Again today... traffic chaos, and two lanes closed westbound. One due to OPP stopped in the right lane instead of the shoulder to give out a ticket.
Eastbound backed up past Bayshore.
No sign of any work progress for LRT signage in the median. No construction workers anywhere in sight.
I recently went through the process of purchasing a new RAV4 Limited here in Canada. The last time I bought a vehicle was back in 2014, and I was surprised by how much the dealership experience has shifted since then. I wanted to share a few factual observations for anyone else currently in the market or waiting on an order.
Overall, while the lack of room to negotiate is a byproduct of the current market, the lack of traditional dealership games made for a relatively polite and transparent transaction. Hopefully, this breakdown is helpful to anyone looking to buy in the near future!
I have Internet alerts configured, always, for all admins. The site manager knows there was an outage. The alerts show no triggered alarms though. As far as I can tell everything is configured but I never get alerts for the outages. Other alarms are sent and received.
This is horse shit. 2.5 months to install a sign. It should be mandatory that the work continues 24/7 whenever a lane is closed and get it done as quickly as possible. A concept that is absolutely incomprehensible to construction companies, the City and the Province.
This is an update to the original recall in 2012
"On some vehicles, if the rear wheel alignment toe adjustment locking nuts are improperly tightened when an alignment is performed in the field, backlash may develop in the threaded portion of the suspension arm (shaft and turnbuckle), followed by the formation of rust. If this occurs, threads may wear, causing the arm to separate which could result in loss of vehicle control. Correction: Dealers will inspect the arms and verify the tightening torque of the lock nuts, or replace the arms, as necessary."
Model years affected: 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Does anyone know the correct fit kit for the Thule Evo Flush Rail system? Gemini thinks it may be kit 6026 but I have not been able to verify that.
We are pleased to share that a new primary care provider will soon be joining the ByWard Family Health Team.
As a result, we will be opening a limited number of new patient spots with a primary care provider.
Care at ByWard Family Health Team is delivered through an interdisciplinary, team-based model, including physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals working together to support your care.
You are welcome to share this opportunity with family members, friends, or others in your network who may be looking for a primary care provider. If you know someone who may be interested, please feel free to forward this email so they can apply.
Eligibility Criteria
To be considered, individuals must:
How to Apply
Step 1: Register with Health Care Connect
All individuals must be registered with Health Care Connect. If you are not registered, you may:
Step 2: Complete the BWFHT PCP Request Form
Once registered with Health Care Connect, complete the ByWard Family Health Team Primary Care Provider Request Form. (If the link is no longer active, we have closed registration)
Step 3: Complete New Patient Onboarding Paperwork
Once your request is processed, you will receive an email with next steps, including:
Please note: Individuals will only be considered fully registered and eligible for assignment once all three steps have been completed. Once registered, you will receive confirmation of your assigned primary care provider.
Important Information
Thank you for helping us connect more patients to primary care.
Warm regards,
ByWard Family Health Team
Ordered a red 2026 Limited in March. I was told at the time to expect end of year and that I might end up with a 2027 model.
I got a call today that someone cancelled their order and I will get it end of May.
So one cancellation, for a specific colour, moves me up 6-8 months? Inventory must be really tight.
