#Ontario

Mika McKinnon

mikamckinnon

Dear Canada,Our COVID Alert app is ready!!! https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/coronavirus-disease-covid-19/covid-alert.htmlIf we can get 50% of people using it, we’ll be able to contain pandemic community spread far

Amy Mason

ammason48

I don't normally speak using this kind of sweeping language, but I do want to encourage people to pay particular attention to the ways in which this crisis is revealing

Daniel Munro

dk_munro

Worth repeating."The pandemic is widening social and economic divisions that also make the virus deadlier, a self-reinforcing cycle that experts warn could have consequences for years to come." We are

Kama La Mackerel

KamaLaMackerel

the internet today was depressing AF. my heart is exhausted. What happened yesterday?1.0 Yesterday, the officer to beat Abdirahman Abdi, a Black Somali-Canadian, to death in Ottawa in 2016, was

Madeline Smith

meksmith

I'm following today's Alberta update on #COVID19. We're starting off with Premier Jason Kenney talking about modelling for the future of the disease in the province. Because Alberta is testing

Jason To

Jason_To

Here's my journey into the Ontario Ministry of Education's Mathematics Proficiency Test (well, at least the practice test at https://www.mathproficiencytest.ca ) that new grads need to pass in order to get

Joanna Frketich

jfrketich

This thread contains @TheSpec #COVID19 coverage for April 13Fourth death at downtown #HamOnt retirement home; HHS plans to use Sheraton to make space for #coronavirus surgehttps://www.thespec.com/news/hamilton-region/2020/04/13/fourth-death-at-downto

Lauren Pelley

LaurenPelley

NEW: Canada's vaccination roll-out started out sluggish but the efforts are starting to pay off. A @CBCNews analysis found #COVID19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths among the oldest Canadians are dropping

Patty Coates

Pattycoates

On this day each year we celebrate the gains unions/workers have made. The struggles of working people to have better working conditions, safer workplaces, decent wages and benefits. This year

Laura Shutiak

lshutiak

This morning’s Mother’s Day surprise was a mouse running across my toes in the bathroom. Five (!) cats in the house are no help at all, of course. But brunch

Greg “Big Ed” Meeker

yomeeks

This is your daily pension announcement: It only gets worse from here! This is...well making Alberta the laughing stock. Putting us on the map for all the wrong reasons. #ABLeg

Philippe Lagassé

PhilippeLagasse

A few thoughts here:A reader might get the impression that Johnson was well-suited for the GG role because he was a constitutional law scholar.I dont think that's the case. Johnson

Patrick Monaghan

drpmonaghan

Thread.I warned @ToddSmithPC last summer that they were poised to way under-spend.I said it to his face.He didn’t listen.They chose to leave families waiting, when they had the money just

Timothy Huyer

tim4hire

The list of things that the Alberta Government has done in response to #COVIDー19 is remarkably short. Almost all actions were taken by the Chief Medical Officer of Health, with

MétisDave

davidbabcock2

There seems to be an idea that adding three positions to combat Anti-Black Racism and other forms of racism @OSSTFD19 is going to cost teachers money. I'm not sure if

Tara Kiran

tara_kiran

Prioritizing vaccines for those in hot spots is the right move and arguably an easy decision.The hard part—implementation.How do we make sure that action matches intention and that those most