Read. Pause. This isn’t the time to call out cycling infrastructure. It is the time to hold dangerous people fuelled by mis/disinformation to account. Are we not long past the moment we accept extremist views in our community, our workplaces? My son could have been killed.

Three days after a driver ran a cyclist off the road, he returned to the same area, where he stalked and filmed another group, sped, and even ran a red light https://t.co/RfWuvm5c8H

Hamilton cyclist severely injured in Dundas crash - provides some details and please read. This is not about infrastructure. Needed, of course. This is about populist crap, mis/disinformation and polarization leading to hatred and it needs to end.

This is my son. Speak to your local gov’t representative, your provincial and federal members in Hamilton, wherever and tell them you are done with the post-2016 world tell them you want a future for our kids and an end to bullshit insane treatment of cyclists and pedestrians.

Hey folks, our son Matt is doing research for his honours BSc at McMaster. Please take some time and help by partaking in his research and filling out the survey found using the provided link. Does AI have a role in helping improve health literacy? https://t.co/JZEcjTWOQ2

Private for-profit healthcare is a system designed to make more money for corporations and shareholders...While public healthcare is a system designed to make healthcare more accessible for people. We must defend our public healthcare system at all costs.

RESULTS FROM HEALTHCARE SUMMIT

.@DanyaalRaza continues to be a leading voice on why a strong public #healthcare system is essential for 🇨🇦

Oh yes it is. Read the Court of Appeal decision in Cambie Surgeries that reviews the actual expert evidence - a devastating takedown showing private healthcare favours the rich, increases wait times, diverts resources from the public system and puts privilege before need.

“This isn’t about political allegiances or dollars and cents. This is about life and death. It’s about the kind of society we want to create and impart to future generations.” If you read nothing else today, read this. Thanks ⁦@drandrewb⁩!

I’m doing a research project to develop a way for PEI family members to communicate with paramedics during their critically ill relative’s transfer off-island to a hospital in NS or NB. Looking for family members and @IslandEMS paramedics to talk to @research_upei @CBCPEI

Reup From February. Prior to Ontario’s election No media coverage. And you wonder why people don’t trust you

Eating grass-fed organic beef is the dietary equivalent of flying a private jet, yet many green-minded people seem to think the opposite. Once again, @GeorgeMonbiot sets them straight.

1) Canada already one of most private healthcare systems in OECD. 2) Little evidence > private = better care or efficiencies. 3) "Can't afford system" common (understandable) theme, but $ comes from same pocket. And > private associated with > expensive & < efficient.

The use of high-quality masks (like N95/KN95 respirators) by patients, compared with surgical masks, substantially reduced Covid infections among nearly 4,000 health care workers https://t.co/Ta5sfucD4V @JAMANetworkOpen

BUCK-A-BEE IS HERE!

Dr Adam Hofmann is wrong. Patients are not money making consuming units. Private health care kills those who can’t afford to pay. Nor does is help ED overcrowding. Such a false narrative. Be better. @CAEP_Docs @AlikaMD