A Girl Has No Name

BA, B.Ed | P/J | Math, Integrated Arts, & E-Learning Specialist | Reading Recovery | Instructor | Lifelong learner |

[A Girl Has No Name @StopEdCuts]

There once was a minister named Lecce,
Whose behaviour was always a bit sketchy,
He walked down a road
Repeating lies he was told
And now his nose is long and stretchy.

#etfo #osstf #oecta #aefo #onted 🤷🏻‍♀️

[A Girl Has No Name @StopEdCuts]

@YorkUniversity Is there an update about afternoon classes?

[Marit Stiles @MaritStiles]

In a province as big as Ontario, there’s no reason a transit project like the Eglinton LRT should be on its 15th year of construction with no opening date in sight. I stopped by Little Jamaica to see for myself the real impact of these delays: 300+ businesses closing and a community that was once thriving now struggling.

The project is now expected to cost double what was initially projected. And Metrolinx has 118 VPs getting paid an average of $243,000 a year. 118. That’s not a typo. Doug Ford’s government has wasted billions while communities like Little Jamaica bear the cost. The Eglinton LRT has become a case study of what NOT to do if you want to build transit.

[Michael @mikethenavyguy]

Hi Toronto Sun. What relevance does the opinion of a rich CEO of a space company have to Canadians? Did you cover how his companies have poor health benefits or that he lives in a place where poor people can't afford to seek care and die? Or face medical bankruptcies?

[Bev 🇨🇦 @Garnet_2203]

37 ER closures and diversions.
Entire communities without emergency care over the holidays.

This didn’t happen by accident.
Alberta’s public system was cut and starved to make room for privatization.

Danielle Smith and the UCP own this.
When ERs close, people die.

[Brian Allen @allenanalysis]

Jennifer Welch just torched the lie in one breath:

“The GOP trained people to hate anyone who needs help, while billionaires loot the country and call themselves job creators. The real parasites aren’t the poor. They’re the billionaires.”

That’s the scam. Exposed.

[Cheri DiNovo @CheriDiNovo]

Please retweet until we get some action?

What exactly is treason if not conspiring with another (hostile) country to sell out your own?

[Brian Krassenstein @krassenstein]

BREAKING: While boasting on Fox News about her efforts to dismantle the Department of Education, Linda McMahon couldn’t even explain what the IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) is.

This is the person trying to destroy education in America. Let that sink in.

[Stephen King @StephenKing]

CNBC is calling the recent stock market drop the Tesla Chainsaw Massacre.
😂

[dave ❄️ 🥕 🧻 @mrdavemacleod]

whoever is doing this campaign in London well bloody done 👍

[A Girl Has No Name @StopEdCuts]

@mynamesnotgordy

[Wendy Goodes @WendyGoodes]

2021-2024
The Question Period and Non-Sitting Days courtesy of the @fordnation government.

[A Girl Has No Name @StopEdCuts]

@RStevens1973 @JBradshaw01

[God @TheTweetOfGod]

Millions of desperate people want to cross their northern border, illegally if necessary, to live in a land with more freedom and opportunity.

You see where I’m going with this.

[Chandra Pasma @ChandraPasma]

➡️Govt massively underfunds public education.
➡️School board runs deficit so province forces cuts.
➡️Hardly anything left to cut, so board cuts 40 positions supporting kids with disabilities.
➡️Ford's got $100B for a tunnel but nothing for these kids?
https://t.co/2rAD0IhLXU

[A Girl Has No Name @StopEdCuts]

@MikeJToronto ILPs, IEPs, ALP, LRP, PR…..it seems to be never ending this year.

[Christopher Leighton MD, FRCPC @ccleighton]

Why are alcohol sales deemed a greater priority than special education funding in @fordnation ‘s Ontario? #onpoli

[Justin Trudeau @JustinTrudeau]

Right on, Premier.

Abortion is healthcare — and women should be covered no matter what service they choose or where they live.

[Theo Moudakis @TheoMoudakis]

Please enjoy this #ClassicCartoon

[Liberal Party @liberal_party]

Today, the Canada Child Benefit goes out to families all across Canada.

That’s more money in parents’ pockets to help with the cost of food, activities, and back-to-school supplies – but Pierre Poilievre voted against it.