Weekly roundup January 23-29
29 January 2023Articles
Good conversations have lots of doorknobs Experimental History
We will not ban cars Noahpinion
Recording in the Field Pacific Content
Good conversations have lots of doorknobs Experimental History
We will not ban cars Noahpinion
Recording in the Field Pacific Content
‘Just transition’ is not the oil sector’s doom, Premier Smith. It’s the insurance policy CBC
Canada buys Ukraine $400M air-defence system; Canadian Army still waits for such equipment Ottawa Citizen
Departure of Hydro boss Sophie Brochu a loss for all Quebecers Montreal Gazette
Still not sure what to put here…
Le puzzle de la productivité canadienne Policy Options
The Year in Going Home Hazlitt
Electric Vehicles Are Bringing Out the Worst in Us The Atlantic
Twitter decided that tweetbot (3rd party app) that I have used forever should no longer be allowed so I guess I’ll have to find a new thing for the end of my posts.
A coworker just asked what is the plural of "y'all" so we're off and running.
— Cat From Nowhe®e (@kv8) January 2, 2023
Highway 401 is the beast running through the heart of Ontario. It’s time to stop feeding the beast Toronto Star
Zones scolaires, zones dangereuses La Presse
Please normalize letting people eat their lunch alone if they want and decompressing for 30 min without the pressure of being considered antisocial in the workplace.
— introverts memes (@introvertsmemes) December 5, 2022
Happy New Year! Holidays falling on Sundays have meant I haven’t posted for a few weeks. I will probably resume posting regularly next week. I also have a few trips from 2022 that I want to write a bit about (Paris, Maritimes and El Salvador/Guatemala).
110 Anniversary: Celebrating Our History Calgary Public Library
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— Canadian Paintings (@CanadaPaintings) December 14, 2022
Mike Gough
2021 pic.twitter.com/UDI61TpJCX
A reminder for the year ahead.
"People do their best until they know better. Remember this when giving feedback." Wise words from @DCScherer
— Dr Liz Sturgiss (@LizSturgiss) May 29, 2016
Latin America Revisits Its Modern Architecture JSTOR Daily
Une journée avec la police des poids lourds La Presse
Wowza!! I just saw this incredible interpretation of SWEET DREAMS…
— Annie Lennox (@AnnieLennox) December 10, 2022
Gentlemen..You’re AMAZING!!!
Thanks for choosing our song!
ps.. Who ARE you???? pic.twitter.com/uQFLUYZ5iI
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— Canadian Paintings (@CanadaPaintings) December 14, 2022
Mike Gough
2021 pic.twitter.com/UDI61TpJCX
Legault focuses on the wrong language statistics Montreal Gazette
Canada shouldn’t need to be legislated into transparency TVO
Were You Canceled for Hate Speech or Murdered in a Hate Crime? The Belladonna Comedy
Hey #montreal, just a heads up that #COP15 is blocking direct access to Chinatown via metro and bus. Please share this message as the event is held until the 20th of Dec. If you have a chance, please visit Chinatown for the holidays ❤️ pic.twitter.com/s49gTPsk24
— 🌼🌸🌷💛 maylee 💐☀️✨🌈 (@mayleekeo) December 4, 2022
I think linguists have the duty to reach out to the public and make the following scientific fact to be common knowledge:
— Ian Joo 주이안 朱易安 (@ian_joo_korea) November 27, 2022
A child acquiring one language does not hinder acquiring another.
It is one thing linguists can actually do to make the world a better place.