Ontario intends to phase out telephone line fax machines from the public service by the end of 2021. https://t.co/luifaKcYQn
— CBC Toronto (@CBCToronto) March 19, 2021
Happy birthday to the two dollar coin! The debut of the "toonie" was… strange. No one could agree on what to call it and some found theirs falling apart. But that fateful day exactly 25 years ago changed Canadian vending machines and cash tils forever… | @cbc_archives pic.twitter.com/9miXx9khoB
— CBC (@CBC) February 19, 2021
Wayward polar bears are humanely captured, examined and released to keep residents — and the bears — in Churchill, Manitoba safe.
'Arctic Vets' premieres Friday, February 26 at 8:30 p.m. on
CBC and @cbcgem. | @cbcdocspic.twitter.com/L1SpxVk4D7— CBC (@CBC) February 22, 2021
.@GurdeepPandher is showing us it’s never too cold for joy…by Bhangra dancing on a frozen lake! | @CBCArtspic.twitter.com/Q64hZPcBOk
— CBC (@CBC) February 27, 2021
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On the anniversary of the first lockdowns, data shows how COVID-19 has shaped our lives. | @CBCNewshttps://t.co/M41No5kPPj
— CBC (@CBC) March 11, 2021
“My love story, I would say it was rather unique.” | @CBCTheNationalpic.twitter.com/Uyux84pkrI
— CBC (@CBC) February 15, 2021
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and public health officials update Canadians on the latest measures the federal government is taking to slow the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/WAlLi5iIVp https://t.co/QU2uSPoAX4
— CBC News (@CBCNews) April 9, 2021
Siberia's Lake Baikal attracts millions of tourists, but at what cost? | Reporting by Chris Brown pic.twitter.com/b984wbNm4n
— CBC News: The National (@CBCTheNational) April 10, 2021
Today's the day. Stream the 2021 @TheJunoAwards Nominee Announcement right here at 11 a.m. ET. #JUNOS https://t.co/jb5PEa5irF
— CBC Music (@CBCMusic) March 9, 2021
U.S. President Joe Biden says it’s time to shift tax burden from individuals to corporations https://t.co/1PvhqUyZ0S
— Report on Business (@globebusiness) April 9, 2021
The best air fryers in Canada for 2021 https://t.co/qkCfxXaDDh
— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) April 9, 2021
Inflation's coming: Consumers to pay dearly for supply chain snarls https://t.co/EacAzSDreD
— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) April 10, 2021
John Ivison: Canada reluctant to side with Taiwan as Chinese aggression escalates https://t.co/ltjSVF5xFG
— National Post (@nationalpost) April 10, 2021
‘Pretty scary scenarios’ as COVID-hit ICUs to begin measures including forced transfers, training doctors to be critical-care nurses https://t.co/lWwZZdq6sP
— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) April 10, 2021
CoronaVac? BBIBP-CorV? Sputnik? Meet the world’s three other COVID-19 vaccines https://t.co/QZclVesFhW
— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) April 10, 2021
The province offered 5,000 vaccines to reopen shuttered Amazon warehouse. Here’s why Peel’s medical officer declined. https://t.co/VloBCsCKek
— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) April 10, 2021
#Opinion: Are you sure you want to buy a house in Toronto? Really? Maybe you haven’t thought this through. Columnist @HeatherMallick on the pain of home buying: https://t.co/VQ5vVFnp8y
— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) April 10, 2021
Northern Ireland's Loyalist Communities Council says: we are seeking an end to all violence https://t.co/SsdpnrbIoG
— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) April 9, 2021
Who have provinces pegged to receive COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks? https://t.co/kH3bzk1Q4b
— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) April 9, 2021
The world’s wealthiest countries are getting vaccinated 25 times faster than the rest of the world https://t.co/7kum0gsfPL
— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) April 9, 2021
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney pledges support for federal Liberals https://t.co/EK05sUVMOW
— Toronto Sun (@TheTorontoSun) April 10, 2021
Pfizer, BioNTech seek U.S. emergency nod to use vaccine on adolescents https://t.co/mPw4EGHReM
— Toronto Sun (@TheTorontoSun) April 10, 2021
Doctor who performed George Floyd autopsy stands by homicide conclusion https://t.co/DxAvo8E1KZ
— Toronto Sun (@TheTorontoSun) April 9, 2021
J&J COVID-19 vaccine under EU review over blood clots, AstraZeneca probe grows https://t.co/0TbOeNl1JH pic.twitter.com/MVXjHuuT4H
— Toronto Sun (@TheTorontoSun) April 9, 2021
Canada vows to be next country to go after Facebook to pay for news https://t.co/Y5W8oJbQXB pic.twitter.com/Emxrk94Wym
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 19, 2021
Canada attempts to address 'shameful' racial disparity in criminal justice system https://t.co/LbCZlKoDq3 pic.twitter.com/zoCgAMNcmW
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 18, 2021
"Temporary prohibitions to cruise vessels and pleasure craft are essential to continue to protect the most vulnerable among our communities and avoid overwhelming our health care systems," said Transport Minister @OmarAlghabra. #Arctic #tourism #Covid_19 https://t.co/S2nsmn0gk5
— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) February 4, 2021
Novavax reported last week that it found its vaccine candidate to be 89 per cent effective in its Phase 3 clinical trials in the U.K., and 60 per cent effective in South Africa, where most infections are from a different variant of the coronavirus. https://t.co/XeDRsC9Tt1
— iPolitics (@ipoliticsca) February 3, 2021
Important op-ed in yesterday's @GlobeBusiness by our friends @JockFinlayson and David Williams at @BizCouncilBC. As we note in our own report #PoweringAStrongRecovery, we need all 'hands on deck’ to fix Canada's underperformance on productivity. #cdnecon https://t.co/Gm4suYL6Aj
— Business Council of Canada (@BizCouncilofCan) February 2, 2021
Now that Biden is in office, what are the challenges and opportunities his presidency presents to Canada?
Listen to this episode of #TheGlobalExchange, where Colin Robertson explores this question with @paraguarosada @luizachsavage and Laurie Trautman!https://t.co/WdXujpI0Qs pic.twitter.com/xcm255sFZx
— Canadian Global Affairs Institute (@CAGlobalAffairs) February 1, 2021
ICYMI: After 9 months of study & deliberations, the Canadian Commission on Democratic Expression has developed policy options to reduce online harms and further democratic expression on the internet ⬇️ #PPFDemEx pic.twitter.com/QGNuKc0NqA
— Public Policy Forum (@ppforumca) January 28, 2021
Saskatchewan 3rd most attractive jurisdiction worldwide for mining investment, Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador also in global top 10.
To learn more, visit https://t.co/eM7uBvJeip pic.twitter.com/nUdXi7eyRI
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) February 23, 2021
Combined federal and provincial debt in Canada has doubled from $1.0 trillion in 2007/08 to a projected $2.0 trillion this year. https://t.co/eAF8xs5wSv#cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/nPdG0QNVQ3
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) February 2, 2021
Cellular services have seen a 25 percent price drop over the past five years, a decline that aligns with Ottawa’s promised wireless rate cut: https://t.co/CcWmfxWJb8 #cdnpoli #telecoms pic.twitter.com/hUJjEDwHYs
— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) March 24, 2021
Economists outline causes and cures for Newfoundland and Labrador’s fiscal woes in our latest #research: https://t.co/UhYuqUnP47 #nlecon #nlpoli pic.twitter.com/B5a1PSIWii
— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) February 2, 2021
“The future of U.S. influence…everywhere…depends a great deal on what the United States says it will do and whether it follows through with consistent actions.”
Coincidentally I wrote on similar themes @MLInstitute: https://t.co/SZvWn5hu68 https://t.co/zzwRenfxE2
— Balkan Devlen (@BalkanDevlen) January 31, 2021
Canada's Strategic Move: Stepping up in the Indo-Pacific https://t.co/zP0MOMHga9
— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) March 23, 2021
#DYK? Only 7% of Canadians hold at least moderately positive views toward China, whereas 73% of Canadians have a negative view. #cdnpoli #cdnfp
Read more about Canadians' views on foreign affairs: https://t.co/sEL6xXvjd4
— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) February 2, 2021
Read @FONCanada Co-Director @michaelgsmart's article in @macleans on how taxing capital gains is superior to a wealth tax when it comes to boosting fairness, productivity and government revenue https://t.co/j0bsPncAeb
— Finances of the Nation (@FONCanada) January 20, 2021
https://twitter.com/AnitaOakville/status/1352437283228626944
I wrote a blog post for #IFP at @UofT_dlsph on novel sars-2 variants. It leans very heavily on the work of @BillHanage and @yaneerbaryam, and materials from @Scarsini2e . You can read it here: https://t.co/btFZFLpTpD
— David Fisman (@DFisman) January 18, 2021
Op-ed by @PeejLoewen and other @MediaEcosystem members about their recent report on vaccine hesitancy: "a vaccine offers an eventual way past the pandemic… but we have a limited supply, and many Canadians are unsure about taking or unwilling to take it"https://t.co/bW4FSSN9jD
— Public Policy at Munk School (@PubPolicy_Munk) January 5, 2021
This new @ontario360 paper lays out a post-pandemic growth strategy for Canada. https://t.co/tnAGRBmNsB
— Munk School (@munkschool) January 26, 2021
“The time has come to work out how to actually reopen the sectors that have been closed" @joshgans via @nytimes https://t.co/qvYSOjl9CX @cdlscreening @creativedlab
— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) January 30, 2021
Are plant-based meats sustainable? Marc Fawcett-Atkinson (@FawcettAtkinson), Green College Society Member and writer for @NatObserver asks here: https://t.co/4PV1AEOeUf…… pic.twitter.com/52t2EjOFse
— Green College (@GreenCollegeUBC) December 4, 2020
@SFUHistory Professor Mary-Ellen Kelm is quoted in this fascinating article in @TriCityNews on the impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu in Port Coquitlam, BC. Lots of similarities (and some very stark differences) to today's COVID-19 pandemic. @SFUFASS https://t.co/XHMnztVYtD
— SFU History (@SFUHistory) April 21, 2020
BREAKING: January 29th Designated as a National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia pic.twitter.com/zWEiYZHhUU
— NCCM (@nccm) January 28, 2021
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Now Available: Aftermath! Federal Carbon Pricing and the Decision of the Supreme Court of Canada with Profs @ericadams99 @andrew_leach @Darcy13Lindberg, Noura Karazivan, & @jocelynstacey. Watch the recording: https://t.co/zlhCDYyFwl #conlaw #constitutionallaw #cdnpoli #GHG
— Centre for Constitutional Studies (@CentreConstStud) April 8, 2021
On the @McGillCHRLP Blog today, Alexander Agnello & Matthew Palynchuk emphasize the importance of broadening the scope of #democracy to include other spheres, including the family unit and the workplace. https://t.co/SqPlpNw5ti @mattchuk04 #ParticipativeDemocracy pic.twitter.com/98uAXFsIpK
— McGill Law (@LawMcGill) April 8, 2021
“Glitchy screens, ‘cat lawyers’ and hot mics: The perils of Zoom courts” Co-authored by @westernuLaw Julie Lee, students Denise Eades & Stephen Troyer and Jacquelyn Burkell of @westernuFIMS https://t.co/ocDFXbvx2v via @ConversationCA
— Western Law (@westernuLaw) April 9, 2021
In our latest Climate Blog post, @WindsorLaw @CityClimateAct student Klaudia Grabkowska writes that now is the time for action on cycling infrastructure in Windsor. https://t.co/r6HmGuzBP8
— Windsor Law Cities & Climate Action (CCAF) (@CityClimateAct) March 30, 2021
#WindsorLaw Professor @richard__moon comments on Ottawa's response to how media in Canada has been financed, regulated, and policed in the past. Story via @CTVNews https://t.co/X3WPQwtsQf
— Windsor Law (@WindsorLaw) March 30, 2021
Today, Harvard Law School announced the appointment of @SCC_eng Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella (@uoftalumni) as the Pisar Visiting Professor of Law effective July 1, 2022.
She is the first Canadian jurist to be appointed to a Chair @Harvard_Law.https://t.co/4rjVBmdJ5h
— U of T Law (@UTLaw) April 7, 2021
The awe you feel at a beautiful sunset or a piece of music can help lift your mood & strengthen your mental health, says @UTM researcher Jennifer Stellar. #UofT https://t.co/hVnZ1tE5Gg
— U of T News (@UofTNews) April 5, 2021
Archeologists have thought dogs were used for thousands of years to pull loads, but PhD student Katherine Latham suggests the assumptions surrounding the prevalence of that practice are flawed. @UofA_Arts @UofA_Anthro #gradlife #UAlberta https://t.co/AkNmJm9IbY
— Graduate Studies (@UAlbertaFGSR) June 11, 2019
https://twitter.com/Forests_MDPI/status/1131727933310062592
Our new paper with Emilie Bassi and @EllenGoddard1 on #animal #care practices in #cattle and #dairy industries in #Alberta @UAlbertaREES #ualberta #animalwelfare https://t.co/V8HdvkhfIc
— John Parkins (@jrparkins) May 29, 2019
Can #AI help doctors better focus on treating eye diseases like #macular degeneration? https://t.co/RCDTQxORUa #NeurIPS2018
— uMontreal News (@uMontreal_news) December 3, 2018
Accessible seating designed by Carleton University’s Industrial Design students has been installed at the @SciTechMuseum. The seating area was installed in order to make the museum experience more approachable for all visitors. https://t.co/BhMaXl7RgB pic.twitter.com/W3QHVLfHW2
— Carleton University (@Carleton_U) June 4, 2019
Christopher Psutka’s interest in Japan goes back to his McMaster days.
Shortly after graduating he moved to Japan, where he polished his language skills and found work as an R&D and design engineer.
Spotlight >>> https://t.co/FwwHqv7O6D#FireballFamily pic.twitter.com/PvJqi021A1
— McMaster Engineering Alumni (@MacEngAlumni) June 3, 2019
'Haida Manga' creator and award-winning artist and author Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas will speak at NIC’s Comox Valley campus on March 29. Don't miss this event, a collaboration between NIC’s Write Here Readers Series and Artist Talk Series.
Details: https://t.co/j8wMys6lQu
— North Island College (@NIC_first) March 25, 2019
Half the country's chinook salmon populations are endangered and most of the rest are in decline, according to a science committee that monitors the health of wildlife populations. https://t.co/arBk8IsQaO
— CTV News Vancouver (@CTVVancouver) December 4, 2018
The Chinook salmon report was the longest in our 41-year history. 13 of 16 population groups assessed from southern BC are at risk. https://t.co/X9yKBkQ7E0
Photo by Stuart Clarke. @cathmckenna @JonathanWNV @DFO_Science @FishOceansCAN @PSF pic.twitter.com/mVzQ2Efduq— COSEWIC_COSEPAC (@cosewic) December 3, 2018
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