton in Ontario? Carlton for this important question Our government for the people is delivering on our promise to end hallway health care by taking urgent action To expand access to long-term care Reducing the strain on our health care system in advance of the upcoming flu season and working with frontline health care Professionals and other experts to transform the province's health care system. We're moving forward with building 6,000 new long-term care beds across Ontario Representing the first wave of more than 15,000 new long-term care beds that the government is committed to build over the next five years We told the people of Ontario we'd make our hospitals run better and more efficiently and we'd help get them the care They deserve and mr. Speaker. We are keeping that promise I'd like to thank the minister for her response and through you mr. Speaker I'm excited to hear that this is just the first wave of long-term care beds And that will see many more beds across Ontario in the coming years It is clear that with our government for the people help is on the way We've done a lot in just four months, and I know that the minister is committed to ending 15 years of neglect for 15 years The previous Liberal government failed to take care of the seniors who worked to build Ontario up Could the minister please provide more details about our plan to show respect for Ontarians who expect and deserve quality long-term care Minister our government will be extending funding for spaces already operating in the hospital and community sectors across Ontario to help communities prepare for the surge that accompanies the upcoming flu season hallway healthcare is a multifaceted problem that will require real and innovative solutions our Government will continue to listen to the people who work on the front lines of our healthcare system as we develop a long-term Transformational healthcare strategy to address hallway healthcare and ended Thank You mr. Speaker my question is also for the Minister of Health and long-term care Ontario's families have been stuck waiting longer and longer for the healthcare that they need and this week Financial update it is clear that cuts and privatization will be on the agenda for healthcare system The minister had said so much in recent speeches to the Ontario hospital associations and others Can the minister lay out exactly how? privatization and Spending cuts will make it easier for people to find a family physician or to get the hospital care they need Well, mr. Speaker through you in fact I feel it is really important to address for all members of the legislature and anyone watching these proceedings the actual facts In fact, I made no such statement What we are going to do is expand healthcare across Ontario for the people that need it That's why we've committed to building or creating five thousand new long-term care beds within five years That's why we have committed to three point eight billion dollars over ten years to create a connected and coordinated mental health system across Ontario Minister talk about innovation I feel like I have seen this agenda before it is clear during the minister's speeches During the resolutions I will be debated at the PC convention this weekend when I see things such as a Resolution to encourage public and private sector partnership in the delivery of healthcare system I get nervous speaker Like Tommy Douglas the NDP believes that care should be based on needs not on ability to pay and that the private health care Businesses should not be maximizing their profit on the back of sick people Can the minister tell us which health care services or conservative government plans to privatize next? No such thing is going to happen That there are many things that get discussed at party conventions you have party conventions the other parties have conventions We have conventions Not at all in fact what we are committed to is making sure that people have access to our health care programs Where that is not happening we're going to concentrate on that we are going to work on ending hallway medicine by Creating those long-term care spaces by developing a long-term Connected mental health and addiction strategy by making sure that people get the home care services that they need That's what we are concentrating our efforts on by building up our services in Ontario So that all people all people will have access to Thank you next question number for Hastings Lennox and adding to thank you Thank you, mr. Speaker My question today is for our fine minister of tourism culture and sport and not suggesting we accelerate the actions of this house Of course what I am referring to is the Tim Horton briar The winner of the 2020 curling championship will represent Canada a month later at the world men's curling championship From March the 28th to April the 5th in Glasgow, Scotland Additionally that winning team will return to defend its title as team Canada in the 2021 Tim Horton's briar From the minister today in for this house and our government's involvement with this tremendously important 2020 briar Thank You mr. Speaker and thank you to the member from Hastings Lighters adding 10 for the question. I'm happy to tell the house today that after waiting for more than 50 years Kingston will get it's long-awaited second opportunity to host the world's most famous national curling championship Tim Horton's briar will be played from February 29th to March 8th in downtown Kingston Kingston is the home to one of the oldest curling clubs in Canada and it's fitting that the championships are coming back to the city Great sports like curling Strengthen communities and bring us closer together Additionally the Tim Horton's briar will prove to have a positive economic effect In Kingston and in the surrounding area response. It will create jobs and provide opportunities to meet and socialize I congratulate the city of Kingston for this great achievement Thank the minister for that response, you know Kingston last hosted the briar in 1957 Long time ago when Alberta's Matt. I even remember When Alberta's Matt Baldwin hosted the tankered following the perfect 10 and zero round Robert performance at the Kingston Memorial Center But the briar you know it's not only an opportunity for interiors to come together and support our sports sector But it's also a tremendous opportunity to promote the economic growth that is so important to all of these regions So if the minister today elaborate on the importance of the briar for interiors at all of our local communities Ontario's government for the people is open for business and Committed to supporting the continued success of our sports sectors in many communities across Ontario curling is an essential part of our cultural heritage and our identity as proud Ontarians It's a time for all provinces and territories to come together For what is one of the most prestigious trophies in Canadian sport? The briar will be a positive economic and social benefit for Kingston and for all Ontarians Who will gather to watch the championship from across the region? That's why I'm happy to congratulate Kingston today and look forward to the camaraderie and Competition that will be taking place shortly in Kingston My question is to the Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services Ontario's black youth action plan was a commitment and investment in black children black youth and their families Funding meant enhanced youth outreach by youth workers who received anti-racism training in order to better support youth experiencing trauma or mental health challenges Black youth and their families would also be connected with community-based services and resources as well as provided with culturally appropriate mentorship To date the conservative government has not made combating systemic anti-black racism a priority And has instead relied on pre-written scripts to evade talking about real action Will the minister be continuing the funding for the black youth action plan? Yes or no Thank you to the member of the NDP for the question, you know It's interesting to me that we hive off these individual issues and yet when we say we are reviewing all Programs, we are looking at every single program that our government provides To ensure that it is providing the appropriate outcomes and getting what the people of Ontario need and deserve That's what our responsibility is as government, and that's what we are doing. Yes. It takes time Yes, it is going to be thorough But we are doing a line by line program by program audit to ensure that the outcomes that were promised are Actually being delivered. Thank you Not talking about systemic and institutionalized racism doesn't make it go away The anti-racism directorate which is something that the Ontario NDP has long been Advocating for was the government's commitment to building a more inclusive society and its commitment to identifying addressing and preventing systemic racism in government policy legislation programs and services It's estimated that the racialized population in Ontario will be 48 percent by 20 36 Which means that the work of the anti-racism directorate is critical for supporting the needs of our increasingly diverse population Will the minister be maintaining the anti-racism directorate with adequate adequate resources to do their job? Yes Thank you, you know I think it's important for the members of the NDP to understand that we work as a team here together And I am incredibly proud of my parliamentary assistant the member from Brampton South who is taking These forms of protecting our young people We understand the importance of ensuring that the programs we are providing are getting the outcomes that we want and my Parliamentary assistant our team member the Brampton the member from Brampton South is doing that and I know that with his Thrillness we will get there with the appropriate outcomes that actually are going to make a difference for the people and the children of Ontario Restart the clock next question the member for Oakville Speaker my question is for the president of the Treasury Board My constituents are concerned about how years of liberal mismanagement have left the provinces finances in terrible shame Shame they're also concerned about how the damage wasn't limited only to the public accounts But to public trust That's why it's so important to hear during a speech last week that the president of the Treasury Board talked about restoring Accountability trust to government here here. In fact, I was interested to see that just yesterday The president of the Treasury Board attended a town hall with employees from the ministry to answer many of their questions Can the president of the Treasury Board please inform this house what actions the ministry is taking to reinstall transparency and accountability throughout government Well, thank you, Mr. Speaker I'd like to thank the member from Oakville for that thoughtful question since being sworn in I visited Hundreds of the ministry staff in their offices to discuss What they do and how they are doing it? Mr. Speaker people are hungry for change That's why we've consulted public servants through our big bold ideas challenge and we've received Thousands and thousands of great ideas from our Ontario public service on how we can transform government, mr Speaker my speech last week was called the challenge of our generation Well, it was made clear during the town hall yesterday that the staff of the Treasury Board Secretariat are ready and able to meet that challenge, mr. Speaker I look forward to working with them and all of my colleagues as we transform government and serve the people of Ontario together Yes Thank You mr. Speaker and thank you to the president of the Treasury Board for the answer It's I must say it's refreshing to have such an engaged and knowledgeable president of the Treasury Board here here It's been said that no single person has a monopoly on good ideas That's why the planning for a prosperity survey has received over 26,000 ideas for members from the public eager For change only by consulting a wide range of Ontarians Can we understand what actions we need to take to repair the years of damage caused by the liberal mismanagement years? It's important that we ensure our province is modern and fiscally sustainable for this generation and for the next Can the president of the Treasury Board please inform this house? What ideas were brought forward in the TS TBS? TBS town hall concerning modernizing the public service excellent question Well the president of the Treasury Board Thank You mr. Speaker and again through you thank you to the member for that question yesterday as I looked out at the crowd At the town hall. I was struck by the young diverse and many talented people that we have in Treasury Board Secretariat In fact a TBS employee is here today Colin I don't know where he is in the gallery, but he's responsible for the digital documents in cabinet To support our meetings. That's the kind of modernization that we need to continue to drive Mr. Speaker, it's all of up to all of us to work together as we deliver a modern sustainable Government that serves the people not the other way around here here I'm confident that that together we will meet the challenge We have to for this generation and for future generations Mr. Speaker together we are restoring trust We are renewing accountability and we are re-establishing transparency mr. Speaker Thank you very much and mr. Speaker my question is to the Minister of Economic Development job creation and trade a 113 people applied to appear before the committee that will analyze rollbacks of our employment and labor standards just tomorrow That's a hundred and thirteen people for only twenty spots over a five-hour period over one day and these people applied from Peterborough from Barry from Thunder Bay from Ottawa from Cambridge From Brantford from Chatham, and it's only for the people who can make it to Toronto just tomorrow Does the minister think that that is enough consultation on this regressive piece of legislation? Thanks very much for the question this morning and speaker I'm pleased to to answer it bill 148 was the most harmful piece of legislation That was brought forward for businesses in Ontario in our generation We ran an election we ran an election in the spring on Making changes to bill 148 to ensure that Ontario was open for business again And I can tell you that when bill 148 was introduced by the Liberal government Our members went out then and met with business owners Employers even employees across the province and heard directly from them mr.  Speaker and since the election since the election My two parliamentary assistants Skelly and Parsa have been fanning out and hearing directly from employers as well Mr. Speaker The government is imposing serious far reaching regressive changes to labour laws and employment standards across this province Across the board wages will be cut paid sick days will be slashed work place rights Removed order, but the government doesn't seem to have the decency to hear from the people of this province from hard-working Ontarians for her shutting down the voices of the people of Ontario on a bill that will directly Impact them is undemocratic and it affects the quality of the life of workers in this province Premier let the people in and let them be mr. Speaker. I can tell you that When the Liberals introduced bill 148 in this house, we heard loud and clear from people across Ontario That that piece of legislation which was supported by the third party at the time Potentially headed for third-party status again mr. Speaker wasn't doing anything to grow the economy in Ontario It was killing jobs in Ontario It was sending employers outside of our jurisdiction to the United States Tack on the high cost of electricity and the NDP supported that legislation as well the green energy act and tack on the cap And trade mr. Speaker the NDP supported the Liberals on that piece of legislation as well These guys have done everything they can to drive jobs out of Ontario Order member for York Center come to order start the clock Mr. Speaker to you and through you to the Minister of Agricultural Food and Rural Affairs Mr.. Speaker this year we have seen on precedent levels of Momotoxin mold on corn across the province and in North America Farmers in my riding and indeed across the province are struggling to keep their businesses operating during this harvest season Because the rising levels of mold Resulting in some corn being rejected at the grain elevators Farmers are struggling to get their corn to market Agri-food businesses are struggling to produce feed and livestock farmers are worried about providing their animals with nutrition This is an issue. Mr. Speaker. There's reflecting the agricultural industry across the board. Can the minister please tell us what farmers can do Thank you. Thank you very much speaker And thank you very much to the member from sarnia lampton for that very important question As the member highlighted this year has seen an unprecedented amount of Momotoxin in corn and I'm aware that farmers across the province are frustrated about the impacts on their business I understand how challenging this is for not only Ontario farmers But also the hardworking people across the entire agriculture industry My ministry encourages farmers to harvest as early as possible To avoid having the disease spread further across the field and to keep storage bins clean and separate from the disease corn I encourage all farmers to contact agri-core for more advice on what assistance is currently available for them I continue to meet with those impacted across the industry My ministry will continue to keep farmers informed on any new next steps Thank you, mr. Speaker and to you and through you to the minister Thank you for his response and leadership on this issue I've heard from a number of farmers who have found high levels of momotoxin in their corn And the number of concerns I'm hearing from them is increasing day by day Some farmers are not able to get their corn to market as their crops are being rejected at the elevators some For the level of mold farmers are beginning to contact agri-core agri-core for assistance on what to do with impacted corn And what this means for their production insurance Mr. Speaker, can the minister please tell us what this government is doing to help farmers and provide them with the assistance that they so desperately need Thank you The member that my office is in contact with agri-core and those across the agriculture industry on next steps And the best practice is to provide a timely and effective solution for all these impacts I acknowledge the challenges and the hurdles our farmers and agri-food industries are experiencing frequently rainy weather Amongst many other factors has contributed to the problem that has made harvesting a challenge Tomorrow I will be hosting a roundtable with those across the value chain from grain farmers to ethanol companies feed producers And to livestock farmers to gather input from those impacted in the sector Mr. Speaker I will work tirelessly with our partners like agri-core to find solutions and support on terrors hardworking agricultural workers My ministry is committed to working with the farming industry and providing all those impacted with clear and effective solutions And I thank the member again very much for the question The member for Niagara Falls Mr. Speaker My questions to the minister of municipal affairs and housing One of the most significant heritage assets in the Niagara lake is a rand estate The town of Niagara lake recently moved to designate the rand estate under the heritage act for its local and national cultural heritage significance That designation is now being appealed by the developer who instead wants to develop this historic property This same developer now today is taking a chainsaw to this extremely important site Mr. Speaker The province has the tools Available to help the town of Niagara on the lake and his residents regain control of what's happened on this site Including under the planning act Speaker will the minister take action to ensure that this jewel in Niagara lake is not lost forever Minister of municipal affairs and housing Thanks. Thanks very much speaker and I want to thank the honorable member for Putting his question To me this morning I'm sure he knows that I obviously have to be careful in my Comments given that the matter is before a tribunal But I am very concerned and very interested in to the points that he made Regarding what's happening on the site this morning I would like to through you speaker offer the opportunity to To sit down with the member and gain further insight into what's actually happening in his riding If he would afford me that opportunity I'd I'd give him some time after question period Thank you very much Thank you, mr. Speaker This week the developer virtually cleared cut a quarter of the site He is thumbing his nose at the town of Niagara on the lake and its residents and if you can imagine this Who are now engaged in acts of protests to try to stop this deliberate destruction of this cultural heritage jewel The residents are doing everything they can to raise opposition to this. He's chopping down trees that are 150 years old Speaker will the minister stand with the residents of Niagara on the lake And issue an order under his powers in the planning act to protect this historically significant property Thank you Again speaker through to the honorable member. I don't have any further information to add. I've made my offer I'd be more than happy to to sit down with you But again, you have to be you have to be with all due respect to the heckling from across matters in Before the tribunal are very very Delicate and but I I do I do value the member's information that he's placed Before this house and I look forward to speaking to him after the question Thank you Next question the member from Milton Thank you. Thank you, mr. Speaker Mike Thank you, mr. Speaker my question is the minister of environment conservation and parks Mr. Speaker the residents of my riding of Milton Know that carbon tax will raise the price of everything This tax is hurting our most vulnerable. It hurts our families. It hurts our seniors It hurts our job creators and it hurts the prosperity of our province, mr. Speaker I'm proud to oppose this tax and I'm proud to be part of a government That is cutting taxes and not raising them Through you mr. Speaker. Can the minister outline our efforts to oppose this aggressive tax? Thank you Mr. Speaker through you to the member member from Milton Mr. Speaker, it's never been more important than now for this government Under the leadership of premier ford to stand against the the trudeau liberals As you know, our premier has been leading a growing coalition of provinces There are now six provinces that stand stand opposed to the the federal government climate plan And this could never be more important because just just yesterday And I've had to learn mr. Speaker to parse the statements of my my federal counterpart But just yesterday the federal minister of the environment talked about Under under questions about the fact that the carbon tax according to economists wasn't high enough to be effective It was it was only going to add $648 to the price of a family's year But she said the focus now and I have to translate this the focus now is on to implement a climate framework by that They mean a carbon tax and then then move forward with increased targets in the future. Mr. Speaker. We don't know how much Thank you, mr. Speaker. I want to thank the minister for his answer and back to the minister Mr. Speaker the financial accountability officer of interior reported that the cost of trudeau carbon tax Is well over $600 It is unfair to impose this tax on working families and the people of interior agree, mr. Speaker They do not want to see higher gas prices or groceries Speaker, can the minister update us on what the next steps we're taking to protect our jobs and oppose this tax, mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker through you to the member from melton Mr. Speaker the financial accountability officer did identify $648 as as the member pointed out per family by 2022 and as I just pointed out the federal government isn't done yet The federal government is talking now actively and publicly about how much they plan to increase that tax And that's why we have a number of steps that I can I can talk about We're of course using the courts and as we talked about no stone will go unturned. So we are supporting the government's Saskatchewan's Review of this we will have our own for which our fact and will be filed at the end of the month We will also be taking taking other steps in terms of working with other governments Mr. Speaker the federal minister environment cancelled cancelled the regular face-to-face meeting environment ministers in Ottawa Where this was going to be the first on the agenda. I wonder why that is So we'll follow up with those other ministers and take all the steps we can within our power That concludes the time for question period the members for university rosdale has a point of order Uh, I'd like to introduce urea ravitz hella. He's from book of law collegiate And he will be working with me today as part of take our kid to work day. Thank you for coming The member for toronto st paul's point of order speaker. I'd like to rise on a point of order to welcome my goddaughter jessema Vassil hewitt to our house to your house I'm so proud of you as a student leader and it really warms my heart to see you here today I'd just like to introduce a welcome for still collegiate now that they're in the space and mr. Ferroni for being here today for takers our kids to school to work day. Thank you very much The minister of labor. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I'd like to welcome andrey young and kanisha taylor from my office to the legislature today. Welcome The member for london north center Thank you speaker. I'm standing today to recognize the beginning of transgender awareness week And that november 20th is transgender day of remembrance To honor the trans people who have been victims of hatred violence and murder. Thank you Mr. Training colleges and universities I would like to welcome two groups of students to the today in the gallery the college student alliance including their president britney greg and uh the ontario undergraduate student alliance Danny chang mitchell pratt karen albrecht julia goldner peter hennan beth lindsay and adan hidma Here i'd like to welcome syeber a friend and a resident of tronel to queen's party Member for storm on dundas south clen gary. Thank you speaker I'd like to welcome david clane and jeff lone from the carmel police association great meeting this point For barioness phil. Thank you mr. Speaker as I was mentioning it today's an environment industry day And I wanted to remind everyone the entero environment industry association is having um a reception this evening And I would like to remind all members of all parties to join us in committee room 228 this evening for their reception Member for hastings lenox and adington Thank you, mr. Speaker. I'd like to welcome a constituent of mine from north hastings the velma waters A lovely lady who always thinks outside the box Government house leader Speaker I just noticed uh, we have one of the strongest police officers in ontario standing up there pat komo from the belville city Police has joined us today Once again We welcome all visitors to the legislature today Pursuant to standing order 38a the member for kitchens center has given notice of her dissatisfaction with the answer to her question Given by the minister of community safety and correctional services Concerning the black youth action plan and anti-racism directorate. This matter will be debated today at 6 p.m Pursuant to standing order 38a the member for guelph has given notice of his dissatisfaction with the answer to his question Given by the minister of the environment conservation and parks Concerning protecting the green belt and climate change targets. This matter will also be debated today at 6 p.m I beg to inform the house that pursuant to standing order 98c A change has been made to the order of precedence on the ballot list for private members public business such that mrs. Gretzky assumes Ballad item number 45 and mr. Rackosevic assumes ballot item number 57 There being no deferred votes There being no deferred votes This house stands in recess until 3 p.m


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Hi, my name is Leo Monroe, Covenancy Trader and Trading Coach at trading180.com and in this video I'm going to answer the question as to can you trade forex fundamentals with any strategy, a technical strategy and I've been getting a few questions on this and a few queries, I guess and I thought I'd just address it in a video So Before I really get to the answer. I mean the answer is is yes and no, but there are things that you could that you have to Be very very aware of before trading with certain strategies and applying fundamentals to certain strategies, so first things first is really what is fundamental analysis and it's really fundamental analysis is How to determine value whether something an asset or an exchange rate in terms of forex Is a potential bargain? Or fair value or expensive, right? That's all fundamental analysis is Fundamentally, you're you're understanding what drives Value price and value with two different things. Yes, a lot people getting confused You know in terms of price price doesn't always reflect value and value doesn't or isn't always reflected in price If it was then nothing would ever be cheaper expensive because it would be the price The price would reflect the value, but there are you know, there are the assets that are bargains and error assets that are expensive, right? We know that You know just from Understanding value right but in some reason online in you know in in the social media space for some reason that you know Fundamental, you know analysis doesn't apply to forex, you know a lot of traders would have you believe which is absolutely nonsense It applies to everything else. It applies to stocks. It can apply to bonds. It can apply to crypto currency It can apply to property you can apply to, you know, toothpaste. You can apply to anything. Yeah, but it doesn't apply to Forex, which is you know, very strange, but I'm here to tell you that it does now if we understand a fundamental analysis It's just understanding value and value is not always reflected on price Then we can kind of at least get to grips with How we should kind of trade and apply certain technical strategies or your technical strategies So one of the things that I would always suggest is to be spatially aware. Yeah, spatially aware and what I mean by that is that Technically a lot of traders will you know, just look at levels of Support and resistance, right? So they will come in and they will see a level They will go down to like a five-minute level or five-minute time frame And then they will see a level a couple of levels and go all right thing. Yep I want to be a buyer, you know, right here. Yeah, because I've just seen that this is Support term resistance resistance term support whatever it is that you want to call it and I want to be a buyer right there let's say but let's For example, you zoom out right and let's say on the daily time frame chart Yeah, it's you're actually Buying yeah Around this area here. Let's say you're buying at potential highs. So this Five-minute chart. Yeah The location of that is somewhere up here on a daily chart. So this would be the daily and it should be the five minute Now you could want to get long on a on a on a currency, right? Whatever that currency may be because you maybe you understand, you know, fundamentally the you know, you have a certain bias, right? But does that mean that you should really be buying at the highs on a daily time frame chart? And this is where traders will end up typically going wrong. It's because they you know, they get the direction, right? Yeah, in terms of all right I want to be a buyer of one currency over another because I've watched you know Many of Leon's videos and this is what he says to to you know, how to apply fundamental analysis So I want to be long this currency pair, but I'm gonna zoom down into the five-minute time frame chart and So I'm gonna start to buy at every single, you know Five-minute supply zone or five-minute support level, right? That is not it Right and when I say spatially aware You you need to understand that on a daily time frame chart you're buying at an expensive area This is you know, objectively expensive in terms of when you look back on what prices have done Yeah, this could have been a move of, you know A couple of hundred pips pull back of a couple of hundred pips and a move of a couple of hundred pips And you're trying to get involved and buy at highs. Yeah The cliche and the mantra as true as it might be a cliche is to buy low and sell high. Yeah, you know many Day traders will just you know buy randomly looking at an intraday, you know just intraday levels when ultimately Fundamental analysis and understanding value. You should understand that this is expensive. Yeah, and That you need a pullback Right You will need a pullback in order for you to be to for this to be a bargain, right? So as prices start to pull back Yeah into you know, let's say for example this zone here, right? I don't really trade, you know Supporting resistance in in the way that I'm showing you now But just for example say let's say, you know, your strategy is trading support and resistance. Yeah You want to wait for that pullback on a daily time frame then enter into a You know, maybe a five ten minute hourly chart and then look for intraday trades because you know From being spatially aware and understanding value. Yeah that you're not buying expensive area In fact you're buying on a pullback, which may be some sort of fair value, right? Or at least it's cheaper than it was buying at the high. Yeah so Yes, you can trade with fundamentals you can you know have a fundamental bias which typically doesn't really change too often In the way that you know, we trade trick and fundamentals are Trading 180 It's very rare that you'll go from, you know day to day week to week Saying oh, I want to be a buyer with this and then next week I'm gonna be a seller of that and in the following week you want to be a buyer of that, right? And same thing with months. We don't necessarily go month to month, you know Buying the euro then selling the euro then buying the euro typically we You know when once we have a fundamental bias on a currency pair or not because you know Not all currencies are buyers or sells right, but there are times where when you once you we identify value right and where You know which currency you want to be buying and selling Those currencies and that trade idea can last four months so we can have a bias To maybe for example short the euro dollar, which we had have had over the past 18 months And just literally short the euro and buy the dollar, right? So it's not something that you know Again, this is misconstrued. I think online and maybe just or maybe not even misconstrued It might it might just be a case of how other traders understand how to how they trade fundamental analysis But in the way that we trade fundamental analysis at trading 180 our bias Can typically last for you know a very long time And it's no real real reason to change it It's just a case of just maintaining and reading up on you know If anything has changed as long as nothing has changed then we just keep you know buying on dips now You know that when it comes to you know selecting interday levels and being spatially aware Yeah, that those are the really the two main reasons As to why traders Don't trade fundamental analysis or don't understand and also as well another thing would be for example You know, I get the question why don't you just trade it on the way down? Well, that's not really how You know to trade to trade, you know as far as you know buying going higher, right? Let's you know going long and then going against your fundamental and bias on the way down I mean you could do that But then what's the point in using fundamental analysis, right? You might as well just stick to technical analysis if you want to try to you know buy at heart, you know Pick turning points continual, you know, whereas the to the upside or to the downside, but we know You know from brokers who basically published their results every I think it's every month or two And they say that pretty much something like 70 to 80 percent of traders. Yeah, are Are losing traders, right and don't make any money And that's their statistics. Yeah, so, you know, on their trading platforms, you look at the disclaimer Most traders, you know a typically trading what technical analysis, you know it because if you go on YouTube and you look at the Ratio of fundamental analysis videos that get views like mine in comparison to technical analysis videos You know people want the easy technical analysis, you know simple You know strategy in order to make, you know lots of money Those are the videos that get, you know hundreds of thousands of views fundamental analysis for for, you know People typically is a is a is too much hard work and also as well, you know, you've got a you know It's not really, you know taught in the way that it should be as well, which again is not the traders fault because You know, they don't know any better. But the point being is that If you want to try and go long and short, yeah 70 to 80 percent of traders Lose money. So it's you know, I found it easier to apply fundamental analysis And if prices are coming back against fundamental analysis to look at any pullbacks is just buying opportunities It makes, you know, all the sense in the world to take profit at Expensive areas, you know partial profits full profits and then just wait for pullback down into, you know A zone where you think there's gonna be another bargain, right around here or wherever it is, right? If that doesn't work out then caught doesn't work out then you just look for another level, right? This would really be where I'd be looking at which is a which would be a demand zone And then you look for area there, right as long as the fundamentals haven't changed and resentment is on your side Then that makes all the sense in the world. So With that being said Banks are tactical as well, right? So Just going off of you know Looking at because one of the things that we do at trading 180 is we confirm our fundamental bias with several banks loads of banks matter of fact, I say loads, but maybe about 10 11 12 banks On a regular basis one of them being a city bank and they were you know, they produce a report Quite regularly and so what banks will do is They will use Language in terms of they will go long and short, but they would use the word tactically, right? So what they will have is maybe an overall position to get short on a currency pair Like their main position might be to say I then will will continue to short the euro dollar But what they may do is they may go tactically long Yeah At certain areas tactically means in the short term And it's against their overall buyer said that they can obviously maybe take advantage of potential pullbacks potential profit taking etc But their overall, you know, main position Will be fundamental position will be to the short side, but a lot of times they will They will say they are tactically long on You know on a currency to maybe just take advantage of a potential small pullback now What's going to say on this? I can't remember saying this. Yeah, that was it also as well One of the things is a bit of a tip right that you can use in terms of understanding You know where you are spatially funded not necessarily fundamentally, but you know from a value perspective and it's to do with the What traders would know as the moving average, right moving average is actually moving fair value Yeah, and what I mean by that is that an average or a mean Is you know the the the average between you know a high and a low point, right? And that would be the mean or the average if or cheap Yeah, so a high would be depending on which you're buying is the base currency or the quote currency or cheap Right, so if you're buying for example, you know dollar yen Yeah, dolly and then a high is going to be expensive Yeah, and a pullback and a low is going to be cheap if you think that you would be a buyer of the dollar if you're buying the euro Yeah over the dollar.  Yeah, because you're actually shorting to get to buy the euro. I'm sorry to buy the dollar and A low is actually going to be expensive because you're buying You know the quote currency, which means in order to buy it. Yeah, you need to actually do the opposite Yeah, so with that being said Going back to Moving averages if you take change the language of what a moving average is in terms of value Yeah What the moving average is saying to you is that or let's say for example a 21 period moving average Is actually telling you that over and on the daily chart 21 bars or 21 days That is the fair value of price So if I was to press for example this one month tab down at the bottom left Yeah, it's going to give me price action from this high to this low and what this moving fair value and this is by the way the EMA the exponential moving average and the SMA the simple moving average or what I'd like to you know time Moving fair value, right? So 20 so this is the daily 21 day moving fair value, right both EMA and SMA and why the 21 because there are 21 This is a 21 days trading days in a month. So in fact I actually do refer it to in you know, the trading 180 term terminology is the monthly Moving fair value, right? So this is telling you what price, you know, the fair value of price over the past month Yeah, if you take that high and that low Currently fair value. Yeah, it's between 10046 and 10030 on the euro dollar exchange rate Yeah, we've taken into account The high and the low and what price has done over that month. So anything above fair value should be seen as Cheap or getting cheaper because what comes beyond what goes beyond fair value, right? If this is a bargain and this is expensive 50% between Expensive in the bargain would be considered fair value And anything below fair value starts to become what more of a bargain It's exactly the same thing with moving averages, right or white again term to be moving fair value So any trades that set up below The monthly moving fair value Personally, I don't get interested in I'm not interested in It's only when I see price go above the monthly moving fair value is when I start to get interested in Setups and that makes, you know, perfect sense when you consider You know fundamental analysis. Yeah, and understanding Value now banks will again as I said before they will might tactically go long or short, right? There's various different, you know You know, they say tactically sell, you know on on on strength, right? for the for the for the for the pound and there's some other ones as well Just this is just city bank, but But the point being is that banks can go long right to make some short-term money Overall, their main position will be short and I'm more focused on Understanding their main position rather than where they trying to get long or short tactically Yeah in the in the short term and they've got their reasons for obviously, you know going along and short These are the most clever, you know people some of those clever people on the planet, right? But If you can filter out Yeah, trying to capture every single move and just look at their main positions And where they are then trading becomes a lot easier Obviously have a bit more patience With that because there are periods of time where you have to wait for these pullbacks, right? And that might not you know happen for maybe a week or two But we're not only just trading one pair, you know, I'm not anywhere I'm playing trading multiple pairs So there's usually a trade somewhere At least once or twice a week As we wait for a pullbacks depending on obviously the currency pairs that we're looking to trade and sometimes there isn't any trades Right for that week as prices do pull back and depends on what we're looking at fundamentally But the point is is that? It's really understanding value. It's really understanding where you should be trading With your strategy if you're using any, you know, technical analysis strategy I use three technical analysis strategies in combination. So I use a daily supply and demand something called capture pain relief as well as stop hunts and I apply those strategies with With the fundamentals and that just gives me my bias and then I'm just eliminating any trade That goes against that bias as far as I'm not I'm ignoring any setups that go against my bias So even if I see a fantastic trade, you know CPR trade, but it's a but it's against my bias I'm not going to take it based off of technicals. I'm taking my bias based off of, you know, the fundamentals and That's that so if you do and are interested in You know learning about the fundamental analysis side of things I do have a discord group. It is a subscription based and Enrollment will end on the 11th of September. I might open up again Maybe towards the end of the year. I haven't really decided yet, but you can just if you do want to trade your own strategies That's fine. You can you don't have to go through my technical analysis strategy So you've got the supply and demand trading course here. You've got capture pain relief trading You've got stop hunt manipulation course and then you've got fundamental analysis as well So you've got all the fundamental analysis data spreadsheet, etc access to and then You can really you know get into You know how we trade fundamental analysis and apply that to you know certain things to your to your technical Analysis as well as we have our fundamental analysis You know bank resources bank research and up-to-date fundamentals on each of the Countries as well as gold and silver commodities government bonds, etc. So I Hope that clarifies You know trading fundamental analysis with strategies short answer is you can but just be aware of these These factors and don't try not to buy at highs Or sell at lows be spatially aware Understand where value is By you know, one of the ways you can do that is not only looking at daily daily zones And daily areas daily highs But also by looking at you know the monthly moving fair value and applying that to your to your charts Anyways, I hope that helps if you have any questions You can email me at info at trading 180 comm until the next video take care and wish you all the best


Hey, this is Brett with Summit Auto and today I'm doing a quick walk around on this 2021 brand-new Ford Bronco Sport. This is a Badlands edition. We're just gonna do a quick walk around here and if you want to check out our full in-depth walk around video on this particular vehicle in the upper right hand part of the screen is a link to that video, but if you just want to check out the quick outside styling of the vehicle That's what this video is for. We'll take a quick peek on the interior, I guess and Of course you get that really good-looking front Bronco grill and headlights there The gray painted rims this one comes with the two-tone leather and suede interior the specific color combo on this one is ebony roast leather trim This one does have the Sunroof which I think you get with the Badlands package and There's a quick look at the back seats Remember to check out our full in-depth review of this vehicle in the upper right hand part of your screen and Remember to like subscribe and share on this video in all the videos that you see at our YouTube channel Which is www.youtube.com slash Summit Auto Or you can check us out at that website right there www.summitauto.com Big shout out to Summit 4 to Beaver Dam for letting me use this vehicle for the weekend and take some videos and If you want to subscribe to our channel on the left hand side A link to subscribe to our channel the right hand side a link to that Ford Bronco video in-depth review And if you haven't been to our website on the bottom link to that our website on the bottom Thanks for checking out the video remember to like subscribe and share


Dear students, in this topic we shall discuss the mechanism of taste reception. Dear students, the sensation of taste can be grouped into five primary types. These are the salty, sour, sweet, bitter and umami tastes. All these perceived tastes combine to form a variety of tastes that are composed of all the combination of all these basic or primary types. Dear students, a taste cell expresses only a single type of receptor. Receptors have about more than 30 different types of receptors for the perception of bitter taste. However, there is only one type of receptor for sweet and umami tastes. The reception of sweet, umami and bitter tastes is involved with a G-protein linked receptor, while the receptors for salty and sour taste are ion channel proteins. Now, we shall discuss the mechanisms of reception of these tastes. First, we shall discuss the salty taste reception mechanism. The salty stimuli readily dissociate into their respective ions. For example, sodium chloride is a salt that readily dissociates into its ions, sodium and chloride ions. The sodium ions enter the taste receptor cell through specialized sodium channels, which are called the amyloride-sensitive sodium channels. As a result, depolarization is produced. Now we shall discuss the mechanism of sour taste reception. The sour stimuli have excess hydrogen ions. These ions either act through the opening of sodium channels or by blocking the potassium channels. In both these cases, depolarization of membrane is induced. Now we shall discuss the mechanism of sweet taste reception. When a sweet compound binds to its receptor, a G-protein is activated. This G-protein, in turn, activates adenyl cyclase that forms cyclic AMP. As a result, the concentration of CAMP is increased. This results in the closure of potassium channels in the receptor membrane. The closing of potassium channels depolarizes the receptor. Now we shall discuss the mechanism of bitter taste reception. A bitter substance, for example, quinine, binds to the receptor and activates a G-protein. The G-protein is coupled with phospholipase C. This phospholipase C converts PIP2 into Inositol triphosphate. The inositol triphosphate causes the release of calcium ions from intracellular stores. You know that calcium ions are stored in the mitochondria and endoplamic eti-columns. So, when the concentration of inositol triphosphate increases, calcium ions come out of these in stores and as a result, they cause depolarization of the membrane. Now we shall discuss the mechanism of umami taste reception. Dear students, the receptors for umami taste were discovered recently in the year 2000. This taste is commonly called as savory or delicious. We generally recognize this taste as a Chinese salt which is naturally present in meat and cheese. This umami taste molecule is called monosodium glutamate or the amino acid glutamate. The receptors of this monosodium glutamate are also G-protein-linked receptors which are very closely linked to sweet-taste receptors. This is the reason that for a long time, umami taste was not recognized as a different quality. It was considered to be sweet-taste. But since these receptors were discovered by the monosodium glutamate, umami taste is considered to be the fifth primary taste. As a result, a G-protein activates, which induces a cellular cascade involving cyclic AMP and release of calcium ions, as usual, in the mechanism of G-protein-linked receptors. Or as a result, depolarization is induced. Dear students, in all cases of these taste receptions, when depolarization is produced, as a result, cells generate action potentials. And release of neurotransmitters occurs. The neurotransmitters propagate the signal to the nervous system. Dear students, the all-taste receptors are neurons and they generate action potentials. But they have no exones, so they cannot themselves transmit signals into the nervous system. So, they synapse with the neurons of seventh, ninth, and tenth cranial nerves, that is the facial glosophangial and vagus nerves, which carry this message to the central nervous system. Dear students, these three nerves have a lot of exones inside them. And through these exones, all the messages of different types of axons are carried to the central nervous system. How is this possible? This is a special mechanism, which is called labelled line coding. This is why it is possible. Each receptor subtype, subtypes of receptors for different taste receptions, they are connected to a particular set of axons in the nerve. In such an arrangement, the information about a taste, for example, sweetness, is carried by a specific subset of axons. Similarly, if a subset is specialized for sweets, then another subset will be specialized in the same nerve for bitter. This is called labelled line coding.


It's DDK, and I'm back today with another video. Choose after everybody to do it if you are a squad, smash that subscribe button, give me a thumbs up, and do not skip those ads. And it's September 14th, and it's time for us to get to this bag. In this video, guess what, baby? We did it our first. Do or die is kind of an order to get an order, baby. So you guys want to make sure you stay through to the full video? Again, if you are a squad, smash that subscribe button, give me a thumbs up, and do not skip those ads. We're about to go right here right now, so if we get to this bag, let's go. We are here at Mitty's, baby. About to get bit. This is Zee, hopefully he got a skill to run up this cheddar. Yeah. Yeah. I see that bag back there, baby. Come on with it. Come on with it. My God, just walked up on the word. How you doing, sir? I have a pickup. The last two numbers are 3-5-0. The last three are 3-5-0. Thank you very much, sir. You guys have a good one. Just like that, we are here to draw this Mitty's, baby. About to get bit. It's Zee. I hope y'all with it. Me. Drop it like it's hot. Step back, hit it with a photo. Smite! Knock on the door though. Let's go. Order number two. I hope y'all have to get into this money, too. Diggies to get these pennies 2.6 miles for 6.39. We here right now. We about to go right here. Get busy. Let's go. Diggies to get these pennies, baby. B-E-E.  You know what I'm talking about? Hopefully you got us together, so we can get to this cheddar. You know what I'm talking about? Money. How you doing, boss? I'm gonna have a pick up for Adela. Coffee. Here we go. Thank you very much. So you guys have a good one. You too. Let's go. Here's our business denny's, baby. B-E-E. How you getting this gate? I'm not supposed to... Let's leave it at the door. This is the second one we're gonna do. They got the doggie door. Look at the doggie door. Y'all see the doggie door? Open them when I hear him give me. I'm at the top. Hey doggie doggie. Hit on the photo. Smite! Back on Dora. Let's go. Order number three. Are y'all ready for me to sing? We can count on. We about to get beer. 4.8 miles for 8.25. It's a great time to be alive. Let's go. It's been a while since I've been in this zone, baby. It's been a good little minute. We've been doing Amazon Flex, Flex, Flex. For a minute now, baby. Get the guys together. How you doing, boss? I have a pickup for Nicky. For Nicky? Yeah, I have to give you my ID, too. It does contain alcohol. For Nicky, C-H. How you doing? I ain't seen y'all in a while. I've been doing like some Amazon deliveries. We've been having to go out to Skokie. So like Skokie in downtown Chicago a lot. So that's what we've been doing here. Gotta switch it up sometimes. Yeah, I like it. Yeah. I'm coming. It's just good. Yeah, he offered me. Thank you for coming on. Um, right here? Or... Right here. Okay. Like, what's your name for a guy that you're coming to? There you go. Oh, y'all got the whole car for me already. Yeah, that won't make up, but there's certainly a way. So you know why you can take that one? You know what? Let me change the flowers. That one is off. Okay. Okay. All right. Thank you, sir. They already got us right with the, uh... They already got us right with the basket, baby. Show them to them all. Got the eggs right here. Gonna put those up here. Just so we make sure they're good. They got that leg. They got that absolute... They got a decent amount of stuff, too. Looks like they gave us a tip off the wrap.  This ain't here. What's going on? I'm doing good. I can't complain. I'm still living. Right? I'm waiting for him to bring these flowers back. I think he's gonna go get some different flowers or something. I don't know. The what? Yeah, he did. Oh. That was from yesterday. Oh, this was from yesterday? Yeah. For real? Yeah, this is there. I called there and he was like, um, because he had a military ID. He was like, I don't know if I turned around to get my purse. He was gone. Oh, I'm sorry about that. For real? Yeah. Gotta fault that jam. For real? What are we gonna see? I'm gonna let you know what happened. We're gonna see when I get there. How you doing, Rick? No, she said she had an idea. It's just that I didn't have patience for that. Oh. Yeah. Some people just don't care, man. They just don't. Right. Got busy as you guys heard. Guess what? This order is actually from yesterday. So somebody tried to deliver it and then something happened with their ID. So the lady called and told them that she had her ID, but the person was being impatient and they didn't want to wait for her to get her ID. And they actually left. So that's what happened with that, baby. So now we got to deliver it. Hope they give us some tip off the wrap. Tell us a little flip. You know what I'm saying? So that's another reason why he had to go. He had to go get the, uh, some more flowers. I was wondering like, why he gonna get some more flowers? I thought he had to get like a different bag or something for it. But it was really because those flowers are from yesterday. So it made more sense when you told me that, baby. But this time they got that absolute, they got that absolute absolute with the truth, baby. Um, I'm going to put it right here. Then you got the bread and the eggs. So not good. I got to remember which one is which the bread and the eggs one is going to be on the left. And you're going to put the other one on. I ain't got the catalytic at the whole setup, baby. Let's go. Jump with this order to get in order. I'm going to put this on my right arm. So I know it's the one with the liquor stuff. Damn, we're going to grab this one. Grab this kitty later. One trip wrong. We're about to get it on. Let's go. Oh, I'm going to come back for it. Oh, you want to go this way? Okay. I need, I need your ID, sir. Okay. Oh, he wanted to be, he wanted to buy the door. He going to get his ID right now. I had to go back and get the flowers. So we can like this money shower. Drop it like this hot. Bop, bop, bop. I got to be careful with this stuff. Because I don't want to make them fall. You know we got a ball. I got to be real slow with that. I got that absolute. I got that absolute because I'm a troupe. Absolute vodka. Oh, the bread. The bread almost fell out that jaw, baby. But this absolute right here. Bop, bop. I'm thinking we're going to get his ID. Right here. Bam. Right there. Bam. I'm going to get these flowers. Oh, I'm leaving my bags here. But guess what? We're going to see what happened. What really happened yesterday. Seems like it is taking a long time to get that ID. I'm hanging a lot of time. I'm keeping it deep here with you guys. How many of those flowers? We just got all the way into the stuff. Okay. We're waiting for the stuff right there. Okay. Use that until you get it to one of the man. Scan. Where did you guys come from, sir? North Carolina. Really? I just came from North Carolina for a vacation. My cousin's staying in Greensboro. Yeah, right down the road. Really? Durham, yeah. Yeah, that's crazy. What made you guys move here? Northwestern jobs. Yeah. How you liking it so far? I think he's good with that. Actually, it's just right here. Yeah, this works. Yeah. There you go. Thank you, sir. And that is everything. You guys have a great day. All right, you too. Let's go. Order number four. We back at Denny's for some more. Denny's to get these pennies 3.6 miles for $7. We at Holla. We popping to our collar. I got my game from a scholar. Let's go. Denny's to get these pennies. Hey, pennies, quarters, diamonds, and nickels. You want to come out? How you doing, boss? I have a pickup for it. Just Denny. Thank you very much. You guys have a good one. We are here to throw up this Denny's bag. B-E-E. About to get bit-easy. The driver wasn't that bad. 3.6 miles. I'm about to go wild out in the can. Hand over the photo. Smart. Not for a dodo. Let's go. Order number five. Stop complaining. At least you're alive. McCountless Deli, get in my belly. One item. 8.2 miles for $8. We at Holla. We popping to our collar. Look, this is going to be our first. Door dash catering order to get in order. And we're getting an extra $3 for setup. So we had to do what you see what's going on. Comment below and let me know if things are going to be a hit and tip off the rip. Sounds a little flip. Game over. Let's go. We are here at McCountless Deli getting my belly. Pulling up to go to the telly. So this is going to be our first catering order. It's like they giving us an extra $3 for setup. I don't know this is our first time doing this. So comment below and let me know if you ever did one of these orders to get in order. But we're going to see what happened, baby. We're going to see if we're going to get some extra tip. And we're going to see how it is. I love just doing new things so y'all can learn from us and learn from our mistakes while we're here getting this cake. There's nothing up for debate. And I don't see not one person here. Hello. Oh, we're going to get some suckers before we go. Get us some mini suckers, baby. It's supposed to be. Yeah, I'm going to get the blue one. Get my partner. How you doing, sir? Yes, sir. I have a catering order to pick up for Stacey. Oh, okay. Thank you. Oh, we got some big bags. I can come around here. So I can grab it. Thank you. This one. Yeah, one more. Oh, it's another bag. Oh, thank you very much. You have a great day. Thank you. Let's go. So, baby, we got everything we need to get. She got us right. We're going to put it in these bags. We used to this, baby. We knew we used to this, baby. The bag we doing delivery of that. If you don't like it, I want to lean on the leg. I'm going to sit. I'm going to sit one in here. I ain't got a lot of that. The one big bag, that's going to cut off my circulation. I was trying to grab that jaw on it. I'm going to put that bag right there. Put this in here like that. I don't want the joint to fail. There's one back here, ma'am. Oh, it's just leaning back like that jaw. We're going to put this. Put up that jaw in here. Why does this joint keep falling? All of them falling out. Got these ones. They must have been put it balanced enough so I'm going to do that. It's leaning back, leaning side. Boy, it's in the day. It's in sideways on this, baby. So what I'm going to do is, so I'm going to do that. I'm going to try to zip it up. So I'm going to lean back like that jaw no more. Is that right there? This one's got the boxes in there, baby. This joint. So, Zorda is probably trying to be like, deliver that if you don't like it. But they had catering orders before, but they didn't have no setup thing. They definitely had no setup thing. Deliver that.  They're trying to take your money, baby. We're going to see how this goes our first time. I'm going to leave it like that. It's our first time doing one so we don't know what to expect. Maybe like that. I'm going to move this over there. Okay. Let's go. Change your plans, baby. We're going to put these in the back seat, keep it running like a track me so they can lean back like that Joe. I'm talking about this one already been tweaking on me already. Put that right here. Wham. I'm going to put this on the other side. Y'all know how we ride. I know we're going to slide. Okay. Let's go.  Now that the niggas give money, these bitches, they love me, but I don't want no company.    There we are. Here's all this order to get in order, baby. Guess what? We're going to see how this is, baby. See how it goes down. Do y'all think it's going to be better than delivering at a funeral like that? We're leaving. It's going to be better than that, baby. Comment below and let me know. But let's go. I don't know where I'm supposed to go in this, Joe, neither. I probably should have put the... That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to put this phone right here, put this in the right hand, put this in the left hand, and we'd like to get these bags.  Hello. It's okay. No, it's okay. I have a delivery for Kristen. Okay, yeah. You can just... If you could just leave this in the house right now. Okay. So the bags, they might try to lean over because the way they... It should be okay. They might try to clean it back on like this. Is that okay? Yeah. Okay. How are you doing this morning? I'm living a dream. I can't complain. I'm still alive. So that's it. All right. Thank you. You have a great one. Guess what, baby? We got took off top. We really only got eight dollars for our last order to get an order. But we do got order number six, R.I.P. Nip. Mom court three hours, 3.5 miles for 7.25. We here right now. We about to go ahead and get busy. Let's go! We are here to get busy. All the girls are with me. About to move kind of swiftly. Hello. Let's see if they got us together so we can run up this ladder. Last time I came in here, you only had to look at our thing. I don't see no bags back there. Don't know. I hit them with the bell. How old is he? He was. Really? Hi. I'm having a delivery pickup for Julie, Julie H. Almost said you get another 3.4 minutes. Okay. Thank you. I'm doing great. I can't complain. I'm still living. There you go. Nobody listen to me. Huh? I'm panicking over the bed. Exactly. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Thank you. You're really? Me too. Thank you. We are here to talk about this order to get an order, man. The GPS sent us off. We got lost a little bit.  Jump like five. Turn that doorbell. Step back and don't follow us. Order number seven. Hey, don't let everybody else will block your blessings. Denny's to get these pennies two hours, 1.3 miles for five, 25. We here right now. We're about to pick up the prize. Let's go. We are here at Denny's to get these pennies. Take your time. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. Excuse me. Hello. How you doing? I'm here to pick up this order for a car. I'm not sure if they have anything else in there or anything. No. All right. Thank you. You have a good one. Just like that, we are here to draw off this Denny's, baby. Tell me. How you doing? There you go, sir. You have a good one. Let's go. Order number eight. Stay away from people that always hate. Chick-fil-A, baby. Three hours, 3.6 miles for 675. We still alive. Let's go. Excuse me, sir. I have a question for you. So what is this thing with your car right here? Chicago Messenger Service. What do you do? Dad, I don't work there anymore. That's the largest carrier service in Chicago. I work there forever. Really? Now, what is the message of? Hey, this is ABC. I have a package. You pick up and take it over to GFK to Messenger Service.  We come pick your package up to the Liberty. You never heard of a Messenger Service? No. So it's like a carrier service kind of? Right. That's, it used to be, I've been doing this for like 40 years. Really? It used to be about 40 of them in Chicago. So is this the independent contractor gig or is it like a real? It's all 10.99. Can I call this number this? Yeah. Is that okay? Yeah, let me, I live out here. So I'm going to take a picture, but I do go to Chicago sometimes because I do like Amazon deliveries out there, Skokie. All right. Yeah. So, I mean, going to Chicago is not that bad. So everything is in Chicago. Well, it used to be a 16th international. Mm-hmm. Okay. And we had a distribution center in Hillside. Okay. It's more a trucking company. Right. That's where I used to work in the end. I was a customer service manager at that place. Wow. 30 years ago. Uh-huh. And then my wife, I had to be a stay-at-home dad for 70 years. Yeah. So all I did was take him around kids, but I went back to work for the same company Mm-hmm. about 11 years ago. Yeah. And I was ahead of recruiting couriers. Really? On the truck driver side. Oh.  You know that, right? Yeah. Yeah. The taxes are great. We make you wear a uniform. Anyways, the message of service is getting way smaller because of technology. Yeah.  Go over here. Yeah. But they're still there, but they're not at 60th and Ashland. They're in Hillside. Hillside. Okay. So now is this use your personal vehicle, like a small vehicle? Your own car. It's all your own gas and everything. And what is your name, sir? My name's Tim. Tim? Okay. I'm gonna tell him I'll talk to you, Tim. Okay. I thank you very much. I really appreciate it. They all know me there. Okay. All right. Thank you, Tim. How you doing? You guys have a good one. Just like that, we are here to talk this order to get an order. Hey, dawg, you got it. They got two big dawgs. Instead of leaving everything on the tray, get the clapping. Hey, baby, hey. Drop like it's high. Drop like it's high. Step back on the photo. Smack. Let's go. Order number nine. Watch the people that ain't gonna help you make it easy, baby. And Red Rob is two orders, three items, 4.9 miles for $11. We're holla. We popping our collar. Let's go. We are here at Red Rob. We ain't picking on delivery. Let's do it again. We ain't picking on delivery. That order, baby. That's a little during that. That's one of the right quit. See if they got us together right here. Let's do this. Let's just make them mad. They're meaties, baby. Eat, eat, eat. But they get a bit easy. They like they got some orders. Hello. Hello. How you doing? Yeah. They got our order. They getting together right now. Hopefully they get together quick so we can continue to get rich. You know what I'm talking about? The last three are 5.0.9. The last three, 5.0.7. Yes. That's right. Thank you. It's like that. We are here to drop these meaties, baby. Eat, eat, eat. You said three. That's what we're going to do. Y'all know my flow. Stick like the flow. I ain't going to keep on telling you. Step back in those photos. Smack. No bell. Pack. Let's go. We are here to drop this red robbers. We're going to keep on getting to this money. We ain't stopping. You know, I know we ain't stopping. Don't think it's high. Step back in those photos. Smack. No bell. Pack. Let's go. That's one. It's time to get down. I'm keeping G-revers because I normally would not do no order like this because it's not 2,000 miles. Like Nick Cannon, baby. Best mark. Two orders. 10.7 miles for 1829. We ain't stopping until we shine. Coming below and let me know if you do this order to get an order. Let's go. We are here to get an order. Hopefully they got us together or they got somebody to come up here so we can get right to it. You know what I'm talking about? They got big dogs. They got big dogs on the drink. They got Huskies and everything. Hello. How you doing, ma'am? I'm here to pick up two DoorDash orders. Okay. I'm putting you to work. Yeah. Do we really need to find the first one? Gale and Kathy. They're on there with Kathy. Gale from the pain, but it took me too long. You ain't matching the G1. This is Gale. Pop it up his heart. Pop it up his heart. Pick up her girl. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. You have a great day, ma'am. You too. We went and got some orders. This joint. That joint weighs 42 pounds. Let's say it's right on the bag. So we can get to this bag. Put that right there. I'm going to put this one over here. I remember which one it is. Matter of fact, I'm putting the black case. Put them in a trunk. Let them feel a base. Let's go. Like that. We are here to drop off order number one. It's time to get it done. It's that one that weighs 42 pounds. We ain't playing around. You want to put this right here? Care like that? We're going. It's time to get it on, baby. I know my name wrong. I'm going to drop it. No. I'm doing it. They're dropping stuff. Drop it like this high. Hit them. Ooh, that joint big. Hit them with the photo smack. We gone. Second order to get it ordered. Actually, guys, it wasn't bad at all. It was like a 19-minute drive. That's it for both orders to get it ordered. That was it. That was sweet. I'll do it again. Hit them with the photo smack. Go back. Let's go. Get into it, baby. I'm tweaked, baby. We are not done. We do have to do this last one right here. And it's not the greatest order. It's worse than the other order. But it's going towards home. So we might as well get paid to do it. I spent the half through it. Terry, I can manage a Panera brand. Three items, 7.1 miles for $10. We are here to pop our color. Let's go. We are here at Panera brand. We're about to get this bread. This joint. Pack, too. Oh, here we go right here. Let's dump some balls. Let's go. Terry, I'll keep mad and stop the madness. It's been a while since I've been in it. How you doing, boss? I'm going to have a pickup for Scott. Yeah, Scott. Thank you very much. You have a good one, boss. We are here to draw up this Terry. I keep mad and stop the madness, baby. Rock, go. Am I supposed to go over here? I guess it's this office right there. I don't know. How you doing, Scott? There you go. You're welcome. You have a good one. You, too. Thank you. Yes, sir. We are here to draw up this Panera bread to get this bread.   Guess what that last order got us right. It gave us $10.50 for that. So it definitely was worth it for us to take this order. Let's get into the order. Hello. I have a delivery for Melanie. All right. Thank you. You have a good one. In just like that, it is the end of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed the content. Today we made 105-18. We came and got that green. And I messed up on the thing earlier, baby.  But I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Make sure you like it tomorrow because it's going back down. Why it's going back down? Because we ain't playing around. Why we ain't playing around? Because 2022 is still back season. We're going to keep on giving them a reason. I'll see you guys on the next one. We going, we going, we flowing. You already know it. Okay. And I'm on my way.