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Mar 14, 2023 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
The Globe asked readers living with long COVID to share their stories.
This is what they said 🧵 theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
It has been nothing short of horrific. This demon virus chokes me in my sleep and there are days I can’t get out of bed. It has taken more from me than one virus should be able to. My life will never be the same.
- Natalie, 41, Fort Nelson, B.C.
Mar 13, 2023 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
Oscars 2023: @HertzBarry presents the highs, lows and weirdest scenes from a (very long) Oscars ceremony.
A former senior executive at St. Michael’s Hospital and the former president of an Ontario construction company have been charged as part of a long-standing criminal probe into corruption at one Canada’s premier healthcare facilities: theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
Vas Georgiou, the former chief administrative officer at St. Michael’s, and John Aquino, the former president of Bondfield Construction Co. Ltd., voluntarily surrendered to police on Tuesday. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
Dec 26, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
The rate of sexual-assault complaints that police reject as “unfounded” has dropped by more than half since a Globe and Mail investigation put a spotlight on the issue five years ago.
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Today, 8 per cent of sexual assaults reported to police are being closed as unfounded, a law-enforcement term that means the allegation is false or baseless.
This is down from the 19-per-cent rate that The Globe reported in its 2017 Unfounded series.
🎹Earlier this year, Jim Anagnoson and Dr. Peter Simon flew across the ocean to London to choose a new concert grand piano for Koerner Hall, a world-renowned recital space at Toronto's The Royal Conservatory of Music.
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🎹The new piano would replace the showpiece that sat centre stage for 13 years and helped make Koerner Hall famous.
Simon and Anagnoson had chosen the old piano, too.
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Great Reads, a curated selection of this week’s great stories from The Globe. tgam.ca/3ztfqnV
We hear from reporter Ian Brown, who went on his first overnight voyage on a sailboat down Cape Breton and across the Gulf of Maine to Mount Desert Island. tgam.ca/3ztfqnV
Oct 29, 2022 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
At age 40, Dr. Alika Lafontaine – an anesthesiologist in a busy northern Alberta hospital and father to four kids – is the youngest president in the Canadian Medical Association’s 155-year history. tgam.ca/3Nh0H5p
Of Métis, Cree, Anishinaabe and Pacific Islander ancestry, Dr. Lafontaine is also the CMA’s first Indigenous leader. tgam.ca/3Nh0H5p
Sep 17, 2022 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
Pierre Poilievre’s critics have labelled him a Canadian Donald Trump, and he has mirrored populist MAGA techniques. tgam.ca/3qJLPlu
But Mr. Poilievre is no Donald Trump in tenets or temperament. He doesn’t echo the anti-immigrant rhetoric, and abhors Mr. Trump’s gargantuan deficits. tgam.ca/3qJLPlu
Sep 17, 2022 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau paid his respects to Queen Elizabeth II on Saturday, ahead of a gathering with King Charles and other prime ministers of the realm. tgam.ca/3LqCJn9
Mr. Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, attended the Queen’s lying-in-state with Canada’s High Commissioner to Britain, Ralph Goodale. tgam.ca/3LqCJn9
Sep 17, 2022 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
The Bank of Canada is racing to shore up its credibility with Canadians in the face of the highest inflation since the 1980s. tgam.ca/3QMuTVX
Communication with the public has moved to the centre of monetary policy. What individuals and businesses believe about future inflation can have a significant impact on where it ends up. tgam.ca/3QMuTVX
Sep 17, 2022 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
No one, including the Ukrainian generals who planned the 10-day-old counteroffensive that has liberated Izyum along with most of the eastern Kharkiv region, could have predicted how swiftly the Russian army would collapse. tgam.ca/3QWogAp
Izyum is seen as a key to the fighting in both Kharkiv and the neighbouring Donbas region, a strategically important city, built on rare high ground overlooking the plains of Eastern Ukraine. tgam.ca/3QWogAp
Sep 17, 2022 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
A rodent has emerged as an unlikely climate change warrior. Research has shown that watersheds inhabited by beavers are wetter and greener, more resistant to wildfires and more productive for agriculture. tgam.ca/3BOJwnw
In California, beavers are newly coveted agents of environmental healing as tinder-dry forests burn in great masses and vast parts of the continent go parched from a worsening drought. tgam.ca/3BOJwnw
Sep 17, 2022 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
Many people look to improve their diets by eating more vegetables and salads. tgam.ca/3QRPvvW
What is the best way to cook vegetables to maximize their nutritional value? Are raw vegetables always healthier? Do all cooking methods destroy vitamins?
During the four days of horror that unfolded on James Smith Cree Nation, everyone lost someone tgam.ca/3doxAPZ@NancySMacdonald and @jana_pruden tell the story of how the attack unfolded, and how the tight-knit Cree community is looking back in grief and ahead to forgiveness after 10 people were stabbed to death, and the suspect and his brother also died. tgam.ca/3doxAPZ
Sep 17, 2022 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
The 10 Saskatchewan stabbing victims, and how their loved ones are remembering them
Illustrations by @chiefladybird tgam.ca/3BORsW2
Bonnie Goodvoice Burns, 48
A mother of four and foster parent of two children. Her family remembers her as a matriarch who died while protecting her kids.
Sep 16, 2022 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
🎙On Monday, political columnists @RobynUrback and @JohnIbbitson joined The Decibel's @menakarw for a live conversation on Twitter unpacking Pierre Poilievre's victory.
You can now listen to it as a bonus episode ⬇ pod.link/thedecibel/epi…
🔊"One of the things that Pierre Poilievre has done, as Stephen Harper did well, is define the party. He's defined the party as his party," says @JohnIbbitson.
The best, worst and weirdest moments from TIFF 2022 🎥 tgam.ca/3drEV17
Most Nauseating Trend:
This year Triangle of Sadness, The Whale and The Swimmers all featured scenes of characters puking with abandon. tgam.ca/3drEV17
Sep 16, 2022 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
After FedEx reported weak preliminary financial results and warned of a recession, the stock market shuddered, highlighting the importance many investors attribute to the global delivery giant.
As the employer-led push to return to the office grows, unions are weighing into the debate, aiming to give their members more leverage in determining how and where they work.
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“You’re going to see more language around remote work in collective agreements,” said Lana Payne, the president of Unifor. “The nature of work has changed. Now we need to get collective agreements to reflect that.”