#Canada

Kashif Pirzada, MD

KashPrime

Workplaces across North America are opening up, I have serious concerns that by not requiring masks in indoor workplaces we are going to see a huge resurgence in a few

Steven Murphy

DrStevenMurphy

THREAD: The challenges emanating from the #COVID19 pandemic have driven unprecedented levels of collaboration amongst universities, gov and industry. Together, we’re pushing harder than ever to support our communities.https://nationalpost.com/opinion

C Pita

CPita3

Looks like a good time for another addition of... say it with me folks... "IT'SNOTJUSTSEMANTICS!" 1\https://twitter.com/Mikeggibbs/status/1391378214073815041?s=20 In the last week, @CDCgov and @WHO have finally updated their

googie⁷ my ghalya

googiewin

those are the places I will take ghalya one day Hallstatt, Austria Las Coloradas, Mexico Banff national park, Canada Jaipur, India Provence, France Pailón del Diablo, Ecuador White sand, New

Rachel Notley

RachelNotley

Albertans waited 12 days.In that time, 94 Albertans died.And more than 13,000 Albertans got sick with COVID-19. 1/17 #ableg #abhealth Albertans waited 12 whole days expecting to see strong action,

Stephanie

gritshappen

I spent 2 summers in a small village in Malawi (one of the poorest countries in the world) During my time there, I became close with a few of the

Rosemary: is the R in VAR!

RMAjayi

I want to do a thread of Biden-Harris congratulatory Tweets from world leaders (for archival purposes) but President @MBuhari of Nigeria is yet to Tweet and I don't want to

Julie Rose

juliekrose

Feeling crappy? Trapped? Here's some ways you can volunteer online, from wherever you're sheltering.1/ "Translators Without Borders is working hard to ensure that everyone has access to accurate health information,

Hisham Zerriffi

hishamzerriffi

My brother wrote this piece called "Anti-Racism at the Borderlands of Whiteness"I really urge you to read it. It's a view on what whites need to do on anti-racism and

Paul Boothe

pmboothe

People sometimes send me questions about gov’t debt - do we need to worry about it if we “never pay it back” and “interest rates are really low”. This is

Laura Tamblyn Watts

ltamblynwatts

Thread - Fixing #longtermcare in Canada has become an urgent issue. While governmental ##commissions, enquiries & ombudsman reviews are starting up soon, it is important to remember that we do

Kim Bhasin

KimBhasin

We need to talk about how bad things are getting for retailers. Bankruptcies are ripping through American malls and there's no end in sight. (cont.)https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-03/bankruptcies-rip-through-u-s-mall-ten

David Tarrant

davidptarrant

As if there wasn’t enough bad news out there, this story from @robantle and @CochraneCBC is one of the more depressing things I’ve readIt is also utterly unsurprising to anybody

Scott Newman

ScottNewmanWpg

Manitoba's Police Board Regulation sets out requirements for Board members. Section 2(3) of the reg says you must consent to inquiries... into your background, including the child abuse registry, whether

Jordanna Kwok

jordeewok

Hard to think about SpaceX, WWDC, or anything else right now with all the hurt that Black people are feeling and worries for their well being. Spending my energy instead

Jed

Jedidiah412

12 of the 15 NHL experts polled said the Pens would miss the playoffshttps://twitter.com/NHLdotcom/status/1348630744613220353 Sportsnet Canada experts predicted which team would win the division: 14 ESPN experts pick