I can see the merit in turning some emergency rooms into urgent care though. A lot of emergency visits can be handled by urgent care and perhaps it helps bolster emergency room resources at the remaining locations. I don't think there is a healthcare worker anywhere who doesn't feel stressed or overworked.
Is a lot of the anguish about healthcare the closing of emergency rooms at some hospitals and consolidating them at the bigger centers? Help me understand as someone who hasn't followed it super closely.
I would suggest rewatching the game against BC. An uncharacteristic kick return td and some iffy pass interference penalties made it seem closer than it really was.
Harris had some big moments in Ottawa too. To me he is the same guy. Montreal and BC aren't the strongest competition to start the season. Bombers handled BC easily while playing a sloppy game, Edmonton will be good but they aren't juggernauts yet.
You just know that some suit had the bright idea that they need to be more entertaining in the booth to draw people's interest. That **** annoys the hell out of me. The game is the entertainment, the talking heads are there only to supplement and compliment that. Who ever decided commentators were the stars of the show has made sports really hard to watch.
Noeller has always had this weird obsession with hat etiquette... I remember when a bomber player one time tweeted about how awful it was to wear a hat to the gym and poor Noeller had an existential crisis.
So yeah Randle was rough, but suitor was correct that the touchdown before halftime wasn't on him. The deep guy cheated hard inside and left Randle all alone when he clearly thought he would have help over the top.