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Premier Doug Ford’s joke about sending patients waiting for an MRI or a CT scan to a newly opened animal hospital is garnering criticism from opposition MPPs at Queen’s Park. Ford made the comment Tuesday, at the grand opening of the King Animal Hospital in King City, Ont., a private veterinary facility."By the looks of it, we know where we can send the overflow patients now for MRIs and CT scans and everything else, so keep an extra room for some other patients," Ford said. The flippant joke did not land with Ford's opposition, however. "The fact that Doug Ford was able to make that joke yesterday revealed a lot. It showed the dire state of Ontario's healthcare system is a laughing matter to him," Dr. Adil Shamji, MPP for Don Valley East and Ontario Liberal Critic for Health, said in a news release. "Nearly 10,000 Ontarians died while waiting for MRIs and CT scans last year alone, and the Premier of Ontario just joked that the hundreds of thousands of patients still waiting should line up like animals at a veterinary clinic."

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A poll of 2,000 U.S. reality TV fans split evenly by generation looked at America’s obsession with reality TV and took a deep dive into the greatest shows of all time

Most Americans view sports betting as an acceptable form of entertainment and increasingly see the gambling industry as responsible, according to a newly released survey commissioned by the American Gaming Association. According to a release, the survey conducted by Kantar polled a “nationally representative sample” of 2,000 registered voters aged 21 and older between July 31-Aug. 9. Seventy-five percent said that the industry “behaves responsibly in the communities where it operates,” with 90% now accepting it as a mainstream form of entertainment. Another 75% said they support legal sports betting in the state where they reside.

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