It is now time for Member Statements, the member from Perry Sound, Muscoca. Mr. Speaker, I rise in the House today to recognize the local efforts to raise awareness on the need for hospital services in Muscoca. This past weekend over 1,000 people braved the cold to attend rallies in support of continued funding for the two hospital sites overseen by the Board of Muscoca-Gonkwin Health Care. On March 21st I was pleased to participate in both hands-up for our hospital's rally in Bracebridge in the morning and the Save Our Services rally in Huntsville in the afternoon. Residents of Muscoca and East Perry Sound are concerned that due to changes in the health care funding model, the current budget shortfall may lead to decreased services at either South Muscoca Memorial Hospital in Bracebridge or Huntsville District Memorial Hospital. The single sighting of emergency services or surgical procedures are two of the biggest fears. Muscoca is unique. Its large seasonal population and year-round tourism, coupled with the challenges of serving a large geographic area and tuning, East Perry Sound and a Gonkwin Park, make continued investment in health care services a must. The mayors and councils of Bracebridge and Huntsville as well as the district and Muscoca Council are all working together in speaking with one voice to maintain sustainable quality health care. On Monday as the legislature resumed, I tabled in this House and presented to the Minister of Health petition containing thousands of signatures to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario and the Board of Muscoca Gonkwin Health Care. They will continue to advocate for continued quality health care services and would encourage concerned residents to be active participants in the ongoing review process. Thank you very much Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Member Samuels. Member Hamel Lee, Stoney Creek. Thank you Mr. Speaker. I recently met with a delegation from the Ontario Book Publisher Organization and would represent 39 independent Canadian-owned Ontario-based publishers. The Ontario book industry makes up a substantial contribution to the province's economy. An estimated 15,000 books are published in Ontario annually. Ontario-based Canadian-owned book publishers generate more than two and a half thousand jobs. In 2012, Ontario publishers paid $256 million in salaries and benefits. The OPBO, which to express its appreciation and gratitude for the support it has received and continues to receive, however more can always be done to assure the viability of Ontario book publishers. To that end, the Ontario book publishers have requested more support for the use of Canadian resources in Ontario schools. Students should learn about the world around them through Canadian content rather than imported material, thus providing a sense of shared cultures and values. The respecting of copyright in our schools and to ensure that all parties' content users, Ontario education publishers and the creators of the content are treated fairly and to stem the loss of revenue leading to cutbacks, layoffs and closures. An expansion of the Ontario book publishing tax credit to include the translation of Canadian authors by Canadian translators from into French, English or Aboriginal languages so as to encourage greater understanding among the language groups. I am proud that Ontarians maintain a vibrant and independent book industry and we must look to sustain Ontario authors and publishers as a foundational plank for our culture. Thank you. Member Stavins. Member from Kingston in the Islands. Mr. Speaker, it gives me great pleasure today to tell this House about a Canadian first for my great riding of Kingston in the Islands. Pulse Point is the name of a new smartphone app that alerts trained bystanders about a nearby cardiac arrest so that they can help out. Here's how it works. In the vast majority of cases when there has been a cardiac arrest, someone will call 911. The telephone operator identifies the location and enters that into the computer as you'd expect. At the same time, however, the computer alerts community members trained to give CPR who have the Pulse Point app on their phone who are within 500 metres of the emergency. The app shows them a map of how to reach the location and also shows any nearby public access automated external defibrillators, AEDs. Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of preventable death. There are 40,000 in Canada each year, that's one every 13 minutes. Using 911, starting CPR and using an AED doubles someone's chances of survival. There are many, many examples of people whose lives have been saved in this way. Quite simply, Mr. Speaker, this app saves lives. Pulse Point was launched in Kingston and the Islands on Monday, though the collaborative efforts of Queen's University, the City of Kingston, Kingston Fire and Rescue, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Kingston General Hospital and Bell Canada. I'm so proud of my community, Kingston and the Islands will be leading the way for the rollout of this app all across the country, saving hundreds of lives each year. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, it's my absolute pleasure to stand today to celebrate the 100th anniversary of 4-H in Ontario. 2015 marks the 100 years of leadership programs for youth across rural Ontario and we also not celebrate the program itself but the successes that this program has achieved over the years. 4-H is a grassroots organization that engages youth in their community, environment and society as a whole. 4-H allows its members to learn about topics, life skills and agriculture through hands-on activities and mentorship. 4-H is close to my heart. I spoke about having my first calf when I was 11 years of age and it offers lasting impacts of which one is here today joining me. The Executive Director for Ontario Farm Food Care, Christa McKay, is downstairs and I met her through 4-H and it has just inspired so many amazing leaders across our province for the agri-food sector. None of this, I must say, would be possible without the dedicated staff and volunteers of 4-H and the many local associations across this province. This weekend I'll be attending the 100th anniversary celebration in Waterloo where 4-H incidentally got its start 100 years ago. And yes, very good, I almost called you by day and your first name, there you go. But yes, 4-H got its start in Waterloo 100 years ago. And I would dare say that anyone who has come through this program always contributes their head, heart, health and hands to anything they do. Thank you very much, Speaker. Thank you for the member speakers and the member from the London Fanshop. Mr. Speaker, I'd like to say a few words today about an exceptional group of politically engaged young people in London. The London Youth Advisory Council is a group of 14 elected youth councillors between the ages of 15 and 25. Serving one-year terms, they gain experience in networking, leadership and municipal politics. Furthermore, as councillors they get to represent other youth across London's 14 wards by working on and speaking on behalf of issues that affect youth in their wards. Similar to a provincial campaign, these applicants go through three main phases, a candidate application process, campaigning and debating and then finally an election. Throughout the process selected candidates are required to partake in training sessions and debates. These sessions help candidates formulate their strategies and platforms as well as give them a real-world experience into canvassing, door knocking and speaking with constituents and rallying a support base behind them. Recently in fact, the candidates have been selected and throughout these next few weeks the candidates will be campaigning, debating and reaching out to constituents until the election which takes place May 3rd and runs through May 8th. I look forward to meeting with this group of bright young folks in June to participate as their honorary councillor at one of their roundtable discussions. It truly will be an honour to speak with the up-and-coming generation of politicians in Ontario. Mr. Speaker, it is so important for brilliant young forward, young mind and enthusiastic people like themselves to be involved in politics and I'm excited to what the future brings for all of them. Thank you. The member from Cambridge. Thank you, Speaker. March is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Today is Purple Day, a global day to raise awareness for epilepsy. As a newly minted pediatric nurse years ago, I realised that watching a child having a seizure is pretty scary. Epilepsy is a disorder where seizures can happen suddenly. I was trained to know how to manage a seizure, but lack of awareness and understanding can make it hard and scary for others to know how to respond. I encourage people to visit the Epilepsy Ontario website to learn how to help someone having a seizure. Raising awareness about epilepsy will help reduce the existing stigma. There's no cure for epilepsy. However, proper treatment can help control seizures, assisting the person to live their life to the fullest. I have two close family members with epilepsy. I know that resources such as Epilepsy Waterloo Wellington Agency go a long way to supporting families with their work. It has a team of caring volunteers and staff who are dedicated to improve the quality of life for those with epilepsy and their support network through support, education, advocacy and public awareness. Thanks to Cambridge neurologists, Doctors Kathy Gile and Dwight Stewart, the staff at Cambridge Memorial Hospital and other caring health professionals who provide care in my Cambridge and North Dumfries riding that give hope to these and those that are living with epilepsy. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Yesterday I asked the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, and the member from Peterborough, to make a commitment to Quartha Down's race track and finalize a long-term transfer payment agreement. The track is a vital asset to not just our riding but the whole of Eastern Ontario. So I was disappointed when the Minister did not address my request for a commitment for a long-term deal for Quartha Down's and instead chose to discuss the steps the Liberal government took to address the issues in the horse racing industry which they created when they cancelled the slots at race track program. So it really is a shame what they have done to this once world-class industry in Ontario. Quartha Down's is the only track in the province without a five-year deal and year after year is forced to just hope and wait and see how many race dates it will receive. Last year they did the 11th hour deal with only 18 racing dates down from their usual 90 to 100 date season. Despite this fact though, Quartha Down's went on to host a very successful season with the tenants and wagering second only to woodbine race track in the province. Despite the success, the request for more dates was denied. They're still waiting to hear from the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs on their pools to ensure that they have enough horses to race. You need to have good pools. For the future of racing, we are down to the wire. Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, it is time to give Quartha Down's hope. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Members, name it. The member from Trinity is behind me. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It's my pleasure to rise today to recognize and celebrate the achievements of the Four York Food Bank. The Four York Food Bank is an important community partner that provides much-needed program and service for the most vulnerable of my writing to Trinity Spadina. Recently, the Four York Food Bank held their third annual Lucky Ball fundraiser that raised approximately $30,000. 100% of that donation received went directly to program and services at the Food Bank to help the community, hungry and vulnerable. The Four York Food Bank originally focused on providing emergency food supplies, but having witnessed a substantial increase when changing needs in the community, they evolved from a food program into a community organization that provides an integrated set of services. Over the last 10 years, the Food Bank has served approximately 100,000 meals through their community kitchen. It added more than $3 million worth of food and assisted more than 10,000 people through their counseling and advocacy services. I am extremely proud of the Four York Food Bank and the work they do for the vulnerable of our community. I stand today to invite all Ontarians to recognize and celebrate the Four York Food Bank's recent achievement and to emphasize the importance of supporting your local food bank and the work they do in your community. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you for the member statements and the member for Mississauga Streetsville. Thank you very much, Speaker. I think it's with the gradual warming of the weather and people coming out of hibernation, what people are really looking for is what's a good place to go for a very nice dinner. And I just want to invite members and all Ontarians to consider historic downtown Streetsville. In historic downtown Streetsville, we've got some of the most wonderful restaurants in northwest Mississauga. And not only that, you're going to get the traditional Streetsville welcome, that western Mississauga welcome that makes Streetsville such a wonderful place to live, to do business, to raise a family, to start something. And we've got some fantastic new restaurants. And in particular, within the span of about three blocks, we've got three grade A Italian restaurants. Come out and try Goodfellows, Gabriel's, Mandelo. Wonderful places to come and make sure that you try saucies. Our Streetsville cuisine also includes some of the finest of South Asian cuisine. So Speaker, when it comes to going out for dinner, not only Streetsville, but Meadowvale as well. And in Lisgar, we've got the Lionheart pub with its traditional Irish and English fair.  Thank you, Speaker. I thank all members for their statements.


Fish and freaks, welcome back to the channel y'all. We're doing a little vlog action today. Here at the tree house, crispy collector right here, gotta do some work on that today. The flow, the creek flow. I was like, what is that noise? We're working on water like way up in the altitudes up there and anyway, we got a bunch of water right now even though we haven't had rain. Over here at the crispy attempted to install some trailer lights but they were the wrong kind, you see. These are square and they're just not matching up. They're not fitting into this section. They'd be lopsided like this. Angling downward, just not gonna work. So I ordered some rectangular ones. I have to ground these. There's a ground wire that you have to, if you wanna have a good connection, you gotta ground that. But also we're gonna go deliver something extremely special to a young man today.  He loves to help people, get people out in the outdoors. He found out about this young man that needed a special chair, a track chair. If you're unfamiliar with what I'm talking about, a track chair is basically a wheelchair that has tank tracks on it, allows you to go anywhere in the outdoors. Do whatever you want. So Guggen Squad found out about it through him. We decided to donate to help him get one of these track chairs and this is the awesome part. So we're gonna go up there today and present it to him and he has no idea. That's gonna be an extra special moment. Plus we get to go up to an awesome ranch today. Maybe see some cool stuff. So let's hop in the truck. Let's go change young man's life. I feel bad right now. I am cheating on Chick-fil-A today. Correct? Thank you so much for your good service. That smells amazing right now. I will tell you this and this is gonna upset some Texas souls right now. But y'all a water burger? That ain't it. It just ain't it. Maybe the old water burger, but the water burgers of the new and I believe me, I've been to a bunch of them. I've been to the originals down on the coast. Little flip-flop, hang on one second. Wop am, back down. It really is no better than a Mickey D's. The service isn't anywhere close to Chick-fil-A and what I just experienced here at In-N-Out, pretty darn good. I know this is hurting some of y'all's feelings but I've just decided to come out and say it. This is how I feel. Googin' HQ. That's what I like about Texas. Yeah. Oh, I'm in a particular good mood today. Here we go now. Stared at Silver Bullet the third, if you haven't seen Rob's video, he also got the same boat just in a delicious Googin' green color. And I will also say my truck is lookin' pretty good right now because yesterday I replaced the tires on this puppy. Right now I'm just waitin' here on Backwater Bryant to come up to the HQ.  This is his boat right here where he gets up on the platform and he looks at the fish. He's one of the Googin' Squad's lead camera guys and he does a great job but he's also like a resident fly-o-fisher, men guide, council. Him and Wes, our lead producer. Backwater comin' on in hot! With another truck, the Toyota should make a diesel because they do all over the world except the United States. It's called the Hilux. That is Tacoma. Oh, Backwater rollin' in hot! From the deep creeks of Alabama. Shoo! Little midday deer, just frolickin' in the fields. Now here at Toby's Ranch he's got a shuffleboard table. None of us had really played shuffleboard table. We got obsessed with it.   And Toby, the owner of the ranch, he told us about this opportunity to give to this young man named Riley who had a really bad car accident. He lost some family members. It was a really bad ordeal. He was paralyzed from the way he's down but he has a passion for the outdoors. Loves to hunt the fish just like all y'all but he doesn't have the opportunity to go out and really experience it the way we do. Walking to your favorite pond, going to your favorite deer stand, things like that. He has a motorized chair but it's not off-road capable. So we decided to help him get one of these chairs. They're really expensive. There's a new station from Oklahoma up here. They found out about it. They're doing a store on it. The coolest thing is he has no idea. Riley has no idea. This is partnered with the Dream Hunt Foundation. So when me and Matt, some of the other guys were here deer hunting, I met Chandler from the Dream Hunt Foundation. It's kind of like Make-A-Wish but it's really for hunting. It's really outdoor geared. Let's go take a gander at this track chair. Y'all, I've already seen it. It's thebomb.com. ["Dream Hunt Foundation"] My boy, Backwater. How easy is that thing to maneuver? Super easy, right? Yeah. It comes equipped with a gun rack right here. You could also put a rod rack on the back. Riley's a big hunter, so they got it set up for hunting camo style. They put like a copper, some sort of, you know, like neutral outdoor color on the chair itself. And then this is the system right here. It's got like 10 speeds. You can turn your lights on. It's super simple. I've already driven it around. He's going to freak out. So he's going to come through these doors right here. He's not going to know that we're going to be in here. And that awesome track chair is going to be sitting there waiting for him. It's going to be the best.  Hello. Hello. And he literally said the first thing he wants to do is fish, but we've got too many outdoor activities we have to do out here. You've got to go hunt. You've got to fish. What do you think about your new chair? Pretty sick? Yeah. Yeah? It can pretty much go anywhere. It can pretty much go anywhere. You haven't even scratched the surface.  Then let's go. Riley's going to go on the Honorable Lifetime this weekend. Hey, I also got some lures for you, just in case we don't get to fish. You've got like a storage pack. OK, here, I'll put them in there for you. Running out of light, but we're going to give it an evening dangle for Riley. And he said, and he's like, I want to go fish. Just sighted in this rifle for his hunt tomorrow. And he said, I want to fish. So we're going to go down here on the bank and see if we can catch some fish on the old zingers. Hopefully we can get him a good sniff, like his first sniff. I'm pretty sure he hasn't ever sniffed one. I don't know. There's some white tail right there for those babies. Can't see them. Can't see them. They're mine. Yeah, so or more deals. Let's go. I want to hear it. No, are you getting me up there? That's awesome. And we are back from the Battle Springs ranch, y'all. It's funny we ended last night. There was an armadillo walking around as Riley was going up the trail with his brother in his brand new track chair. And then there was an armadillo this morning when I woke up. I don't know, something armadillo magic going on. And then I come back here. He leads me to a rub from a buck in my backyard. There has been a buck just rubbing his antlers right here. And more awesome news. I just got word this morning that Riley got his first white tail deer this morning. He got a doe, and they're heading on to another place to try to get him a buck. So he literally got his first largemouth. He got his first white tail deer. He's got his awesome track chair now, and he's going after a buck. Kids just having an awesome weekend and many more outdoor adventures to come, thanks to his chair. And last night, I kind of ran out of hands to film everything. I had backwater with me, but he was documenting the whole experience for them and the Guggen Squad channel as well as a wrap-up to another video that we were doing. So if you guys want to stay tuned for that, follow along. I'll link Guggen Squad channel down below. And subscribe right here. I got a lot of projects going on this week. We're doing fishing. We're building. So if you want to stay tuned, you know what to do. Subscribe right here to the Lake Forkeye channel as well. And I'm going to sign it off for today, y'all. Go ahead and just smash that like button for outdoor greatness. Changing a young man's life. I am so excited for him, y'all. And God bless you. I will see you in the outdoors on the next one later.


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One piece, three ways, all simple, classic and versatile. Here we go. Look number one, this is for when you want something simple but put together. And it's a great illustration and reminder that you don't have to overthink things. Simplicity always looks good.  The jacket has a notch lapel with a really nice pick stitching. Brown tortoise buttons provide a little bit of contrast and patch pockets. Always recommended styling on a jacket separate for a more relaxed and casual feel, which is great especially for a spring jacket.  On my wrist is the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnel. And I anchored this look with a pair of suede tassel loafers, which again keep the outfit casual and relaxed. If you're a fan of wearing a blazer with jeans, spring is a great time for that. And a khaki cotton blazer is by far one of the easiest jackets to pair with jeans. The fabrics work together and both have such a casual feel to them that it's just a natural fit. I wanted to keep this one light, casual and sporty. So I went with my favorite light wash jeans from J Crew in the 484 fit. And then up top, I added a lightweight cashmere crew neck sweater from Falconeri. The fabric elevates the look and feels great. But I also love how the appearance is just so simple, almost like an athletic sweatshirt. The finishing touches, I also kept sporty. Watch is my Omega Speedmaster on a brown suede strap. Sunglasses are the Oliver People's Banks.  You know, if you google khaki blazer outfits for men, a good amount of the first image results are from a post we did on the website way back in 2013.  And it really just sort of speaks to how timeless style can be when you're building your wardrobe with simple and versatile pieces. This is another really easy way to pair a khaki blazer with jeans. This one a little more dressed up than the previous because of the darker denim and the button up shirt. I also went with a pair of brown leather derbies here, Vacheron Traditionel on the wrist again, and the always stylish Oliver People's Banks sunglasses. The classic counterpart to the khaki blazer, of course khaki pants, and then you can put them together for a great spring summer suit.  So click there and choose your own adventure for some more spring style ideas.


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