u/kingftheeyesores

I'm having issues with my boss being hostile (legitimately hostile) towards me because I'm on modified duty. There is an active investigation now and I have a meeting with HR tomorrow but tomorrow is our day off for canada day. We're technically contractors at a company that does 4th of July instead (tax stuff is taken care of) so we have the Friday off for the holiday, but other locations in our company doesn't.

In addition to this I work evenings and midnights, so I'm pretty much never going to get an HR meeting during my work hours. It feels unfair that I have to spend part of a "holiday" in a work related meeting.

I have a consultation with a lawyer before the HR meeting, but I wanted to see if this is even a reasonable thing to ask for.

Windsor Essex area if it matters. I am an hourly employee.

There is a Burmese restaurant where I used to live that had Khao Sweih Kyaw on the menu. It was my absolute favourite but I can't find anything about it online.

It lists the ingredients:

Chi, wheat noodle, onion, carrot, egg, cabbage

I miss it and want to try and make it but I can't find a recipe. I live 20 hours away now.

Thank you anyone that tries to help!

I have a small colony of cats in my backyard, I've been trying to catch the two adult females for a while but they won't go into a trap they have to crawl in.

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Last night I found one of their litters of kittens and they were severely underweight and one was practically blind from eye infections so I trapped them and took them to the humane society. They're only 4-5 weeks old so I'd like to trap their mother and have her stay with them.

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I don't really have the money to buy a drop trap so I was hoping someone knows someone that will let me rent or borrow or a cat rescue that does trapping.

I love salmon, wanted to start doing sushi bowls or something but it's so expensive. I'm a little nervous to try canned salmon because someone once said it's not comparable at all to frozen salmon.

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I mean I guess I could get a can to try and give it to the outside cats if I don't like it but I was wondering if anyone had any insight.

There's black mold in our bathroom ceiling from a leak in May. I informed the landlord may 21st but he hasn't done anything. I have some kind of hearing with the landlord tenant board in July, but we want it fixed sooner since my roommates boyfriend was hospitalized in the past for black mold exposure.

Google says to call 311 for an inspection by the city but it's not really clear what that does. Also our unit is a little less than legal right now, which is what the hearing is about, getting repairs done so it's not a hazard.

I am emailing my lawyer to see if it's a good idea to call 311 about it, she's aware of the mold, but she won't be answering until Monday and 311 isn't open on weekends.

Landlord is also now living in the unit and has seen the mold in person. We think he tried to wipe it off.

All the legal stuff is being handled by a lawyer, I don't need legal advice, and it probably won't apply to where I live anyways. I also can't afford to move.

I'm renting a room in a 4 bedroom basement "apartment". It's rented by the room so any other room is on a separate lease and the shared spaces are just shared. Our landlord was living upstairs but had to move out of the country for a year for work, and is now back and staying in one of the rooms that was empty before eventually moving to a bigger city.

I have filed a landlord tenant board complaint against him for multiple safety and maintenance problems. The other day he talked to me and said if I go through with it he will file for eviction. I'm not worried because it's not going to be possible for him to evict me and I've I formed my lawyer so it will be brought up at the hearing in July, but I'm no longer comfortable using the shared space other than cooking and doing dishes.

The thing is I bought a bigger garbage can for the kitchen, I was buying the paper towels and garbage bags. If I take all this into my room and put back the garbage can he put in originally for 4 people it's like a 4L garbage can that can't fit much. Generally I've been handling the general maintenance of the kitchen and that will stop if I move everything into my room. They also sometimes use my pots and stuff cause I'm the only one that really has any. But also several of my forks have gone missing since the landlord moved in, but that genuinely might be the other roommate. Jokes on him those were cat food forks.

I do like the one roommate though I feel kind of bad that this is screwing her over, but I also know she can afford to buy her own stuff like paper towels and garbage bags because she doordashes food multiple times a week. But also we needed such a big garbage can because she only recycles boxes, so she's putting about 3 times the amount of garbage in there compared to me.

My food in the fridge would stay there and I'm on the fence about moving my dry food. My keurig would be moved onto my desk. I also plan on keeping my dish sponge and dish soap in my room because the landlord has been using mine.

I'm already in the process of rearranging my room for this, but am I the asshole for doing it?

Edit: the lawyer is doing this for free, it costs me nothing to fight him and I'll be getting rent abatement for maintenance I had to do when he refused. If I move it'll cost me money that I won't get back.