New blog by #cdnchildcare economist Gordon Cleveland aims at "clearing the fog" by analyzing and understanding child care data. (Too much misinformation is floating around...) https://t.co/4Xd3VaD4TA
@SaraMojtehedz@TorontoStar Congratulations on your new gig Sara!! Your work at the Star has been an inspiration. You will be missed. But I look forward to following your next chapter at the Globe. ☺️
Like in the US, Canada's childcare crisis is structural - a kind of 'market failure' that would best be solved by public provision of services, creating a true public service option. Smart analysis by @SuzMKahn. https://t.co/dlKM461AEY
Editors, hire these people!
@CharliePinkerto: born political reporter, wildly good at this
@jackhauen: FOI king!!
@AidanChamandy: incredibly diligent, no stone ever left unturned
@snehduggal: asks the best qs I’ve ever heard
@jessiecatherine: a true champion of good journalism
The team at QP Briefing consistently kicked ass, delivered scoops and kept an eye on provincial politics like none other. We’re worse off without these journalists, but I hope QPB’s loss is some other smart editor’s gain 🤍
“Normally, you don���t turn down the chance to go to the premier’s house,” one source said.
“[But] it felt dirty.”
https://t.co/gporfj6Wr3 https://t.co/UKdpWAvIdq
#onpoli
As families in Ontario wait for child care fee relief, some for-profit child care owners seem more interested in continuing the status quo of sky-high parent fees and rock bottom wages for early childhood educators.
#Opinion by @CarolynFerns
https://t.co/ZWJCXxRIDw
Today, we learned that a teenage boy in New Brunswick with a traumatic brain injury was held in lockup at a youth facility, a place he never should have been. After being released from a 30-day psychiatric hold, he took his own life.