@AnthonyGermain@OnTheGoCBC This is beyond upsetting and scary. As someone who has just experienced cancer in this province and relies on this equipment to tell me if I have a recurrence, I can tell you it is very unsettling to question the quality of ALL of our radiology equipment.
@Raymond12492031@PeterCBC No, I am not someone who thinks that everything needs to be shut down again. But I am tired of this question being asked repeatedly about whether people who have died are “healthy”.
@Raymond12492031@PeterCBC And healthy is a relative term. One year ago I was “healthy” to the best of my knowledge and would have thought I was “safe” because I was younger and healthy. Then I found out otherwise and it changed how I viewed this.
Today is #WorldAutismDay. Together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world. Check out this great video from @AutismONT “Autism: See the Potential” to learn more about #Autism https://t.co/NnlZTLTa3g 🧩
@jwheaton58 @KellyAnneNTV They are not understanding that all parents, essential workers or not, are being told that their school age children cannot attend until after the school day ends (after 2pm).
@ame_rose @KellyAnneNTV It’s frustrating that the focus is on how parents who are teachers are going to manage this, when many parents are experiencing this issue for the second time around.
@ame_rose @KellyAnneNTV Many parents, not just teachers are in this situation. There are many people who still have to report to work at this point and are scrambling to figure out child care starting tomorrow, let alone childcare that will be able to support online learning starting next week.
April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day. Through our actions, understanding and acceptance of people with autism fosters support and inspires a kinder, more inclusive world. This year, the only thing you should be spreading is Autism Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion #waad2020