An appalling, unjust, law drives teachers back to work. The most dangerous precedent Alberta has seen In many years. Column. https://t.co/GxJzRvokWJ #abed #ableg #abpoli #yyc #yeg #cdnpoli

Opinion: Alberta undermining public education — and democracy https://t.co/0N2K8SEsme

Braid: The teachers' strike will be a monster that could affect a million families https://t.co/RH3EJxcEuF

Air Canada, the airline oligopoly and the abused consumer

In doctors’ offices across the country, the Trump administration’s position on vaccines is influencing conversations—"in some cases toward hesitancy, and in others toward haste as people fear that shots will soon be harder to get,” @katherinejwu reports:

Satellite data sheds light on Russia’s modern-day gulags for Ukrainian children

Emily Maitlis is a UK journalist and broadcaster who I have admired and respected for a long time. Here she absolutely nails it. Disinformation kills people. So by definition the Truth will help you stay alive. Journalism matters. 🎥 TikTok - https://t.co/GKICrCe9Qq

April 6, 2018 is a day the Humboldt Broncos organization, along with the rest of the hockey world, will never forget. Today and every day, we remember and pay tribute to all 29. Always in our thoughts - we play for them. 💚💛 #onceabroncoalwaysabronco

Trump promised to end inflation and “‘make America affordable again,’” writes @AnnieLowrey. “That is not happening. Worse, the White House’s early policies are making it more likely that the country’s cost-of-living crisis will endure for years to come”:

In @nytopinion "There are many good reasons to accommodate budding dictators, and only one reason not to: Anticipatory obedience is a key building block of their power," our columnist @mashagessen writes.

Clashing with consecutive finance ministers shows Trudeau’s disregard for policy

Chrystia Freeland resigns as Finance Minister, will leave Trudeau’s cabinet https://t.co/QhIriOW0jv

“In a country where more than half of adults have literacy below a sixth-grade level, ambient information, however thin and wrong, is more powerful than actual facts.” Nathan Heller writes about Trump’s victory and the ambience of information.

Google exempt from Online News Act for five years, must pay news outlets $100M: CRTC https://t.co/G6Uk08pdpv

Washington Post becomes the second major U.S. newspaper to decline to endorse a presidential candidate

“Bill Hay lived a remarkable hockey life that reflected the very best of our sport.” Remembering a longtime Calgary resident who had a major impact in hockey, both as an NHL player and later an exec ... https://t.co/HLi9oEEp3H

New from me: New developments will double Canmore's population in 20 years. What kind of community will be left when it's done? https://t.co/PeGoA3LyjP

the Venn diagram of the “why isn’t the media covering this?” people and the people who complain about paywalls/refuse to pay for news is so often just a circle

The creeping desert eroding local news: “There are fewer eyes, and sometimes none, on local councils, police, sports & artistic events. The decisions that people in power make are scrutinized less, if at all.” https://t.co/g31LjQICm0

With an infectious smile and joyous style of play, Johnny Gaudreau was 'Johnny Hockey' - as appropriate of a moniker as any in the history of the sport. @MichaelFarber3 on the light that Gaudreau brought to the game and the lives of anyone he encountered: https://t.co/9fdj8H2fg8