@ChrisMartzWX Great post… keep the debate going; everyone needs to acknowledge we are all learning, we may be wrong often, but start with entering the conversation with humility. @CFACT
@RealJamesWoods You inspire MANY. You’re talented as an actor AND have lots of common sense truthful impact. Your legacy is far greater than the swamp would acknowledge, sir.
@ABDanielleSmith@jordanbpeterson Beautiful move! Nurses are asked to speak up, but that is unlikely if the culture discourages disrupting the status quo. We support such protections.
@AdrianaLaGrange This is a good move. It’s been successfully implemented in other countries; likewise, Canada needs to find a better way to support care workers and thereby patients and families!
@calgaryherald Disagree. We also disagree that any government can run highly complex fluid environments like healthcare smoothly. Anyone putting the best interests of children above all else, is worth listening to, and we are all celebrating kids back to learning.
@PeterGuthrie99 Oh boy.. this is concerning. How has the focus moved away from our children, and how would joining the chorus with Nenshi, McGowan, Lukaszuk frame a narrative for a centrist option?
@gilmcgowan When you get a good deal, say thank you. When you throw a tantrum or foster a mob like mentality, the public will no longer trust you. All this gas lighting that is unrelenting, also not helpful. None of which serves our children best.
@CoryBMorgan We totally agree.
Managers are outside of unions but absolutely operate to keep things status quo. The idea that innovation or advocacy for change means career suicide, is exactly how the hold is maintained. Break that. Let workers choose.
@AndrewLawton “The constitution framers included this clause precisely because they understood something the current opposition pretends to forget: judges are not elected”https://t.co/4BHzOgnyWn