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“When we can’t maintain our conscience on the job, we split ourselves into the person we are at work & the person we are everywhere else. The costs are real – burnout, cynicism, disengagement.”

Read the full article by @ScottSchiemanUT in @globeandmail: https://t.co/TnY9I8RdQU

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"Red Alert's evidence-based blueprint for institutional reform makes it a significant contribution to public policy and an essential text for scholars and practitioners concerned with the future of Canadian justice. Richard Jochelson @UMLawLLM
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#RCMP

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In The Leisure Ethic: The End of Work and a Return to Virtue, David Tabachnick offers a vision of a richer, more ethical, and more fully human life beyond work. Discover what it means to live well in a post-work world: https://t.co/GCRrfxuUev
#Work #ArtificialIntelligence

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In 1977, 47% of American workers said money was their main interest in working. In 2023, that number skyrocketed to 74%. @ScottSchiemanUT spent years figuring out what changed, and what it's costing us.

Discover I Want M.O.R.E: https://t.co/DjULG4oa7Q

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In Ten Questions to Ask My Doctor about My Breast Cancer @‌JerzakKasia and Steven Narod empower patients with the tools to ask the right questions at every stage of their #BreastCancer journey.
https://t.co/HcQ8TtkDgw

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“This is a timely and innovative work. Not only does it put forth a previously untranslated work, but Ahmed provides a new opening in how we think about and present translations.” Sofia Rehman @UniversityLeeds
Learn more: https://t.co/Y5F9da1ZH8
@UBCAsianStudies #IslamicStudies

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Mary Ann McColl shares twenty recurring themes from stories of ageing individuals. Learn more about the values and meanings they convey. #DementiaCare #Aging @QueensUHealth

Discover this book now: https://t.co/l5L5gOBijE

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“#RedWilson is a Canadian legend. His motto, while derived from Tennyson’s Ulysses, and lived out in a different context, could not be more relevant today: ‘To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.’” Matthias Kipping @YorkUniversity
Learn more: https://t.co/sLYxT9o2AM

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“Savo’s book reshapes the way we think about what it meant to be an ‘author’ in a pre-print world.”

Congratulations to @anitasavo! Her book, Portraying Authorship, has won the 2026 La corónica International Book Award.

Find out more: https://t.co/x1rJxGOyI5

#MedievalStudies

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“The conventional narrative about men and work emphasizes achievement, rewards, and status. Needing a job for human connection isn’t usually featured.”

Read author @ScottSchiemanUT's thoughts on the importance of in-person work in @TorontoStar: https://t.co/RY2GXx4mZm

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A Canadian political party once hired a mariachi band to play in the #Senate foyer.

This is among the episodes documented in Unparliamentary, a richly sourced account of scandals and forgotten controversies from Canada's parliamentary past: https://t.co/NQv8zIBqC7

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From the Freedom Convoy to global democratic backsliding — what makes societies vulnerable to #populism? The Perils of Populism by Paul Howe offers sharp, data-driven answers every engaged citizen needs. Learn more: https://t.co/eXow214nlO

#PoliticalScience #Democracy

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Oisín spent what felt like 3 years in Tír na nÓg—the Irish fairy realm. When he returned, those 3 years were actually 300. He tumbled from his horse trying to help someone and died on the spot. The horse returned to Fairyland alone.

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"I thought I knew the story of the #RCMP but Red Alert is a revelation that left me distressed and, at the same time, somewhat optimistic." Hon. Harry S. LaForme, Indigenous Lawyer
Discover Red Alert: The Future of the RCMP: https://t.co/BbDVUbiT2S
#CanadianPolitics #MMIWG

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Bedtime Stories for Academics is a satirical collection of fairy tales and myths rewritten to expose the absurd, exploitative realities of modern university life.
Learn more: https://t.co/GfUiDcH7zp
#Academia #Satire #FairyTales

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“Herst and Borins consider how our #PoliticalHistory manifests in our entertainment, how we represent politics, and how that #Entertainment can re-write the historical record and change the politics that was its subject.” – Ira Wells, @uoft

Learn more: https://t.co/kMoQvvNT6x

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Through reflections on #SARS and #COVID19, Robert Maunder and Jonathan Hunter explain how to solve what you can, soothe what you can’t, and anchor yourself in values, connection, and purpose.
Read more about Coping: Fix Problems, Find Meaning, Feel Better: https://t.co/pF9gEq6OJi

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Ten Questions to Ask My Doctor about My Breast Cancer by @‌JerzakKasia and Steven Narod is a step by step guide that shows breast cancer patients and caregivers how to turn a diagnosis into a clear, evidence based plan: https://t.co/HcQ8TtkDgw
#BreastCancer

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Multiple Canadian MPs have been expelled from the House of Commons and promptly re-elected. Unparliamentary recovers the stories Parliament forgot, and reveals that #parliamentarians have always been, above all else, only human.

Read more: https://t.co/NQv8zIBqC7

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Multiple Canadian MPs have been expelled from the House of Commons and promptly re-elected. Unparliamentary recovers the stories Parliament forgot, and reveals that #parliamentarians have always been, above all else, only human.

Read more: https://t.co/NQv8zIBqC7 @parlcharlie