#CESB

Akkila Thirukesan

Okay! A thread on my personal take (with the explanations by really smart friends of mine in their respective fields) on the #CESB. In short - this is REALLY good

Don't Forget Students-N'Oubliez Pas les Étudiants

dontforgetstdns

My name is Maryama Ahmed @m_abd_ahmd.I'm a DFS organizer and a recent graduate of U of T. I'm going to be using the #DontForgetStudents account to tell my story.It's a

1/15 I want to help explain why counting on the stackability of programs in order to provide students the help they need (@CQualtro), or worse, opposing assistance for students because

1/ One of the curious things about the pandemic in Canada is how it is changing federalism without anyone noticing. The (federal) CERB and CESB, for instance, are essentially taking

robertsonleah10

It is actually outrageous that @DalhousieU is proceeding with their annual tuition raise during a global crisis This tuition raise is a completely unreasonable burden to place on their students

I'm not one of twitters super reactors, but here are some thoughts on today’s announcement on support for students and new graduates affected by COVID-19https://pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-releases/2020/04/22/support-students-and-new-grads-affected-cov

1/ This is my second thread on Basic Income, expanding on the reactions my first thread elicited. From the get-go, I should have made clear that I am NOT interested

1/ Morning. A few thoughts about yesterday’s WE testimony and what it tells us about how Ottawa makes decisions (sorry, this is going to go for awhile, feel free to