To those arguing today's rain has nothing to do with climate change: the Doug Ford gov't conducted the first Ontario-wide climate study and found extreme precipitation is going to become more extreme and, without climate action, have devastating impacts.
https://t.co/e01zErAehq
Three levels of government spent $824 million of taxpayer money on the renovation of Toronto's Union Station and you're telling me they didn't prepare for heavy rains???!?!?! And you want me to care about Presto being on Apple wallet instead?!??!
I'm often horrified at gun violence in the U.S. & how it's tolerated as a necessary precondition of supposed freedoms— but in Canada, we treat cars the same way: normalizing their death toll & capacity for devastation, treating driving like a right and not a privilege
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@michellecyca As a journalist who also had a baby last year and is thinking about how to “make it all work” once my maternity benefits end, this was really helpful to read! Thank you for sharing, Michelle!
The Ford government paid Mark Saunders $171,000 to be a special advisor on Ontario Place development, but there is no record of any of his work. An FOI request for any copies of advice or reports during his time in the role found “no records exist.” Story: https://t.co/HOMBQ7UTmS
BREAKING: “It was a mistake to open the Greenbelt,” Premier Doug Ford said, adding that the land opened to development would be returned to the protected area — which he says he will never touch again. #onpoli via @EmmaMci@fatimabsyed https://t.co/6GpOkqfJXo
I’ve spent the past several months working with the brilliant Kasia Mychajlowycz on an eight-part narrative true crime podcast about the life of Helen Naslund, who got 18 years in prison for killing her abusive husband.
You can listen to the trailer now:
https://t.co/0PAwiirkzP
bonkers story. Popular decongestant is challenged by scientists in 2007 as being ineffective
FDA apparently says “hey, let’s keep it on the market”
Tens of millions take it.
16 years later FDA votes 16-0 that it really, truly doesn’t work https://t.co/ymIUO9tkp3
#BREAKING cell service will soon be available to all TTC passengers, regardless of their carrier. The federal government is forcing all carriers onto the network Rogers is building underground by October.