@Rogers Access to Netflix is impossible via @Rogers. Have to reboot TV every time I try to access the app — that I’m paying for. Don’t ask me to contact online tech support or your YouTube support. Both not helpful—at all.
@rogers I have been online for over 3hr ... and waiting .. trying to get tech support. I then have spent another hour with Roger's tech agent who is trying to convert my credentials from Shaw to Rogers. Unbelievable. Telus here I come!!
"Governance of British Columbia schools is centred on administration, not student learning. That needs to change".
See commentary by Charles Ungerleider and me. #bced#bcpoli
https://t.co/m6b0pMeq4W via @timescolonist
British Columbia high Grade 12 graduation rate and declining test scores. Commentary by Charles Ungerleider and me.
#bced#bcpoli
https://t.co/ltjPzlD5pi via @timescolonist
"Progressive elites aren’t helping the people they say they’re fighting for, and they’re hurting the rest of us." David Brooks. #bced#bcpoli
https://t.co/HXQGV9hnb4
“ … in an era of grade-inflated transcripts, standardized test scores may be the best predictor of future academic success, particularly for students who can’t afford the extracurricular activities that burnish so many rich kids’ résumés.” (Ariel Kaminer, NYTimes) #bced#bcpoli
Just published: International study of five high performing school systems: British Columbia, Estonia, Finland, Hong Kong and South Korea. #bcpoli#bced https://t.co/trdc5pGGex
Georgia standardized test scandal (2015): Judge imposed sentences on teachers that appeared to be more harsh than what criminals sometimes receive for violent crimes.
#bced#standardizedtests
https://t.co/MNwm0J0uRX
“…. members of the highly educated class tend to be the most insular, measured by how often we have contact with those who have jobs unlike our own.” https://t.co/QcPOTewPE4
. @EvanLSolomon FYI: The Teck Cominco smelter in Trail, British Columbia initiated the production of heavy water in the 1930s that eventually played a key role in the success of the Manhattan Project in the 1940s.
@gzeromedia https://t.co/TIoT8AguU9
@EvanLSolomon FYI: The Teck Cominco smelter in Trail, British Columbia initiated the production of heavy water in the 1930s that eventually played a key role in the success of the Manhattan Project in the 1940s. @gzeromedia https://t.co/TIoT8AguU9
As Canada Day comes to a close, I want to recall the hidden history that's been nearly expunged from our national memory. A history of collaboration, co-existence & practical, organic and even faintly glorious traditions of the “reconciliation,” to which we are all now summoned.
@DanBilefsky Amazing piece in the Times. Thank you for bringing back happy memories of working as a labourer for house builders Lawrence, Russel and Elmer Verigin, all of whom worked hard to preserve their culture and language, while helping to make Canada a better place.
The backstory of how I came to report on the Doukhobors, a fascinating pacifist Russian religious sect based in British Columbia, and grappling with the war in Ukraine and modernity: https://t.co/uO7yl7fhj6 v