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Time for another another honest live tweeting!
We’re expecting this one to be a bit longer…
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
We’re expecting this one to be a bit longer…
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
Kenney in tha house!
“I made some changes, Tyler did a great job, knocked it out of the park! Tyler got lemons and made lemonade! He resigned because reasons”.
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli #MockdownAB
“I made some changes, Tyler did a great job, knocked it out of the park! Tyler got lemons and made lemonade! He resigned because reasons”.
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli #MockdownAB
Ok, so we’re already a little bit of a late start.
So if nothing else, at least they’re consistent on this?
So if nothing else, at least they’re consistent on this?
Kenny on now, “We’re declaring a public health emergency, we knew it was gonna be bad, but it’s extra bad, like if only we could have seen it happen”
Why do some Canadian provinces have among the most ineffective pandemic responses in the world? Why do we keep failing in public health crises?
@ehyshka and I wrote about the systemic lack of public health independence and how to right the ship mid-pandemic.
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@ehyshka and I wrote about the systemic lack of public health independence and how to right the ship mid-pandemic.
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The Auditor General's rebuke of Ontario's COVID response and widespread criticism (under the hashtag #mockdownAB) of yesterday's "new restrictions" announced by Alberta's Premier are examples of eroding public trust in governments' ability to protect citizens.
That's bad news.
That's bad news.
Citizens are being asked to forego weddings / graduations / visits with sick relatives, shutter businesses, and otherwise upend their lives. They'll be asked to get vaccinated in the (hopefully) near future.
All of these requests require trust, and trust requires transparency.
All of these requests require trust, and trust requires transparency.
