It is now time for oral questions. I recognize the leader of this Good morning speaker this question is for the premier Today the public galleries are full of people who have come here to advocate for core services for autistic kids They have come here to remind the government that there are over right now over 60,000 autistic children on the growing wait list They have come to hold the government to its promise to clear the backlog Speaker my question is to the premier Will this government finally provide the funding needed to get these kids off the wait list and into the services they need? Would you apply for the government the minister of children community and social services? Thank you speaker The facts that we have doubled the funding we have five times more children receiving services than any Time under the previous liberal government and and let's be clear when we came to office We understood that the old program under the the liberal government had had a little prospect for delivering Services to 75% of the children who were waiting and that's why we have doubled the funding It's why we have created a comprehensive program that is created by the autism community for the autism community It's why we've expanded beyond the ABA services. It's why we've added in and we heard people They wanted speech language pathology. They wanted occupational therapy. They want to mental health services, and we've done that We've launched foundational family services entry to school program caregiver mediated early years program core clinical services as well And that's why we build access OAP to support families through every step of their journey with care coordinators And we're already seeing results over 40,000 children are receiving support today almost five times more. Thank you The supplementary question This government's words don't hold any weight With these families that are here with us today because it doesn't match their reality not one bit The wait list has more than doubled since the conservative government came into power children are waiting a minimum of Four years for any kind of services or even assessment Four years that can make all the difference for that child's quality of life And this government is sitting on almost six and a half billion dollars Unspent so back to the premier back to the premier you promise to fix the autism program Will you make good on your promise and clear the wait list? Thank you, Speaker and that's exactly why we expanded the diagnostic hubs and Unfortunately, the government the opposition sitting across from me has not Supported those in in its votes it voted against it Our government is the one that is providing the services creating the program a world-leading program The previous liberal government promised results and only delivered support to 25% of the children and as of January Every child in the program had been invited to enroll with access OAP. It's our government that is creating this world-leading program We have created access OAP. We've been reaching out to families through emails through phone calls Through letters to make sure that people are aware of the registration process for access OAP This is a comprehensive program created by the autism community for the autism community and we're implementing it It's astonishing that this government never admits the problem never even acknowledges it More than 60,000 children are waiting for core services. That is nothing to be proud of and For context like that's 2,500 classrooms of children think of it that way, right? You want to know the real story Here's the real story by last August this government had registered fewer than 900 kids for support at this rate It's going to take 66 years just to clear the existing backlog None of us are going to be here in 66 years But I mean the families here today have come to Queens Park from across the province to tell their stories To be heard to demand change after this government's Shocking failure to support autistic children and they deserve real accountability But only one conservative MPP has agreed to meet with them. Thank you speaker My question is to the Premier and to his government. Will you meet with these families? I need to point out that I no longer to caucus with the government time impartial the response Minister thank you speaker We knew that the the program for autism that we inherited from the previous government supported by the NDP Was not a program that was serving families as it needed to do and that's why we built a new program That's why we listened at town halls across the province to make sure that we understood That's why we created different streams foundational family services caregiving mediated early years program entry to school program urgent response services. We listened People wanted mental health services. They wanted speech therapy. They wanted occupational therapy We listened and we put that into the program. We created access OAP so that it would be Independent intake organization that would help families navigate with care core coordinators This is a needs-based program based on domains of need It allows families to have their own unique needs response This is a program that is world-leading That is never been done before in that we understand a research and it is based on research and clinical evidence And we'll continue to implement this important program. Thank you. The next question I have another important question, but I just want to say it's disgraceful that this government will not meet With the families that are here today You've been you've been in this office It's your mess now It's your mess now speaker under this government's watch The mental health crisis facing Ontario has also only gotten worse We've proposed a solution that would make a real difference in people's lives Reduce the waitlist for children's mental health care invest in improved crisis response Expand therapy access and boost community mental health care and we've put forward an opposition motion for debate this afternoon for an 8% Emergency stabilization investment in community mental health care. My question is to the Premier. Will he support our motion? The Associate Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Mr. Speaker and thank you for that question. Mr. Speaker our government takes mental health in the province of Ontario very seriously I'm the first minister appointed to look after mental health and addictions issues in the province We came up with a roadmap to wellness, which is a basic plan a foundational document that looks after life span So it looks after investments required for children and youth for adults for seniors for people with addictions and concurrent disorders We backed it with a 25 million dollar a year plan 3.8 billion dollars over 10 years Seeing the crisis another 90 million dollars February of last year was invested to create 400 treatment beds Which is the equivalent of 7,000 treatment spots throughout the province of Ontario Not just in southern Ontario everywhere in the province of Ontario Mr. Speaker the investments continue when we speak about the Made with respect to mobile crisis intervention teams over 40 million dollars have been put in place to create low barrier access For individuals needing supports. So yes investment. Thank you very much Minister speaker talks about road map to wellness. It's a road map to nowhere right now I'll tell you we are in a mental health crisis in every community in this province But in indigenous and northern and rural communities the government's not even trying to pretend They're just failing miserably. We've got epidemic rates of suicide homelessness addictions The Canadian mental health associations show skyrocketing demand for their services, but in Algoma, they're only getting a 2% increase in base funding over the past 10 years 2% in Canora, they got just 2% over the last 22 years They need an 8% Emergency stabilization investment today. So my question again to the Premier You're sitting on you've got unspent 6.4 billion dollars unspent question Will he support our motion this afternoon to provide that 8% emergency fund? So should minister Mr. Speaker once again, I reiterate the province of Ontario this government is making Substantial unprecedented investments throughout the province of Ontario to assist anyone in need for instance You mentioned indigenous communities indigenous communities is a focus of the work that we're doing providing land-based healing Opportunities to allow indigenous communities to look after the needs of the people in their communities Rural and remote communities. We're investing in mobile health units to allow individuals access to care Which way they not otherwise get given the fact that there are large distances to travel, mr. Speaker We continue to make investments and work with all service providers in the province of Ontario To ensure that people are getting the supports they need I look back at what we inherited as a government and I've got a call out once again What's the NDP did they reduced 13% of the mental health beds? They took away 9,645 hospital beds across the province Thank you Speaker I don't even know what to do with that mental health care is life changing, right? It's also order cost saving. It's cost saving order of hospital beds You have less 9-1-1 calls and you know what it saves lives and that's why today We were gonna go all out on this issue Because people in Ontario cannot wait any longer and I'm sure there's not one of us in this entire room That hasn't seen the impact on our families and in our communities. So let's do it 8% emergency stabilization investment into CMHA. That's 24 million dollars So my question to the Premier today Premier please will you take just half a percent of that 6.4 billion that's been scrolled away unspent Help people get the mental health care. They so desperately need today Mr. Speaker once again, I reiterate The government in the province is making investments across the board in education by providing prevention And opportunities to help and help young people with their mental health Unprecedented investments in the in the mental health for children and youth. We've made investments last year increasing 5% to the community based children and youth supports We've continued making the investments and speaking with and understanding the issues that need to be addressed in the province of Ontario We have an opioid crisis We're working to ensure that the supports are in place to assist individuals that want to recover from an addiction Mr. Speaker once again I can't stop but think of what the implications were when the ndp were in power and they cut 53 million dollars Of funding to the psychiatric hospitals order implications that that had with the fact that we have a shortage in hh Today directly related back to the fact that glaces were eliminated Thank you very much. Thank you the next question the member for Windsor west Thank you. Speaker. What a shameful answer from the minister people in this province are dying because they cannot access the mental health supports They need and that's the kind of answer you give Speaker my questions to the premier Ontario is facing a mental health crisis More Ontarians are seeking mental health supports and demand for services has significantly increased under this conservative government Across Ontario people are experiencing anxiety depression and burnout at higher rates Yet face funding for the canadian mental health association has fallen significantly behind the rate of inflation The mental health strategy for canada recommends raising mental health funding to approximately five point billion dollars in Ontario Alone speaker speaker will the premier commit to treating mental health care as health care and provide the desperately needed funding for mental health supports Members make your comments through the chair the associate minister of mental health and addictions Thank you. Mr. Speaker and thanks again for that question because it highlights what we know The fact that investments have to be made and the government is making unprecedented investments But the investments that it's making are ensuring that the continuum of care is being dealt with The children and youth are being looked after our adults are being looked after our seniors are being looked after Focusing on addictions and the concurrent disorders that need to be addressed the 400 treatment beds that have been opened The 7 000 treatment spots that have been created. These are all Increasing capacity to be able to assist individuals and mr. Speaker We're focused on culturally appropriate and sensitive services creating low barrier access to individuals in need Ensuring that the supports are there when and when they need them If they're ready for them to recover But the harm reduction provisions that we've put in place are also Responsible mr. Speaker. We are building a system for the province of Ontario After the neglect of the previous government supported by the ndp The supplementary question Thank you speaker about 28,000 children and youth were on wait lists for mental health treatment in january 2020 That was under this conservative government more than double 2017 according to children's mental health Ontario Again under this government Those supports the needs for those supports has gotten even greater between 2020 and now Estimates show that more than 200 000 children with serious mental health issues have no contact with the mental health care system Again under this conservative government Windsor my community has one of the longest wait times in the province for intensive children's mental health care an average wait of 588 days a failure minister Children can't wait. They need access to services immediately Speaker will the premier commit today to capping wait times for mental health care for children and youth Mr. Speaker Clearly children and youth need accessible and reliable services if they're going to grow into healthy adults And since 2019 $130 million has gone to children and youth mental health services via the roadmap to wellness road map slates another $170 million over the next three years Education 90 million dollars for school-based supports 20 million dollars For an across-the-board 5 funding increase to all government mental health Agencies during cova that was done and it has improved and it has helped the organizations We're proud of our youth and wellness hubs which have been created now and stand at 22 across the province of Ontario including one In sagamuck an indigenous community Road map to wellness outlines the vision for children and youth Early interventions response kids from harmful behaviors and is a great return on investment and we will continue to build A future for our children to ensure that they have the mental health supports where when they need them Thank you Thank you, speaker My question is for the minister of labor immigration training and skills development In every community paramedics are on the front lines each and every day saving lives These everyday heroes work tirelessly to bring us medical care when we need it the most paramedics along with ambulance communication officers regularly encounter risk and traumatic events that can impact their health and safety Under the previous liberal government that was propped by the NDP There was no advocacy no action on behalf of these essential emergency workers to address their industry specific risk They had years to act instead. They chose to ignore the needs of our frontline workers Speaker can the minister please explain how our government is protecting the health and safety of these workers Labor immigration training and skills development. Thank you very much and I want to thank the member for Scarborough Rouge for this very important question Speaker interiors paramedics and ambulance communication officers are truly heroes In our health care system They are innovative and always willing to take on new roles to support our government in building a more comprehensive And connected health care system Our government created a standalone committee under section 21 of the occupational health and safety act To develop resources that address unique health and safety risks that these frontline heroes face every single day serving our families and our communities This new paramedic services committee will complement the existing first response or committees for fire and police services While providing a focus channel for recommendations from experts employers and workers Both labor leaders and chiefs in all paramedics Have been calling for this committee now for more than 20 years and under the leadership of our premier Our government is getting it done for them And this supplementary question Thank you speaker and thank you to the minister for the response It is clear that workers in this sector are valued by our government and our priority is to advocate for the support Protection and safety that they deserve the risk that paramedics and ambulance communication officers face Are separate and distinct from the other health care workers Professionals and they are in track with patients in unpredictable and complex situations Under the leadership of premier minister of health and this minister Actions such as this announcement demonstrate our government's commitment to foster safe Workplaces speaker. Can the minister please elaborate about how the new paramedic services section 21 committee will improve safety for this sector Mr. Labor Mr. Speaker our government was pleased to address this long outstanding request as our government recognizes and supports the important work of this sector In our health care system This announcement demonstrates that our government listened to unions including a uniform qp sciu and opsu Representing frontline paramedics and ambulance communication officers as well as the strong advocacy from paramedic chiefs and the antero association of paramedic chiefs Which represents every paramedic service across the province This committee is a great opportunity for paramedics ambulance communication officers and paramedic chiefs to make important recommendations and provide practical guidance for employers and workers The creation of this committee is a vital investment in the physical Emotional and psychological well-being of our paramedics and ambulance communication officers Our government mr. Speaker is working for workers and building a stronger antero that leaves no one behind Thank you speaker In ontario there are over 28 000 children and youth waiting for community mental health care With wait times as long as two and a half years Cutting wait times to 30 days will ensure timely access to care It will help prevent needs from worsening and wait list for more acute services from growing Providing early intervention programs will also cost the province less And reduce the burden on our health care system I've been able to build to cap wait times for children and youth mental health to 30 days Speaker kids can't wait My question to the premier will you pass it? The associate minister of mental health and addictions Thank you, mr. Speaker Children and youth have the highest mental health care needs of any age demographic. We know this This informs every investment we have made and will continue to make In 2022 we invested another 31 million dollars in new annual funding to reduce weightless and support the mental health and well-being Of children and youth we are innovating on new ways to treat children and youth And new means for them to access care This means 3.5 million dollars and to step up step down live in treatment program Helping move kids through levels of intensive treatment 2.1 million dollars virtual walk in counseling connecting youth To a clinician by phone text or video chat a million dollars for children and youth telehealth services 4.5 million dollars for one stop talk virtual walk in counseling program for children and youth mr. Speaker We're innovating. We're working with the sector. We're ensuring that the kids have the supports they need Where they need them. Thank you Speaker to the minister my questions to the minister of health and addictions In Niagara, we know what is at risk if we do not cap wait times for children that need mental health services This is because we have nearly 900 children on a wait list for mental health services with past zones A core mental health service provider in nigra Last week we heard from teachers ringing the alarm bells about children's mental health However, this problem deserves the comprehensive response because most of past zones referrals come In the summer when the schools are closed Minister will your office consult with the experts in the field today Create a cap for wait times and ensure these core service organizations get the funding they need in the upcoming budget Mr. Speaker and once again We know the needs of the children in terms of the supports that are required to ensure that they have mental health Supports and the initiatives that we're working on our initiatives initiatives to increase access to supports Addressing increased demand as a result of the cove 19 pandemic because that has had implications as well on their on their mental health We're working to decrease wait times We're looking to improve the quality of care that for children and youth And yes, I have and will continue to meet with all stakeholders to ensure that we understand the needs Not just of the children youth in general but on a region by region basis And that has been the way we've done our work to date We've attended meetings. We've had round tables throughout the province in thunder bay in indigenous communities throughout the north in southern Ontario and of course with children youth mental health Mr. Speaker, we're more prepared than any government in Ontario's history to build an accessible equitable and accountable mental health system Thank you. Next question. Remember for Whitby Well, thank you speaker. My question is to the associate minister of transportation Many people in Whitby Ajax, Bowenville And Pickering want to be more connected to the great Toronto area under the previous liberal government supported by the NDP The people of Whitby and other parts of Durham region were promised speaker year after year that new transit investments would be made Nothing ever materialized nothing They're tired of waiting They expect our government to take action And deliver on extending much needed transit infrastructure for the people of the region of Durham Speaker, can the associate minister Please update the house on the progress of the Bowenville gold expansion project Thank you speaker and thank you to the member for the question and his outstanding work on behalf of the residents of Whitby Speaker, I'm really happy to let that member know that Metrolinx will be announcing the successful construction manager of the transformational Bowenville go extension later this spring This successful manager will be chosen from the four candidates that were shortlisted By Metrolinx following a very promising proposal window that was closed last October Speaker, this is a major step that our government is taking in delivering that game changing commuting service for go transit For the people of Durham with two way all day rail service to Bowenville In fact speaker our 20 kilometre extension of the lakeshore east line Will make it easier for people to connect to local transit work health care education and other critical services across Durham region Speaker while the opposition Widen the transit gap for decades. This government is getting it done for the great Speaker, thank you to the associate minister for the update on this very important project This is encouraging news For many individuals and hard-working families in my riding Transit infrastructure expansion is vital For Durham region as it will help connect the people Not only of my riding but other ridings in the region of Durham to their families Work and increase access to critical services With the population of the great of toronto area expected to increase significantly over the coming years Investments in transit expansion are needed now To ensure frequent and convenient service for the years to come Speaker we can't afford to delay or hold back transit investments Speaker now is the time to build Now is the time to get Ontario moving Speaker can the associate minister please elaborate on our government's actions to deliver transit for the hard-working people Of the region of Durham Thanks speaker and the members absolutely right the time is now because we have a growing population in this province With hundreds of thousands of people moving here every single year and that means we need to build Transit fill the gap that was left by the opposition That's exactly what we're doing as next steps metro links will continue to work to advance infrastructure and service planning while engaging With Durham region to make sure that we can deliver this vital project speaker This is going to be a game changer for the people of Durham region and bowmanville go extension That means that commuters will be able to take a train Every 30 minutes and go back and forth to union station bowmanville go and everything in between Speaker what's more the riders will save 15 minutes in their commutes along the corridor so they can more easily get to work appointments wherever it is that they need to go Speaker it's clear that the ndp when they propped up the liberals for decades did nothing to build transit This is the only government getting it done for the people of john and for commuters in ontario A member for toronto st. Paul's Thank you speaker anti black racism wrecks wrecks havoc on the souls of black people 400 years and counting Health care workers among others have long called for this government to recognize anti black racism as a public health emergency Detrimental to our physical and mental health Our naos black nurses task force study surveyed 205 black nurses and nursing students across ontario and found 88 percent Had reported experiencing anti black racism and discrimination at work My question is to the premier Will you join several cities across the province? And take a solid step towards recognizing the impact of anti black racism on black ontarians By declaring today The first monday in march annually as black mental health day Look what I can tell the member this There are avenues and opportunities for members to bring an important piece of legislation for it through the private members Bill process another member another member has had At least one bill passed in the in the previous parliament sounds like an interesting initiative when that we'd certainly Be very supportive of Consider I'm assuming that you want to hear the answer. So I'll Continue on if that's okay So I would assume that the minister or the member would appreciate bringing forward a private members bill that the entire house could consider As you know, mr. Speaker, this government has passed more private members bills Then almost any other government in its entirety and we use house time to debate and pass those bills The member opposite would know this because that member also had a private members As did the member seatmate and as did a number of members sitting on that side So I'd be very happy as house leader to consider that in the process of private members business We actually have tabled the bill so the government can pass it today if they want and this is the same government that thought a thousand dollars Was enough of a budget line to address racism across ontario in the anti-racism direction a thousand dollars That's a shame speaker far too many black children and adults Walking while black shopping while black driving while black learning while black or having a mental health crisis While black means experiencing of racial profiling harassment discrimination disproportionate use of force and sometimes sadly death by law enforcement Both the target if they survive And their families and the larger communities are left fraught with confusion fair anxiety and depression Anti-black racism is a structural and social determinant of physical and mental health Premier can you share with us what your government is doing along with your 2023 budget allocation? To specifically address black mental health in ontario specifically black mental health in ontario Thank you To apply the minister of citizenship and multi-cultural well Mr. Speak I'd like to thank the member opposite for such an important question I'd like to start off by saying ontario strength is in our diversity We are home from people from all around the world The diversity of our people skills backgrounds cultures and fates Enriches our society in so many ways including our black community On this side of the aisle We are focused on building a stronger safer more inclusive ontario Where people from all walks of life can live work and prosper Not as why our government is investing in programs to combat racism and hate in all its forms promote diversity and inclusion And ensure that all Ontarians have the tools opportunities and supports They need to succeed and reach their potential Mr. Speaker We will can always be a champion and a strong voice for diverse communities And everything they do to make our province the great place it is The next question the member for scarborough gildwood Thank you speaker It's an honor to rise and present my question on behalf of the people of scarborough gildwood as I've done for the better part of a decade My question is to the premier We know that the pandemic has been challenging for all ontarians And we know that this is especially true when it comes to our children for years Our teachers have been having to deal not only with the important job of educating our children But also juggling covid protocols and outbreaks including many months of online learning What is well also well known is that the pandemic disruption in our schools resulted in learning gaps for our children and a report of burnout among And under supported teachers and education workers And now the FAO reporting that the government underspend our education budget by 844 million dollars This while school boards are having to consider a return to pre-pandemic staffing levels Speaker Why is this government taking money away from school boards at a time when our students needs are at an all time high And to respond the minister of education. Well, thank you very much, mr. Speaker I want to assure the member opposite that this government has increased funding this school year alone by 650 million more dollars Investments in publicly funded schools a sharp contrast to the closure of schools under the former liberals Hundreds closed and opportunities closed with it. Mr. Speaker. We are building new schools We're investing in a modern curriculum aligned with labor market needs. So young people get a good job We're ensuring mental health is increased from when the former liberals at the peak of spending at 18 million dollars in Ontario schools It is today 400 higher it is a 90 million each and every year we've increased those expenditures because we believe in these kids And with respect to staffing speaker There are 7,000 additional education workers in our schools almost 900 additional teachers Because we know our funds needs support Particularly because of the pandemic and the learning loss that has been realized in this problems and around the country This premium will continue to invest to give our kids every opportunity to achieve their potential supplementary question Act of the premier year after year quarter after quarter This government is holding money back in reserves We have all heard and the minister said this morning that there is a roadmap to wellness Which has been in place Sit for the last three years Speaker in 2022 2023 the annual Ontario school Survey sites that 91 percent of schools are currently reporting need in student mental health and well-being Just last week people for education reported They actually sounded the alarm. It shouldn't be a silent alarm every member of this house should hear it 95 percent of schools report needing some or more support of students mental health and well-being Only nine percent of schools are having regularly scheduled access to mental health and addiction specialists or a nurse And 46 percent of schools are reporting having no access at all Speaker can the minister explain how that they can say that they have a plan for mental health and well-being Giving only $45 per student for mental health. Why is this government holding back at a time when our students Thank you The associate minister of mental health and addictions. Thank you, mr. Speaker and once again I reiterate that there is a roadmap to wellness that specifically looks at the needs of children and youth During the education period which includes in which it includes Prevention education and building resiliency, which is extremely important and that is being funded as the minister stated before 90 million dollars for school-based supports annualized in addition to that mr. Speaker We're looking at 31 million dollars in new annual funding to reduce weightless and support in the community Which is where the supports are needed for treatment 11 million dollars annually so children and youth with eating disorders can heal closer to home Another very important issue that needs to be addressed if we are going to help children and youth in addition to that We've invested in beds Your men house leader will come to order the member for scarborough gildwood will come to order The minister has a couple more seconds to finish his response. Mr. Speaker investments in children's Mental health in the hospitals seven new beds at chi o five at sick kids two at McMaster children's hospital 130 million dollars response since 2009 through the roadmap to wellness. There is a plan We're implementing the plan and we are making a difference in the lives of children and youth throughout the province of ontario The next question the member for grant for grant Thank you speaker. My question is for the minister of labour immigration training and skills development I first want to thank all of my firefighter colleagues across our province for protecting our communities These everyday heroes work tirelessly to protect our province and in return they deserve care and support The nature of a firefighters work is dangerous and unpredictable The challenges they encounter can cause lasting impacts on their health and well-being Tragically cancer is the leading cause of death among firefighters accounting for more than 74 percent of line of duty deaths in 2022 On average 50 to 60 firefighters die of cancer yearly in canada Half of whom are in ontario speaker. Can the minister please explain our government's actions to increase protections for our firefighters Thank you labour immigration training and skills development Thank you very much and I want to thank the member for uh bramp for bramp for that question But most importantly to the member thank you for your service to your community as a volunteer firefighter. Thank you on behalf of ontario Mr. Speaker our premier is a tireless advocate for emergency responders who keep our community safe And his passion for supporting them is well known Our firefighters are heroes that put their lives on the line every single day When others run out of burning buildings, they're running into them On friday, I was proud to join our solicitor general and our friend greg horton the president of the interior professional firefighters association who proudly represents more than 12 000 firefighters in communities right across the province Together we announce that our government is expanding coverage for firefighters who get pancreatic and thyroid cancer This change will make it faster and easier for these heroes and their families to access the compensation and supports they deserve Thank you speaker and thank you to the minister for his response speaker firefighters provide a vital service to all of our communities The health and safety of these first responders must remain a priority Recently the world health organization reclassified firefighting to its highest level of health and safety occupational risk for cancer Too many firefighters have suffered with Or lost their lives to cancer Our government must demonstrate leadership to implement preventative measures Early detection and support for these first responders who serve the people of my riding and of in all ontarians speaker Can the minister please elaborate on how our government is implementing changes to better protect and support Our firefighters. Thank you Well, thank you the member Speaker we're making these changes so that firefighters who are sick can focus on getting better We're streamlining a firefighters workplace illness claim making it easier for them and their families to get quicker access to benefits and services While providing peace of mind to those who are suffering This change will apply to all 30 000 firefighters who are full-time part-time and volunteers as well as those firefighters employed by a first nation span council furthermore the coverage expansion we announced is retroactive to january 1st 1960 allowing those who have suffered from these cancers in the past And their loved ones to get the supports that they deserve Speaker our government will always stand up for those firefighters who put their lives on the line every day for all of us The next question the member for hamilton rotten. Thank you speaker My question is for the premier On average four children a week end up in a hamilton emergency room for self-harm There has been a significant uptake of children engaging in self-harming behaviors yet the waitlist for treatment continues to grow The health and well-being of our children is critical, but they are not getting the help they need I wrote to the minister back in january about this issue and I have yet to receive a response So i'm asking once again Will this government support our our children and commit to investing in hamilton's youth mental health programming and to build human resource capacity associate minister mental health and addictions My question again children and youth are extremely important and providing supports and services to them Is a priority for our government and we have made it a priority Whether it be the investments in the education system Whether it be the investments in community-based treatment whether it's specifically aimed at things like eating disorders self-harm Investments are being made and we are working to reduce the waitlist There have there has been as I mentioned before 11 million dollars invested Specifically to deal with eating disorders so that kids can have the supports any closest to home We invested eight point eight point one million dollars to create seven beds at chio Five at six sick kids and two at McMaster. So yes, we are listening We know that there are needs and McMaster got two beds as well in addition to that 130 million dollars In 2019 or since 2019 Have been has been invested as well and our youth wellness hubs, which is providing an incredible resource to kids between the ages of 12 and 24 if you Thank you supplementary question the members for trauma center Thank you. Thank you speaker parents with Anti lgbtq views recently disrupted a your catholic school board meeting saying hateful comments such as catholic schools should not allow Transgendered or lgbtc students to attend with rising hate crimes Ontario needs to ensure that all students are safe the premier must use his political voice to condemn discrimination and hate Against the queer and trans communities who are being bullied and targeted for violence My question speaker is will the premier fund to s lgbt Mental health supports and commit today to developing a policy to guarantee the mental health and safety of all students In every single publicly funded ontario school including the catholic schools We believe that every single child in this province has a right to be in school to learn in school Free from intimidation from bullying and from violence every single child Irrespective of their faith or heritage or orientation color of skin place of birth Every child and they need to hear that their government stands with them Recognizing that they face disproportionately high rates of mental health and suicide ideation We know this is real and it's why the government continues to make the case that our school system must be inclusive And must be respectful and welcoming for all of these kids that they know that they are loved in our school system Unconditionally by the staff and the communities that work with them. We have increased funding in mental health We've actually worked with Eagle Canada And leveraged them every single year through the priorities fund of the ministry of education to support those Most at risk within our schools Thank you speaker My question is for the minister of colleges and universities In my writing of Chatham Kent Leamington St. Clair college is a vital education leader with a long history of exceptional athletics and academics In fact this past weekend they captured the men's OCAA basketball championship Like all post-secondary institutions in Ontario St. Clair college serves a critical function to prepare our students for today's jobs and the economy of the future Unfortunately worldwide economic challenges and rising inflation costs are now impacting the financial stability of post-secondary institutions My constituents want to ensure that fine institutions like St. Clair can continue providing high quality education For future generations our government must take bold action now to ensure stability in the sector Speaker can the minister of colleges and universities? Please explain what actions our government is taking to help maintain the financial stability of Ontario's post-secondary education sector I the minister of colleges and university Well, thank you, mr. Speaker our post-secondary institutions and research institutions are important sources of job creation Skills trading research innovation commercialization and obviously great athletes as well Making them leading contributors to our overall economic growth I'm thrilled to stand up today to talk about what our government is doing to support the sector And our students including launching our new blue ribbon panel Announced last week the blue ribbon panel will provide advice and recommendations for keeping the post-secondary education sector financially stable and focused on providing the best student experience possible Led by dr. Allen Harrison and an incredible group of panel members This team will support my ministry in keeping ontario's post-secondary institutions on stable footing now and into the future As we all know ontario's institutions like st. Clair college in the members region Support the province of the economy in a number of ways including by preparing people for the labor market Engaging in research and supporting the prosperity of local communities And supplementary question You speaker and thank you to the minister for a response Our post-secondary education and research institutions are important sources of job creation skills training commercialization and innovation The strength of our province's economy is built on the knowledge skills And expertise that are gained from our post-secondary education system Students who attend institutions like st. Clair in my writing are curious about what they can expect from this panel My constituents want to know further details about how this new panel will work to make a real difference in the post-secondary education sector Speaker can the minister please elaborate on the structure and function of our governance blue ribbon panel That's a great question Well, thank you, mr. Speaker and thank you to the member for being a great advocate for st. Clair college Over the coming months the research and consultations with key stakeholders About the actions ontario can take to improve the financial sustainability of post-secondary sector to support colleges and universities In developing a skilled workforce and to promote economic growth and innovation Specifically the panel members will work to provide advice on how we can enhance the student experience and increase access to education Reward excellence within the sector Improve labour market alignment and find ways to keep education affordable for students and their families This will help support the quality accessibility and sustainability of the post-secondary education sector now and into the future So learners can continue to get the skills and education needed to get good jobs And meet labour market needs and again, I'd like to congratulate the basketball team from st. Clair college on their recent gold medal then Next question the member for nagra center Thank you, speaker through to the premier last week the nagra regional government declared a state of emergency for mental health Homelessness and addiction nagra continues to be hard hit with hundreds of people on wait lists that continue to grow There are over 800 children on the wait list at past on mental health regional police have seen an increase of 238 in calls involving persons in crisis in the last five years The nagra region and local agencies continue to do great work in a system with inadequate funding from this government Will the premier acknowledge our state of emergency and commit to deliver more funding and support for mental health services In nagra right now. Yes or no associate minister mental health and addiction. Thank you, mr. Speaker and When we deal with issues of mental health and addictions We do look specifically at different regions to assist in the nagra region One of the things we did was open two mobile health units so that the units would be able to provide supports Especially in the rural areas where it's difficult for people because of transportation to be able to access the services Children and youth mental health supports are being placed throughout the province of ontario including through our Youth wellness hubs and the youth wellness hubs are providing low barrier Supports to individuals that allows children between the ages of 12 and 24 to be able to Attend a place where they can get wraparound supports for everything from primary care to mental health care supports We've worked with and will continue working with the stakeholders in the nagra region to provide the supports necessary to assist the Children in that region the way we're working with all other regions to provide supports Thank you My question is to the premier speaker in the face of an unprecedented health and homelessness crisis londoners have rallied behind A transformational whole of community response to help those struggling with homelessness mental health and addictions With leadership from local agencies hospitals emergency services police businesses developers and city council Our community is united in making system level change And a generous donor family has galvanized 35 million dollars in direct community funding But speaker london can't do it alone Will the premier commit today to funding the hubs and supportive housing units that are core to this first of its kind local strategy Social minister, thank you, mr. Speaker and once again We have been working with the stakeholders in london to understand the needs of the community We've worked with them with cmaj. There is a crisis hub Which diverts individuals away from the hospitals and provides them with the kind of supports and services they need To effectively give them the treatment and the supports that they need We understand in the continuum of care that there are different aspects And we are making investments whether it's withdrawal management treatment beds Housing to support the individuals as they transition out. These are all aspects of the roadmap to wellness They're all parts of the continuum of care And they all are part of the social determinants of health that go to the very underlying issue of addictions So we are making those investments and building that continuum of care again after neglect over 15 years by At the previous time it's very difficult to put all of these in place and ensure that they're all working together But we are filling gaps. We are working with communities to to stakeholders Thank you And the next question Remember for brampton west Thank you, mr. Speaker. My question is for the solicitor general The people of my riding are greatly concerned about the ongoing problem of car thefts Many interians rely on their family car to commute to work and take their kids to school Unfortunately reports of criminal activity targeting cars are becoming a regular occurrence In brampton recently released data indicates that since 2019 car thefts have risen 97 percent in peel region I want to echo the words of brampton mayor patrick brown who stated We can't accept auto theft as a way of life in canada's biggest cities The city of brampton is home to a culturally diverse population Good neighbors and a friendly people. It's not home for criminal activity Speaker can the solicitor general please explain what actions our government is taking To address this ongoing issue Listener general Well, mr. Speaker, mr. Speaker I'd like to thank the member from brampton west and for his leadership in his community and thank him for the question And let me say this absolutely straight Car theft is absolutely Unacceptable everyone deserves to feel safe in their own homes Communities and in their own vehicles We're proud of our record investment and working hand in hand with law enforcement To tackle automobile thefts across ontario And our government is investing over 61 million dollars in new technology For the police that will allow them to identify stolen vehicles much faster such as the automated license plate reader And we're also investing 267 million dollars through the community safety and policing grant program We are always listening to police on methods tools and support That they can use to keep their community safe Mr. Speaker everyone deserves to live safely in their community and our government will not stop until absolutely everyone is safe A supplementary question Thank you speaker and thank you to the solicitor general for his response Auto theft is not minor criminal activity. This is organized crime National and international criminal networks don't just resell stolen cars to generate money The money they collect is used for further crimes such as drug trafficking arms dealing and human smuggling Criminal activity and fraud are among the factors that impact overall claims costs for ontario's auto insurance consumers Car theft claims have increased by 31 percent in ontario since 2020 and mr Speaker unfortunately every auto insurance customer is now bearing the cost of these criminal activities Speaker can the solicitor general please elaborate on how our government's investment Will support our local police partners in addressing this ongoing issue The solicitor general Well, mr. Speaker and once again, I'm very grateful to my friend my colleague from brampton west Just a few weeks ago.  Speaker the estimated value of these cars was over 2 million dollars I'd like to thank halton police their regional auto task force and especially chief steve tanner for carrying out this operation It is due to the tireless efforts of people like chief tanner and his police officers that keep ontario safe I want to say one more thing We are imploring the federal government to increase border protections And I've said and as I have said in every conversation with minister mendicino meet me at the border and see for yourself Thank you, mr. Speaker My question is to the premier We have correction officers visiting us today We've been put in front on the front lines of ontario's mental health crisis That's because when people can't get the health care and the services they need in the community They end up in ontario's overcrowded and under staff jails Ontario's chief corner has found that this system is broken and is killing people Almost twice as many deaths in custody in 2020 2021 than just two years earlier speaker Will the premier listen to correction officers here today? And ensure they have the staff the resources and the training they need to deliver on people's basic human rights Well in custody. Thank you Mr. Speaker, I'd like to thank the member for the question and we're delighted as was said earlier That we have members of ops you right here with us today and we are We are appreciative of their commitment to keep our province safe I want to say that our government is acting in spending and investing over 500 million dollars to modernize our correctional facilities Our government is acting in hiring over 1400 new correctional officers Some of which just graduated last week and our government is acting again, mr. Speaker understanding that employee wellness is important and we are providing resiliency training for frontline staff And improving managerial awareness of mental health issues through mandatory training We will always mr. Speaker appreciate and acknowledge the hard work done every day by everyone that keeps ontario safe Thank you, mr. Speaker, and I always appreciate the response But if you cared about correction officers and paramedics, you would do something about bill 124 Speaker my question is to the premier Community addiction services of nagra or case on is a vital social service agency In nagra for those dealing with mental health and addiction issues Unfortunately, those important service for my community Are getting harder and harder to deliver Case on has not seen an increase to their base funding since 2020 And expect only a two percent increase this year They have a waitlist and in many cases can't meet the support and resource levels necessary to help their clients Speaker Will the premier commit to working with case on and providing the necessary funding They need to address the mental health and addiction crisis We have in agra so they don't have to lay off employees. Thank you The associate minister mental health and addictions. Thank you, mr. Speaker and thank you for that question I would very much like to meet with case on and understand what their needs are We have had round tables in nagra to try to understand what the needs of the community are And as I mentioned earlier, we're making investments So that we have the funding we do have the funding in place to implement the roadmap to wellness and ensure that Supports and services are there across the board for children and youth and for adults So I will certainly take you up on that offer and have an opportunity to meet with them and discuss What other needs are there and how we can continue supporting all the regions in the province of ontaria including the agro Thank you Thank you very much Point of order the member for kitchen mcconestoga Peter speaker I just noticed that yin de ward is up in the the members gallery. I just wanted to welcome him from clack here today Includes our question period for this morning. We have a deferred vote on


27 was fun. A lot of activity. We had a great day one, great day two, a ton of interviews. We had Rack Space on, we had Morantis, we had Service Mesh, we had Hortonworks, Red Hat. I mean, all the players, the start-up we had on. Last night was full swing parties going on, so we got some reports there. Day three, so we have a big agenda here today. We're going to talk with Martín Casado at 3 o'clock. We're going to hear from Jim Curry from Rack Space. MetaCloud started up out of Pasadena.  Exciting lineup, Jeff. Day three is really rocking. It is, it is pretty amazing. A lot of these shows, there's a lot of stuff going on in the sessions. Again, if you're looking at the Twitter stream and you can join the conversation at OpenStack, hashtag OpenStack. All the rooms are busy, they're filled, they're overflowing. People can't get enough information from a lot of the people that are here. But of course, like you said, at these shows there's the parties, and there was a really good vibe at the parties last night, sponsored by a number of the people. HP is the one that I was at, was very well attended in. Again, it is, you know, it's a long show. We've done a lot of interviews, but we'll get through. And the people here are still excited. People were here bright and early this morning at 8 a.m., waiting to get into the vendor area, to the sponsor area, waiting to get past the poor security lady who was trying to keep them all into the keynote wrapped up. But yeah, another great day. You know, I listened a little bit to some of the interviews yesterday to pull out some of the content, and they're just chock-full of tremendous information. Yeah, go to SiliconAngle.com for all the coverage. Go to Wikibon.org for the research. This is Silicon Angle, Wikibon's theCUBE. Day three, exclusive coverage at OpenStack Summit. I'm John Furrier with Jeff Frick. Breaking down, and just kicking off day three here, Jeff, things we want to continue to hear from folks is what is infrastructure as code? What is going on with the cloud? Obviously, this tipping point, we talked about that yesterday, a flash point where cloud is now coming into the enterprise in a big way and serves providers. This complete transformation is on an accelerated rate, and all the players involved are all doing it with scale-out open source. Scale-out open source is the preferred method, technologies, and communities, and these platforms are significant. Now, what we didn't talk about yesterday that's interesting we're going to dive in today is this is the same open source community that overlaps with OSCON. OSCON is an O'Reilly event, and I saw the O'Reilly folks here earlier talking about OSCON, an event that happens here in July, and that's kind of where OpenStack was born. We heard some of the references to, yeah, I remember back on the day we were a part of OSCON. So what you're seeing here is this OpenStack community is now shifting as a popular open source community, but it blends well. It overlaps with OSCON. It overlaps with the Hadoop community we had Hortonworks on yesterday. So these blending of communities are kind of coming together, Jeff, to bring these new solutions to the marketplace. And it really is interesting because open source has always been kind of a fickle market and it's always been great, we've always been in support of it, but you had almost like pure play communities. Now you're seeing integration, open source is maturing, maturing in real time, and now it's going to be really, really enterprise ready as these guys bring new solutions to the market. Yeah, and I think one of our guests yesterday talked about how OpenStack potentially is the foundation and the framework to pull all those other open source technologies together with the databases and the networking, and it really seems to be getting a critical mass. I'm reminded of the old fax machine days, right? The fax got valuable and everybody had one, and it seems like the open source components within the infrastructure stack are all coming together. I'm not sure I called it the fax machine, but I see the metaphor. You see, I think it's the metaphor. It's the metaphor. I'm reaching back to old metaphors here, showing my agent Gray here amongst the excitement that's here. It's the people aspect too, Jeff, that's interesting. I mean, it's really an engaging community. Last night I was at the parties, we went and saw the first one was Co-Raid, Big Switch, and Miranda's had an event, all their top customers and partners were up there. Great to get some insight into some of the things that they're thinking about. We then went to the HP party. That was interesting. Those top dogs at HP got to hear their story, and they're clear. Hey, this is not even the first inning. They're looking at this as a value play, not as a volume play for cloud, and so their customers and their users are builders of cloud enterprises. So HP actually is a really coherent strategy. It's a complicated thing for HP to do. They're such a huge company. We're going to hear from Sargile three o'clock here, who oversees that. He reports right up into the COO, and they meet with Meg Whitman, basically weekly to review cloud. Meg Whitman is obviously into the cloud as part of their transformation. So don't count HP out. HP's real player. And then finally at the end of the night went to the Puppet Labs party, and Puppet is based in Portland at their office. And that was where everyone was letting loose. The developers, a lot of good crowd there.  So again, part of these events is to go face to face and meet the folks in person. And last night we had an amazing set of conversations. That's right. And that is a big piece of it. Here at theCUBE you get to, we talk about the technology and we have a lot of technology conversations. But I think really one of the interesting things is the stories of the people and how these people came together to solve problems and who kind of the personalities are and the driving force behind these things to really make it happen. Because it just doesn't happen in the vacuum. It doesn't happen by itself. I think OpenStack's a disruption right now. I think it's disrupting some of the open source dynamics. It's interesting. I mean the rabid developers are here going crazy and they're bringing real code to the table. Obviously a contribution model is the open source protocol. Contribute with code. That's the message here. So OpenStack will disrupt the communities of open source. It's also going to disrupt the enterprise market and the service provider market because now that's going to be the journey for the next ten years, next decade is a flourish of growth. And one of the things that we pointed out in day one and we talked about yesterday is everything that's driving these mega trends is that there's a demand for investments in IT. And IT is not just for large enterprises having data centers. It's also the service providers. So that investment is on the table. People are mandated. Build out this modern infrastructure. Now the problem with IT is is that they got to change their mindset to a DevOps mindset. Infrastructure as code. And completely retool their the way they do things. And over the past 15 years, IT has not been a growth industry. It's been more operational, older practices. And so a lot of the talent in the enterprise just isn't there. And that's why Marantis is doing so well because they have the services. So one of the big underlying messages that we're going to follow here on SiliconANGLE.com and Wikibon is is IT ready for open source scale out? How do they do it? How do they get the personnel and resources to do it? And that fundamentally is the golden opportunity for all involved from startups to the communities themselves, the developers of the software, and then ultimately the incumbent players like IBM, EMC, HP, VMware. They're all got a huge stake in this. And again, they got plenty of time. Yeah, the other kind of interesting theme I think is how these really innovative consumer facing companies that were first to get on the cloud were first to use really rapid development techniques to roll out features and functionality very quickly to have really rapid search. Those types of experiences are driving the expectations that people have with their IT. So now the guys at work are going, hey, I'm expecting the same type of access, the same type of speed of development, the same type of roll out of new features and functionality as I get with all the other applications that I interact with every day. And it's a challenge, you know, because all these new companies, they're not encumbered by the infrastructure and really the heterogeneity of the systems that most of these big enterprises have kind of behind the cover. So it's exciting times and we're excited for day three here at OpusTech Summit. So go to SiliconANGLE.com. All the top stories in tech are there. SiliconANGLE is a reference point for tech innovation. We've been very active in the Hadoop, big data space, as well as converged infrastructure, but as we call software-led infrastructure. And go to SiliconANGLE, and you have all the news there. You've got stories there and you've got, you know, our main blogging. But also go to Wikibon.org. Wikibon.org is where the research is. That's where David Floyer posts. That's where Dave Vellante posts. Do Miniman, Jeff Kelly, among all the other analysts in our team. That's free research. And you can go sample big data reports on all the big data activities. Go to Wikibon.org slash big data and look at some of the work. It's all free content. So we are about open source content here in SiliconANGLE. The Cube is our broadcast. We go out to the events. Extract a signal from the noise. Not a lot of noise here, Jeff. It's a lot of signal. We need more guys. David Floyer is out on the ground in sessions again today. We'll expect to hear from him later. But again, big story here as OpenStack has hit the tipping point. It's going mainstream. The developers are endorsing it with their code. As they say, they're voting with their feet. As the expression goes here, they're voting with their code. And you've seen some serious user examples here. And that ultimately means this is a real deal. Enterprises should be serious about this, and they are. Should be a great day. Okay. So that's day three kicking off here at The Cube. We've got some, again, great interviews coming up today. Just to kind of run down, we're going to have Ross Turk on from Ink Tank. And obviously we're going to hear from those guys. Obviously, Seth has been a big trend that a lot of IT guys are interested in. We're going to hear from them. We're going to also hear from Rackspace right after here. We want to rerun that sequence because that's a really good sequence of Rackspace. And again, great example of Rackspace being a leader here, leveraging the open-source business model. Then we got Sargele at one o'clock from HP. Hear from him. He's the top dog at HP. And it's going to hear what he has to say. And then we got Startup at two o'clock. We've got CloudBite, SaltStack. And then three o'clock, Martin Casado, who is with VMware, but he still has on his badge Nacera. So he is a real candid, solid guy. Just put out a great blog post. I'm reading it now about what Nacera is doing. And obviously they were involved in OpenStack in their position, so that should be a fun interview at three o'clock. And then 3.30, Jim Curry, and then Metacloud, and then we'll close it out. Day three here. This is exclusive coverage from SiliconANGLE here. Day three, OpenStack Summit. Do you want to tweet us? I'm at Furrier. I used the hashtag OpenSource on the OpenStack. And we'll look for that. Any questions, send them our way. And we'll address them. We'll try to get those questions into the guests. So we'll be right back with more footage here live on the ground at OpenStack Summit. We'll be right back at the short break.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here so I'm talking about a few different topics in this video here today Mostly scream six as the title and thumbnail suggests So we're gonna talk about mostly scream six But I'm gonna start off by talking about insidious five a little tidbit about city is five that was shared to me Shared with me a while back So just to kick it off an audition tape for insidious five has all but flat out stated that a character from the previous And Lambert entries, which we know the first two will unfortunately be dying in the upcoming sequel that drops later this year We know Patrick Wilson is directing while also reprising his role as Jocelyn Josh Lambert alongside Rose Byrne who returns as Renee The film is going to be set ten years after the events of the original two and we will follow Dalton Once again played by Ty Simpkins who is now away at college Dalton's college dreams are crushed when his childhood demons returned to cause trouble for him and Josh as well Now the audition tape that was shared with me by a friend I referred to simply as Matt has shared some light on the funeral image that was spotted during the filming that took place last year for insidious five feared the dark This audition tape Makes it looks like insidious five will include the demise of Barbara Hershey's character I believe that's the actress actresses name the actress who played Lorraine Lambert aka Josh's mother The audition tape showcases an unnamed character that talks to Josh with a lot of sorrow in her voice Saying your mother was a fine friend Josh So Lorraine must be dying in the upcoming film I'm curious if she will be Related to this funeral that we even saw or if this is just confirming that she is going to die at another point in the movie I'm willing to bet it's it's her funeral that we spotted them filming earlier Last summer when they were still shooting this movie or late last summer when they were still shooting this movie I'm curious if her death will be an opening kill sequence like a Personalized attack from the lipstick phase demon to announce their return or Lorraine died from other means I suspect it will be from non further related shenanigans But I'd be fine if her death was tied to the new shenanigans that the further has to offer us in this upcoming film I'll leave a link to The audition tape in the description for you guys to watch and you guys can also check out in city Is fear the dark when it arrives in theaters later this July Do you think that Lorraine's death will have anything to do with what happened? In the further or do you think her death is something that will happen off-screen? And it's just related to other natural causes but her death could still be utilized into the narrative that relates to Dalton and Josh being terrorized once again by what I expect to be the lipstick phase demon I can't think of what else is going to be taunting them all this all this time later And I would be kind of disappointed if it's not the lipstick phase demon return But that doesn't mean that of course you can't still tell me a very good story With the Lamberts not tied to the lipstick phase demon I mean we got a decent sequel wouldn't see this chapter to so just to jump into scream six The main event scream six is going to be coming to us in 3d. Yes 3d I did not stutter that is not fake news. That is legitimate scream six will be released in 3d This will be the very first entry to be released in 3d And we learned this knowledge or this information thanks to our regal cinemas I've also put out a tweet to let all the American fans who were jealous of the UK fans this past weekend that tickets For us go on sale this upcoming Wednesday, so you won't have too much longer so you can buy your tickets to see scream six I know several of you have already been able to see slots for the pre-sale tickets up on regal AMC Cinemark you can't buy them just yet though because they won't go out to sale till Wednesday, so the 3d outing will also include a fan event and You can find more details on this fan event over on the regal cinema site But AMC should also be participating in this as well I've saw that the UK fans will get a double feature billing of sorts with screen five and scream six playing back-to-back Which I think is pretty cool. The runtime for the film has also been confirmed to be two hours and three minutes This would then make scream six the longest entry in the franchise. Now if we don't include credits Scream six might end up being one hour and 57 minutes in total with six minutes remaining dedicated to credits I would think with the talk about how much gory this one is and how the characters will still be more fleshed out this time Around despite the rapid pacing of the movie and all the other things that have been hyped up about it ghost phase being in New York And how that was seen as a big opportunity how placing the movie in New York was a big opportunity and basically created a fun Playground for them with this upcoming film. I'm very intrigued to see how this movie is received critically I haven't gotten my invitation to watch the movie earlier, but you guys can monitor my Twitter You can reach out to me on Instagram or whatever other social media platform I'm on which is only really three Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me and if you want to know when I watch the movie, I will share that with you when I know that knowledge I have not yet gotten my invite But trust me when I get it I will put out a tweet and I will tell anyone else who wants to ask me privately in a DM or whatever so The runtime is more than enough To really let our Woodsboro group shine because I think that's who is mostly going to get development while the newbies are either mostly here to have their brief moments of The spotlight before dying or they're merely here for the body count So you have a 3d ghost-faced experience coming you have tickets on sale this Wednesday And the film will be the longest entry yet And we have that Super Bowl spot to look forward to as well the hype for this movie is really being felt online And I know it will reflect even more so at the box office I cannot wait to see this movie either later this month or if I don't see it later this month I'm definitely going to be seeing it the week it comes out a few days prior to it dropping because I know that Press screenings are gonna start up soon The most likely will have the major people involved with the press Watching it later this month. And if I'm not lucky enough to even get to see it around that time I'm pretty certain I will see it the week it comes out just like how I saw five last year the week He came out, but I saw it like maybe three days before dropped or two days before drop something like that I'll see it before it's out and I have my review up on the channels one will be spoiler free One will be spoiler filled and for those of you have a who have already notated that I already have a very spoiler heavy video Waiting to debut in March that is going to be the video that unmask who the killer is what their motive is and All of the other things related to what I have known about this movie for quite some time And I will share that all in that upcoming video when it debuts later in the month of March So you guys can let me know are you excited about all these new tidbits?  Are you excited about this being the longest entry in the franchise? I mean Maybe you're excited about it right now Well, maybe the movie itself could maybe make you wish that it wasn't the longest entry because pacing could be a Issue with the movie too. Even though I know it's a rapid-paced movie That might be something that is very tiresome to some people especially if you're dealing with that for two hours It all depends on how they're handling this rapid pacing So we'll see how this all goes down You guys can let me know should think about all of this down the comment section below if you have an array Of course make sure you subscribe turn on post notifications that you never miss a video in the description I'll have links to my social media accounts. I'm on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course to let me know if there are any movies news or reviews you like me to cover in the future And with all that in mind guys, I will see you in the next video


So it's official, there has finally been a trade during the 2020 NBA trade deadline and it's a 14 trade so it's pretty big and of course when it's a 14 trade that means there are many parties involved and many players so this is the trade. The full trade details include the hogs receiving Clint Capella and Monet, the Rockets receiving Robert Covington, Jordan Bell and a second round pick, the Timbles receiving Malik Beasley, Jared Vanderbilt, Hernan Gomez, Evan Turner and Draftpix and the Denver Nuggets receive Jordan Bell, Shabazz Napier and a first round pick from Atlanta which is the Brooklyn Nets first round pick. It is a huge trade, there are so many things involved in this trade but at the end of the day the Houston Rockets do not receive a center and they're giving up one of their biggest pieces in Clint Capella who is a center. Now I know that people in the comment section will say something about Jordan Bell but Jordan Bell number one isn't a center he's a power forward and number two he's not the starting center for the Houston Rockets. I believe that this is going to be interesting to see what Houston does if they may make another move to get a starting center because honestly I don't know how Tyson Chandler and Jordan Bell can be your starting centers if you're a team looking to do well in this year's NBA playoffs. It's going to be tough having those two as your starting centers. Tyson Chandler literally averages 1.4 points and 2.6 rebounds in 8.8 minutes per game so he barely plays and Jordan Bell has never averaged over 5 points in any season and currently he averages 3 points and 3 rebounds in 8 minutes per game as well. Neither player is a starting center and they're barely bench players on a team. So firstly I want to know your winners and losers of this trade in the comment section down below. It's a pretty crazy trade it's like a 15 person trade which hasn't happened I don't think in the NBA so let me know down below what you think about the trade. If you enjoyed these videos I'd greatly appreciate if you guys could smash that like button for me it would be amazing if we could reach a thousand likes for the next video subscribe if you're new for NBA content every single week and hit that notification button so you never miss an upload it takes one second of your time and I would greatly appreciate it. With that said let's get on to the video. So firstly the Houston Rockets because they're the main team I believe in this situation. They're trading their starting center. Clint Capella has been a pretty decent player for the Houston Rockets over the last couple of years. Yes of course he's having a down year from his past year last year he was a 16 point per game player a guy who could get you 13 rebounds one and a half blocks per game shooting 64 percent from the field and he even shot 63 percent from the free throw line which was much better than what he'd previously been shooting. This year though he's averaging 14 points with 14 rebounds two blocks per game shooting 52 percent from the free throw line in 32 minutes per game. So overall Clint Capella was a solid player he wasn't Russell Westbrook or James Harden but he was a solid player for the Houston Rockets a guy that would be able to grab boards play defense and score when needed. I don't think that the Houston Rockets are done though I think they're going to make another move during this year's NBA trade deadline. I would have thought that Eric Gordon would be the perfect player that the Houston Rockets can trade away for a big man considering they have a lot of winged players such as Ben Macklemore Daniel House Austin Rivers Eric Gordon now they have Robert Covington and of course they have James Harden but obviously they cannot trade away Eric Gordon considering he signed an extension this summer which means he's unable to be traded for the six months and it hasn't passed six months since he signed his extension so one thing I think the Houston Rockets could do is possibly go and get Kenneth Fareed again like they did last year in free agency considering that Kenneth Fareed actually played pretty decent for them whilst they didn't have Clint Capella last season. I don't think the Houston Rockets are done with trades I think they could potentially make another trade during this year's NBA trade deadline to get another center I don't know who they're going to trade away but I do think a player that they could get could be somebody like Tristan Thompson. The Cavaliers won't ask for a lot and also he isn't too dissimilar from Clint Capella in the way that he plays defense, rebounds and doesn't really need to be a top option on the team plus he's had championship success and knows what it takes to win on the biggest stage. I will probably rather Clint Capella but now that you have Robert Covington it would make sense then you have a lineup of Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Robert Covington, PJ Tucker and Tristan Thompson which I believe is a better lineup than what they currently had. So it's going to be interesting to see if the Rockets make another move but currently if they don't and they stick with their very small lineup that's where it's going to be challenging for the Houston Rockets in my opinion. They need somebody because heading into the playoffs if they make it to the playoffs which you'd assume that the Houston Rockets will make it into the playoffs they're going to struggle against some pretty big and lengthy teams. All teams in the Western Conference have a very solid big man. The Lakers obviously have a really good big man in Anthony Davis and they're definitely a big team with Dwight Howell, Javale McGee and obviously they have the potential to get to Marcus Cousins back. The Clippers have Montrez Harrell, the Nuggets have Yoakic, the Jazz have Rudy Gobert, the Mavericks have Chris Upps for Zingers, the Thunder have Stephen Adams and if the Blazers or the Spurs make it they've got Nurkic and Whiteside and the Spurs have LaMarcus Aldridge. So I believe that the Houston Rockets will struggle if they make it to the playoffs simply because obviously Mike DeAntoni I know he loves to run the small ball but I don't know how you can match up against the Lakers or the Nuggets or the Jazz with somebody who's so lengthy and so big. Davis, Gobert, Yoakic. I just believe it's going to be tough if they don't go after another centre. Because even if they do want to run the small ball like let's say the Los Angeles Clippers the Clippers have Pat Baev, Lou Will, Paul George, Kawhi Leonard that is a small team but at least they have Montrez Harrell to back it up. The Houston Rockets currently could run a very similar line up but then at the centre position they don't have anybody like Harrell so they need to get somebody like that in my opinion. As for what Houston actually got they got Robert Cummington who I think is a very solid player for this team. He is like a Trevor Orisa type player when he played for the Houston Rockets and I think it's a great fit. Alongside Russell Westwood, alongside James Harden, PJ Tucker and whoever else they piece around him Robert Cummington is a great 3 and D guy. You know what he's going to bring each and every night he locks down defensively but he can also hit the open 3 which is exactly what the Houston Rockets need. As for Atlanta that's the team that got Clint Capella. I really like this. I think Atlanta really needed a guy like Clint Capella. They didn't want to run John Collins at centre. John Collins didn't want to run at centre and I think Trey Young, John Collins and Clint Capella it's a pretty nice trio to go into the future with obviously it's not a winning NBA championship trio but for a team just looking to make a playoff push with young pieces on that team Clint Capella is not any harm to this team. He will play his role each and every night. You know what he brings defensively. We've already talked about him and I think just alongside Trey Young who's emerging as one of the best point guards in the league, John Collins who could be a future All Star in this league. I really like it. The Atlanta Hawks were in need of a centre because they're one of the worst rebounding teams in the league and they definitely lacked a defensive presence and Clint Capella is the perfect guy. They were going after Andre Drummond, Stephen Adams and a whole bunch of other players. Clint Capella plays that role and now they could actually make a playoff push if they could string a few games together because they're really not too far behind. They are currently the worst team in the Eastern Conference at 13 wins but that is only halfway through this season and the Orlando Magic are currently the 8th seed at 22 wins so they're really not too far behind. Only nine games out of the 7th and 8th seed. They could potentially make the playoffs but even if they don't they're going to come back next season with an even better Cam Reddish and even better Deandre Hunter and they've still got an improved Trey Young, John Collins and now Clint Capella. It's going to be fun to watch the Atlanta Hawks in the future. As for the Denver Nuggets, they got rid of Malik Beasley and Hernan Gomez which I believe was a pretty big part of what the Denver Nuggets were about. Malik Beasley in my opinion is a very good player. I feel like he will be missed but at the same time he wasn't being utilised in Denver. He was playing 18 minutes per game and with the emergence of Michael Porter Jr you can see that he will probably not have a role in this Denver Nuggets team. He only averages 7.8 points on 39% and 36% from 3. Last season though he averaged 11 points and he did show a little bit more but this year at 23 years of age he just couldn't find his role on the Denver Nuggets with what they're building this season. He's going to be a great fit in Minnesota I reckon. I believe he'll have an emerging year in Minnesota. He'll be able to play there for a few years see how they fit around with Wiggins and Townsend. He could be somebody that could be utilised in Minnesota far more than he is used in Denver. As for Herna and Gomez I really like what he brought. A big man that can hit the 3. He isn't a big piece but I thought he was a guy that the Denver Nuggets could utilise but I guess not. They're going with Gerald Green and Gerald Green is somebody that has come off the bench in the past. He's like a JR Smith type player where if he comes off the bench you know what he brings. He has crazy athleticism, can hit the 3. He's a solid wing defender just because of how athletic he is and how quick he moves. I believe that Gerald Green will fit a lot better in the Denver Nuggets roster and he's a guy that can do multiple things on the court and give the Denver Nuggets a spark off the bench which they need alongside Michael Porter Jr. But as for Minnesota, a team that was going after DeAngelo Russell, now they have Malik Beasley, Herna and Gomez, Evan Turner and Atlanta's first round pick. I believe that's actually really good. I think that they can use these as assets for the future or they can keep them because the thing about Towns is he wants to win. The Minnesota Timbles were obviously looking to make a trade during this trade deadline. Towns was obviously like yeah, get me some help, we can't win a game. They wanted to get two first round picks in return for Covington but I think that Malik Beasley, Herna and Gomez and a first round pick could be utilized more for trade assets in the future. Because when you think about it, now that Robert Covington is off the team, the Golden State Warriors will most likely not make a trade with Minnesota right now and they probably will wait till the end of the season to trade DeAngelo Russell and that could happen during the draft. Considering that Minnesota now has a first round pick by the Nets, they do have Malik Beasley and Herna and Gomez who could be used as trade assets and they could be sold bench depth for the Golden State Warriors. Then the Minnesota Timbles throw in a guy like Andrew Wiggins. It's a lot of assets that they could use to get a guy like DeAngelo Russell and pair Kat with Russell. Obviously the Minnesota Timbles may have to throw in a future first round pick or two but that is a lot that I think the Golden State Warriors would consider rather than just Covington or Andrew Wiggins by themselves. So it's a pretty big four team trade. I want to know down below what you think about it. I really want to know your winners and losers of this trade. What do you think? I believe it's a pretty big loss for the Houston Rockets. It's going to be interesting to see who they can get to replace Clint Capella. I don't believe they won at all but I do believe Atlanta won this trade. They're going to have a nice young trio of John Collins, Trey Young and Clint Capella and in the end it's going to be interesting to see what happens after this trade deadline ends and which teams win and which teams lose. So with that said, if you enjoyed the video please hit that like button to support the channel. Subscribe if you're new if you enjoy NBA content every single week. Hit that notification button so you never miss an upload. It's been your boy, Nick Smith. I am out. Peace.