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CBC British Columbia

cbcnewsbc

LIVE: B.C. health officials provide COVID-19 update for April 12, 2021 #covid19 #covid19bc https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1dRKZNgbpMVKB NEW: B.C. has recorded 3,289 new COVID-19 cases over a three-day period. Fri-Sat = 1,283Sat-Sun =

BBN

BigBiteNow

1/15ODX confirmation of Mologic test final numbers,"sensitivity of 98.4% on samples with a cycle threshold (Ct) of < 20 (85% overall sensitivity on samples with Ct values ranging from 9.8

JUSTICE 4 BELLY

findingmalo

I was listening to a podcast and they linked integrity to time-management and reliability. It's so interesting because whilst I feel strongly that I do have integrity, I've never once

Deepish Thinker

DeepishThinker

Thoughts about what the world will look like #aftercorona #AfterIsolation #afterthequarantine #aftercovid.In no particular order. Mostly speculative.1/probably a lot. We've been living with COVID19 for a little over 3 months.

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/5Thanks to FT for publishing my most recent piece. The point I try to make in this article is that for China to double GDP by 2035 requires that at

Sebastián Martínez Valdivia

sebastiansings

The reason there are this many college towns is because this is a per capita ranking. You add tens of thousands of young people into mid-sized or small towns, and

Posh Potato🌚 | Social Media Manager/Copywriter

nyannoire

I don't tweet much about my true passion (education equity) much but Americans let me tell you. You think the persons who sat down and decided that education would be

ColinPClarke

ColinPClarke

No surprise that terrorists/criminals stepping up provision of services during #COVID19 pandemic. We toss around the term ungoverned spaces but no area is truly ungoverned. It might be alternatively governed

Sarah T. Roberts

ubiquity75

Despite many public assurances to the contrary, my anecdotal survey of academic friends and colleagues suggest to me that performance expectations are very much business as usual — with the

David Paton

cricketwyvern

Whether or not you think local lockdowns work (& the evidence so far is ... not great), given the huge costs they impose, they should only be considered when there

PoliMath

politicalmath

this is incredibly annoying b/c by mid march we almost certainly had a million casesthe case count is not a representation of reality but a complicated confluence of case surges

Naomi Greckol-Herlich

naomibgh

THREADThere is an avalanche of hard things going on right now re COVID, #UnsafeSeptemberON and #childcare in #Ontario, but, I want to alert @PaulaFletcherTO, @kristynwongtam, @m_layton and @Peter_Tabuns to a

Amit Patel

AmitBhupsPatel

I’m seeing a lot of people on the TL panic about the UK recession. There’s various things to consider and economists were definitely anticipating it. Please don’t buy the scaremongering

Elizabeth U. Cascio

eucascio

@danilaserra_eco and @elirakuka have created an amazing program. I’ve seen lots of praise for it in my feed. I’ve also seen griping that the efforts of these two women –

stuart mcdonald

ActuaryByDay

There’s been a bit of an unpleasant and inaccurate narrative over recent days that the majority of COVID-19 deaths were people who were “at death’s door” in any case. That

Sam Connor

criprights

Some people are asking why independent #NDIS assessors are a bad thing.This decision will kill women like me.In order to understand this, you need to look hard at what govt