@AdamskiPeter@nationalpost@edmontonjournal@CdnPressNews Thanks for reading, Peter. I don't control how my stories are reprinted but here's a link to the full story. It includes references to climate change and its connection to fossil fuels. https://t.co/IIatJKAEKm
Must read from @TheLocal_TO, genuinely: the first-ever neighbourhood-level life expectancy data in Toronto. The results are eye-opening, with a 12-year gap between communities a subway ride apart. Floored by @taimhuynh's work here. https://t.co/sKxdu1QspG
Our study is on the News!
Thank you @CanadianPress 👏 @CellRepSustain
There is a little 😉 to @NSERC_CRSNG SARI Program (currently under review) 😬
Link here: https://t.co/LKNX3sp6yL
I wrote a lot in my book about how dependent northern communities are on winter roads and how climate change puts that infrastructure at risk. When we talk about adaptation, we often don't think about some really big impacts on small communities in Canada.
Experts and transit advocates say more policing will not address deteriorating social conditions that could be contributing to recent violence on the TTC. "You can't police your way out of social problems."
From me & @maan_alhmidi w/ files @jordanomstead https://t.co/cwN6nlbve8
I’m looking to speak with someone in Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area who’s made tough decisions about transportation – commutes, driving patterns, car payments, etc. – because of inflation. Sold your car? Taking more transit? How are you rethinking the way you move? DMs open.
@couchy70@NZPChasers@StormhunterTWN Hello! Jordan here, a reporter with The Canadian Press. Looking to chat with folks impacted by the storm. Send me a DM or an email if you're willing to chat. Thanks!
Are you a GO Transit bus rider with a story to tell about how the strike has changed your commute / travel plans? Get in touch! DMs are open, email in bio.
@lee_kordell@seematupurani Hi! Jordan here, a reporter with The Canadian Press. Looking to speak with people impacted by the GO bus strike. My DMs are open if you're willing to chat. Thanks!
“I think that the Ford government picked a fight with a group of workers, primarily women, primarily the lowest paid people in the education sector,” said OPSEU’s JP Hornick. “And what he did was light a spark. And he can't control where that goes." https://t.co/F5T3oixJIg
Do you get monitored electronically at work? Tell me about the keyloggers, the GPS on the company truck, the time-tracking software at the fast-food restaurant. If you're getting tracked, I want to hear from you! Email or DM in confidence.
My coverage of the Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) project's crossing of the Kw’ikw’iya:la (Coquihalla) River, which began earlier this month as spawning salmon were in the middle of their run: https://t.co/VbP8LKFk8M
@asmaam@mobocks@OliviaBowden__@fatimabsyed@_shireenahmed_ Take care of yourself and your friends! You’ll get past that looming assignment. Keep in touch with the people you love! Get a good water bottle. There are a whole bunch of winding, interesting paths to journalism! Trust yourself.
Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones just took questions at a news conference for the first time since being sworn in and the press gallery was not given notice. Toronto news advisory from yesterday refers to her as a “govt of Ontario representative”
With ERs on the brink, doctors explain what patients should consider before they head to a hospital emergency room, by @jordanomstead via @globeandmail #cdnhealth#CanadaWAITS https://t.co/6BPOPbBV7w