Nojoud Al Mallees

What a time to be a Canadian journalist.

I turned on CNN thinking I'd get more Trump/tariff coverage, but instead, they're talking about Tim Waltz's book...

“It’s the Eid of sadness,” Adel al-Shaer said after attending prayers amid rubble in the central town of Deir al-Balah. “We lost our loved ones, our children, our lives and our futures." From @AP https://t.co/0EPsuxWwWl

RT @RobertFife: Liberal Party says it has counted the number of questions the three leaders have taken from reporters since March 23 electi…

RT @btaplatt: Trump post on his call with Mark Carney this morning. A positive tone, but no news on tariffs https://t.co/sZlpB4JxuD

From the PBO, in 2015: PBO estimates that the TFSA program is regressive, overall. Benefits skew to higher income, higher wealth and older households. https://t.co/WdGbjP4uGB

Hundreds of Ontarians are getting sick with an illness Canada eliminated decades ago. The Globe went to hard-hit rural counties to see why some communities aren’t vaccinating children, and how health authorities are responding to the outbreak.https://t.co/Z3KyS40SUU

Federal parties are pitching income-tax cuts that they say will give middle-class Canadians a break, but economists warn that the proposals, which would benefit the majority of taxpayers, are a poor use of fiscal capacity during a trade war. https://t.co/GlBqnG3fEE

Parties promise tax cuts but voters won’t be wowed easily From @camrclark https://t.co/5zcYCtAXjw

As horrifying as that The Atlantic piece was, it truly made my day.

As someone who did not have to work today, I want to shout out all the journos who reported on the campaign launch today. Many of them are now on the road to cover the leaders and will be working long hours (with few resources) to keep Canadians informed over the next five weeks.

Wow. From @angusreidorg https://t.co/nxy8M9kMPS

RT @ldhillonkane: G-7 foreign ministers reached consensus on a joint statement but only after allies made concessions to the US including r…

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Alexandra Semenova @alexandraandnyc

being a journalist is committing to a life always feeling like you have homework due

Incoming prime minister Mark Carney will take his first official trip abroad next week to London and Paris, according to two sources. From me and @StephanieLevitz https://t.co/LTn5uTN0Yj

G7 foreign ministers meet in Quebec as trade tensions escalate https://t.co/tKRpIGVx8u

Trump, who's using tariffs as bargaining chips with other countries, is appalled that Ontario is doing the same: "And can you imagine Canada stooping so low as to use ELECTRICITY, that so affects the life of innocent people, as a bargaining chip and threat?" (From truth social)