@OslerHealth@BmptGuardian@celliottability Daughter in ER/ATC for 34hr, admitted, no room: on gurney in a closet. Basic health care fails: IV not working for hrs, food dr prescribed not brought, communal bathroom covered in feces today. Who is going to fix this? Get people care!
@sortedfood@gneissgrl A Canadian oddity. Can never find the scissors when you need them (likely the kids have walked off with them), so the cutter is helpful. It has a magnet, so it stays on the fridge. It's a single use gadget, so no one walks away with it π€£
@CeciPolonut@unlearn16tweet My name is Eileen, and this is definitely the way to go: I have experimented with other ways over the last 50 years (not #6, that's nuts), and starting with an L is the superior choice β€οΈ
@Trevornoah@netflix Canadian here: loved the show, but we do change our anthem. Jully Black made quite a political statement with her version that honoured Indigenous Peoples https://t.co/xujIousJh7
@CraigBaird Oh, no. Bad memories for me of dinner at my great aunt's in PQ. Told her I didn't like it, but she survived the Great Depression and you ate what you were served. Promptly π€’ on her dining table. She wanted sympathy from my mother, who said, "She told you she didn't like it" π€£
@unlearn16tweet Done this: except I'm a high school teacher, and kids have more freedom to roam and licenses, so I was lucky my car was still in the lot at the end of the day π€£
@TheLawofWork Mark them as spam: that will sometimes prompt your email program or app to ask if you want to block the address. Even if it doesn't, it should send everything from that address straight to spam in future.
@Hitch99Hitch@Teachers__Unite I think that is a fair point: public perception of teachers and the impact a teacher strike would have on fabulous means we have less leverage than the authors seem to think.
@TheLawofWork So why is the ON government wants arbitration with teachers? Aside from the refrain about keeping kids in school, what is in it for the government?
@TheLawofWork I tell my students this, but they never believe me. They are thoroughly convinced everything they write is so captivating that I will want to read a paper twice as long as requested π€£
@TheLawofWork I'm assuming it works out better for employees. Eventually most employees will need to go back to work, and will cave. Company also doesn't need to pay them, so it saves enough to pay off the raises π
@TheLawofWork OSSTF members do not get their provincially negotiated raises until they settle with their boards. Would this likely be true of settlements re: Bill 124?