MUST WATCH Dr. Michael Warner walks us through the story of one patient. A woman in her 40s who got Covid. Earlier today he fought to save her life. But before the day ended Covid stole her from us. Please listen to Michael Warner share his anger and heartbreak.

A close acquaintance of mine died from COVID on Sunday. What saddens me about her death is that she was offered the vaccine but refused because she wanted to see how others reacted.

Wow is this the wrong message from Health Canada! So bad. Now I'm going to be fighting the comment, "The government says nothing changes when I get the vaccine" from vaccine-concerned folks. The CDCs advice is much better on this. People need hope. thestar.com/politics/feder…

Important thread. Metrolinx is inflicting unnecessary suffering on Thorncliffe, like they did to Little Jamaica on Eglinton. Going after a racialized community's businesses, with no consultation, when there are better alternatives. Systemic racism is alive and well in Canada

Great article by Ben Spurr covering the injustice occurring in Thorncliffe Park that Metrolinx is trying to ram through in a neighbourhood hit hard by Covid, in the middle of Ramadan. For those wondering about alternatives, how about the industrial park??? Why crush community?

The vaccine is supposed to be available to everyone, but the uninsured still can't book through the provincial portal & they've been turned away by some pharmacies. “The policy is there, but it’s not translating into practice,” says Vanessa Redditt. thestar.com/news/gta/2021/…

📰Metrolinx plan for new rail yards raise concerns in Thorncliffe Park, Don Valley: “This is not just a business – it’s a community” — Mr. Iqbal Malek /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/canada/toronto…

This has happened and will happen again in Toronto unless we get ahead of it. I hope Hamilton can get a handle on this

You can't make this up. In the midst of an international scandal about University of Toronto terminating a hire over pro-Palestinian speech... there is now a petition urging University of Toronto to dismiss *another* faculty over pro-Palestinian speech. Ritika Goel is an amazing advocate. #ISupportDrGoel

Our people have been telling these stories for generations. This is not news to us. What I wanna know is the names of the people who worked at these schools and committed these atrocities because many of them are still alive and out in the world with no repercussions.

1996. That’s when the last residential school closed I graduated in 1995 from one of them. Don’t tell me or anyone else that this was a long time ago.

THREAD: Why are unions and other progressives so upset about Doug Ford invoking the #notwithstandingclause to shut down 3rd-party advertising?

Today, I visited Anima Mundi, part of the Vatican Museum with Indigenous “artifacts” kept in the Church’s private collection. There is an “Ontario”pipe stove from the 18th century, Haida Gwaii masks from the 18th Century, much more. I photographed them and was asked to leave.

Retweet this if you stand in solidarity with CUPE education workers.

Sensationalized reports about students at York Memorial have created a narrative that blames the largely Black, lower-income student body for the school’s problems—while ignoring the TDSB’s role in the crisis, writes Inori Roy. thelocal.to/york-memorial-…

All of Canada needs to stop what they are doing, spare a thought for the child whose jawbone was found on the grounds of the Qu’Appelle Indian Residential School in Lebret, Saskatchewan. Bone is about 125 years old, Sask coroner says. Child was btwn 4 to 6 years. FSIN

U of T’s Women & Gender Studies Institute turned 50 this year, so when they asked me to speak about feminism, it was a chance to reflect on its meaning, the limitations of “leaning in,” and how to be a feminist with all our identities intact. #IWD2024 thestar.com/opinion/star-c…