Adam Boyd (boydmath.bsky) @BoydMath

Posts ∈ {education}∪{mathematics}∪{politics}. I live in Mi’kma’ki. He/Him. [email protected] https://t.co/CpYlrhC9uO Nova Scotia, Canada Joined March 2012

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David Moscrop @David_Moscrop

2 days ago

Boy Canada Post sure does lose a lot of money. But thank god the police turn a robust profit.

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So @cupw is striking for us!! For rural residents, those with disabilities, seniors, those with spotty or no internet. Don't be fooled - #CanadaPost is an essential service We should expect hospitals, schools, infrastructure, to cost. That's what taxes are for, not CEO salaries

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Bea Bruske, CLC President @PresidentCLC

4 days ago

🧵1/ For years, postal workers have put forward smart, practical ideas to strengthen Canada Post and serve Canadians better. From expanding delivery service, to providing financial services, to ensuring rural and remote communities aren’t left behind.

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Nova Scotia Federation of Labour @NS_Labour

4 days ago

Canada Post is killing home delivery. Seniors in the snow, parents dragging kids just to get their mail all while thousands of good jobs are on the line. This is an attack on an essential public service. Canadians must say NO. #SaveCanadaPost

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Avi Lewis @avilewis

5 days ago

Public services aren’t “bailouts”—they’re infrastructure. Rural mail and home delivery are services we depend on, not corporate handouts. cbc.ca/news/politics/…

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Nova Scotia Federation of Labour @NS_Labour

5 days ago

The govt keeps blaming workers for Canada Post’s crisis instead of holding management to account. Mismanagement, failed projects & bloated executive bonuses are the problem, not postal workers who keep the mail moving. #cdnpoli #CUPW #canlab #novascotia #strike #workers…

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Dr David Berger BSc MBBS MRCP(UK) FRACGP-RG DTM+H @YouAreLobbyLud

a week ago

Enormous amounts of goodwill and social capital were burned in the pandemic because of the failure to acknowledge and act on the reality of airborne transmission, which then lead to nonsensical advice and restrictions. Many of us pointed this out at the time.

Denis - The COVID info guy - @BigBadDenis

a week ago

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Scott Squires @scottsquires.bsky.social @scott_squires

a week ago

Every single person working in public health , this is on you. The destruction of children. The surge. All because not 1 of you had the guts to speak up and tell the public

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Adam Boyd (boydmath.bsky) @BoydMath

2 weeks ago

It’s. Not. Over. “Covid cases starting to climb across Canada” cbc.ca/news/health/co…

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Andy Bowers @evilpez4

3 weeks ago

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Dean @1_syer

3 weeks ago

It will trickle down anytime now

More Perfect Union @MorePerfectUS

3 weeks ago

It will trickle down anytime now

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💜OldFashionedAnne @oldfshndanne

3 weeks ago

🧵 🚨Posted on FB by Durham County Department of Public Health- COVID-19 MYTHS vs FACTS And THIS is what Public Health messaging should look like. Take note @CDCgov and @WHO 1/3

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Tony Tracy @Tony_Tracy

3 weeks ago

Air Canada is a shockingly terrible employer. As is Canada Post. As are most bosses, frankly. Airline flight attendants remind us that we can and should take on terrible employers, at the bargaining table AND on the picket lines. Don’t blink! #cdnpoli #canlab #1u #AirCanada

CUPE National @cupenat

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Tricia Dearborn @TriciaDearborn

3 weeks ago

If you're thinking "If covid was that bad, the government would be telling us" ... The govt knew in the 1950s that smoking caused a range of serious diseases, including cancer. I grew up in the 70s/80s. When there were smoking and non-smoking sections in restaurants and on planes

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Dr. Sean Mullen @drseanmullen

3 weeks ago

We filtered smoke. We filtered asbestos. We filter water. Why the hell wouldn’t we filter the air we breathe every day?

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MC Squared @mcsquared34

4 weeks ago

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Adam Boyd (boydmath.bsky) @BoydMath

a month ago

I wish Nova Scotia had a department of public health

California Department of Public Health @CAPublicHealth

a month ago

I wish Nova Scotia had a department of public health

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Trevor Parsons @DartmouthCommon

a month ago

The average open-pit gold mine lasts 8 years. Touquoy lasted 6, but the tailings pond will last in perpetuity, leaching toxins into the ground & well water. Nova Scotians will pay to clean up what they can & the wealthy mining execs will take the money & leave town.

Timothy Halman @TimothyHalman

a month ago

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Adam Boyd (boydmath.bsky) @BoydMath

a month ago

Conservatives love to say they’re great at finances then do nonsense like fund inefficient private schools.

ABResistance @AB_Resistance

a month ago

Conservatives love to say they’re great at finances then do nonsense like fund inefficient private schools.

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ABResistance @AB_Resistance

a month ago

Wait. Why are taxpayers funding private schools? Smith frames this funding as better for taxpayers because they are paying less per student..... But you know what would be even better? Not funding private schools with taxpayer money at all.