Yellowhead is excited to announce the launch of The Treaty Map! Covering every Canadian treaty from 1763 to the present, The Treaty Map challenges the commonly held view of treaties as land surrenders and offers a comprehensive learning & teaching tool: https://t.co/eImjbdcoSB

Something that Tanya Talaga said a couple of weeks ago that hasn’t left me: when you think of Murray, think of the weight of hearing thousands of accounts of untold horror, and the toll it would take on your body. Think of taking that on.

Murray Sinclair was a great Canadian, a great Manitoban, a great Anishinaabe.  His career stands as a legacy of public service and a deep commitment to truth, fairness and dignity for all people.  He was the first Indigenous person to be named to the Manitoba provincial court

In France, some crows have been trained to pick up cigarette butts on the street. The crows pick up cigarette butts and put them into a machine, where they receive food as a reward. https://t.co/VJmYavuuOT

"Las Meninas" is one of the most revolutionary (and mysterious) paintings in history. At first glance it might not be obvious why. But when you notice its little details, everything unravels… (thread) 🧵

'”Ontario parents are surrendering their children to the province, not because they've abused or neglected them, but because they cannot find the services and support they need to keep them safe at home.” This is the darkest timeline. 😔

This woman Was a victim of sexual assault. Spent a year in protest against the wrestling federation president, who was accused of sexually assaulting women. Slept on pavements for 40 days. Was beaten, water cannoned, and dragged by the police. Underwent knee surgery. Became the

Olympic silver medalist and Italian gymnast Giorgia Villa is sponsored by parmesan cheese and takes many of her photos while posing with large wheels of cheese

Michael Phelps is literally referred to as a freak of nature because of his disproportionate wingspan, double jointed ankles, lung capacity twice that of an average human, body that produces half the lactic acid of a typical athlete, and he is rightly celebrated for being the

Ontario pharmacists have conduced more than 1-million minor ailment assessments so far. But unlike with doctors, OHIP funding goes to the pharmacy, not the pharmacist, leading to concerns that private companies have gained backdoor access to public healthcare cash. #onpoli

Hang on. The repair will only cost 500k??? Why did other reports say ~40m? Was that simply BS??? @craigmillr and I will happily split this cost in half with you to resurrect the @OntScienceCtr back. @SaveOSC

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Today was an amazing day. I’ve never thought this would happen: to speak my language in Ontario Legislature. Meegwetch for the support.

We asked the Bright + Early team for their predictions on what the world of work would bring in 2024. 🔮 Check out the images below to see what’s in their crystal ball and check out more predictions in our B+E Wrapped article: https://t.co/aH57PAA5xh

Preferred pharmacy (& provider) network arrangements never benefit the public. They remove accessibility while prioritizing profits. This is a terrible precedent. It is always presented as ‘cost savings/discounts’ but there is no evidence to show benefit to public, only barriers.

C'est moi! For real though, what an amazing workplace to be a part of <3

One of my favourite moments of reflection to kick off the week.

Watch out for these pitfalls. 👀 Check out our guide for three ways to approach (fair) compensation for distributed teams here: https://t.co/BhqtIDMbX3