Listening to CBC news just now, I learned that politicians around the world have determined that the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Faerie are essential workers and are in fact immune to COVID-19. If someone can explain to me why this made me cry my eyes out, that would be awesome.
Long-haul truckers are delivering essentials to keep Canadians in food and supplies during the COVID-19 crisis, but many have found it hard to get a meal or a bathroom themselves along their route. https://t.co/EuWa4yR3sw @carolyndunncbc
India’s three-week lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus has stung millions of India’s poor, leaving many hungry and forcing jobless migrant laborers to flee cities and walk hundreds of miles to their native villages https://t.co/bNy0Z56ads
Farmers in rural America are expanding food-delivery services to meet rising demand from consumers seeking to isolate themselves https://t.co/Z1PMFD2FkZ
The jingle dance is being performed on social media platforms across Canada and the United States to heal and offer prayer for the world facing the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/E79reh1bWr
More dancers are joining in the porch-front jingle dress craze this week to share healing and joy.
Skye, from the Navajo Nation in Arizona, wanted to be part of the movement during the pandemic.
She says it’s important to share her heritage with everyone.
Video: Angel Thompson
This was part of a national effort shared through social media to shine some light into the darkness. How are you staying in good spirits during this time of self-isolation and social distancing?
The 25 mothers who blockaded rail lines in East Vancouver 50 years ago in a fight for their children's safe passage to and from school are finally having their inspired act of civil disobedience recognized by the city. https://t.co/9bo5KfvGe4