Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) case manager in Ontario typically earns between $92,000 and $96,000 per year, with an average base salary of $92,000. This includes base pay and additional benefits like bonuses, stock, commissions, or profit-sharing.
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If the WSIB workers are having anxiety and depression maybe they should apply for WSIB and they will get to see first hand how the injured worker is treated. And not to forget how they send you to your doctor for an assessment, only to go against your Doctors orders and they become your doctor and know better than the professional. Now to more wages 4% will make them all members of the Sunshine Club. Google what there wage is now.
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Nancy and family. I am so sorry to hear of Doug's passing. Doug was one of the nicest and easy going friends I ever new. I loaded Doug for years for his daily deliveries. Nothing was ever ready in the morning but Dougie always said "that's ok "
we will get it done. Even the store customers always complimented how nice our delivery driver was. Will miss you Doug.
Stewart Hamilton
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I feel bad for our American neighbour's, I was actually across the River today and they were very apologetic for what Trump is doing to us. They said there business is almost at a standstill now and financially hurting. They can't believe how one IDIOT can bully everyone and put the world in turmoil. Has Trump or Musk provided any proof of the mis spending that Doge is supposedly finding
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Our Mayor was sleeping on the job, now it's an easy fix. Load up all the homeless and junkies and distribute them in the 8 or 9 cities that received the funding. Did no one notice when Toronto started closing homeless shelters that large vans were dropping homeless people at various Tim Hortons locations in the Soo, oh and by the way the van was blue
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Most of the downtown thieves carry there own bolt cutters, another waste of tax payer dollars! what next a garage to lock a car in, c'mon city hall give your heads a shake
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Ivana, Donny and family, we are so saddened to hear of the loss of Randy. You were right when you said "he was always there to help when needed". We will cherish his friendship forever Alway's in our hearts.
Stewart and Marissa Hamilton
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Let's all send it to City Hall to pay for the YMCA
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I counted six drivers on there cell phones texting in a 2.6Km drive to work today. Also take calculators away in school also, so these kids can learn to count,. Very frustrating when you hand them $5.35 for a purchase of $2.35 so you van get $3.00 Back and they cannot figure out what you gave them and they are lost at the cash register.
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Don't raise the price of Electricity "TURN IT OFF" NOW.. turn 3 or 4 States against there cycotic so called President
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