#Canada

Denise

DeniseInCanada

Did you know that we always have a "SECOND WAVE" of deaths in Canada that starts every single October? Yup.On average, 720-750 people die every day in Canada. In Oct.,

Harsha Walia

HarshaWalia

(thread)People's History of #CanadaDay .July 1, 1867 - Dominion establishes Canada within British Empire, legalizing colonial occupation over Indigenous lands & nations.July 1, 1909 - Canada claims sovereignty over entire

Janyce McGregor

janycemcgregor

The European Commission has just released details of its new transparency mechanism for COVID-19 vaccines. More on the new regs here:https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_21_307 "This measure is targeted, proportiona

Joanna Chiu

joannachiu

It took me all year to try to understand what’s happening in India with the ramping human rights violations and rising influence of Hindu nationalism. I interviewed dozens of experts.

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

CBS NEWS: "Beyond Buffalo and Dunedin, the Blue Jays could seek to play games nearby in Rochester, New York (Twins' Triple-A affiliate) or Manchester, New Hampshire (Blue Jays' Double-A affiliate).

Nonsoh

ezenonso03

On the Canada travel matter...It's sad that many people think they'll need a perfect IELTS score to move to Canada. This makes them re-write the exam over and over, meanwhile

Shawn Wenzel

shawnwenzel

While we are talking about abortion law in Jamaica it's worth looking at what happened in Canada: Parliament never passed a law legalizing abortion, and yet abortion is completely legal

Daniel Brown

DanielBrownLaw

Earlier this week, @StatCan_eng released their report on adult and youth correctional services in Canada in 2018/2019. Shockingly, Ontario leads all of Canada in the incarceration of presumed innocent people

Donald Welsh

DonaldWelsh16

A colleague recommended reading this House of Common's transcript on C19 from mid May 2020. The first three presenters are particularly telling as to the current debacle and our failing

Dan Rohde

DanEricRohde

Constitutional history is strange: in the US, UI is deemed constitutional due to its compromise btwn federal $$ with state admin; in Canada, federally financed and administered UI is deemed

Stephen Punwasi

StephenPunwasi

Canada is spending $1 trillion to stimulate the economy, aka corporate handouts.To put this in context, it would cost $60 billion to provide 6 month of basic income. Canada's economy

Amir Attaran

profamirattaran

BC should do this—as Atlantic Canada has—and it is fully legal. I will explain why in this thread.https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/british-columbia/article-bc-is-seeking-legal-advice-on-limiting-interprovincial-travel-horgan/ Firs

Julie S. Lalonde

JulieSLalonde

Fascinating to watch the Julie Payette discourse go on in a city where ANOTHER report found that a city councillor has been actively sexually harassing women for yeaaaaaaars and that

Andrew Leach

andrew_leach

If you started this trajectory now, you're talking about 12+% domestic emissions reductions per year, while also making imports more expensive. We need more stringent policies, not impossible promises and

Brian Fraser

brianpfraser

Masai Ujiri has been very, very good to me. What an incredible human. #MasaiForever https://twitter.com/gordonstrat/status/1296760971894099970 So, back in June, I was on a short break from the hospital, resting at

Janyce McGregor

janycemcgregor

While Trump was taking these actions, Canada was strongly advocating for "rules-based trade"... and those rules say a country only takes these kind of retaliatory actions proportionately, in an emergency

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