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You mean the prison services corporation who runs food services on so many university campuses including @memorialu.bsky.social ?

Again, as I tell my students: we do not think, then write; we think *through* writing

@mcgillqueensup.bsky.social

First Nation in northern Ontario praises mining company for 'true reconciliation' | CBC News After hearing concerns from Biigtigong Nishnaabeg in northern Ontario about potential exploration in an area known as the Seeley property, Landore Resources Canada Inc. agreed to withdraw its applicat...

“If you want true reconciliation with First Nations, that is the kind of thing you do: you give land back.” #mining 🇨🇦

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Will Tudor come out for the second half? Can Ryan Mason come on as a sub? #Spurs

Fuck it, fire the coach mid-game. So done with this team.

Americans demand to know who they have to bomb to lower gas prices HOUSTON, TX - American consumers shocked by sharply rising gas prices demonstrated their keen understanding of global geopolitics by demanding that the Department of War bomb some foreign country into...

Americans demand to know who they have to bomb to lower gas prices

Is there a mercy rule in football? Asking for an English club.

Can someone fire the Spurs kit man, already?

And now….

And LAC is already struggling under years of cuts and attrition. We’re not a serious country.

Audere est facere?

The Price of Gold Fifty years of gold mining at Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories spurred northern settlement and produced millions of dollars in profits. But mineral processing also had catastrophic environment...

Reviews are coming in for The Price of Gold!

"Compulsively readable" ... full of "clear-eyed research and deep digging" ... "a layered, sobering account that situates industrial development within the longer history of colonialism in Canada." Check them out here:

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You know the best way to kill AI? Don't use it. Don't buy it. Don't share it. Don't give the people who use it your labour or your money.

Cars cost us literally hundreds of millions of dollars just in St. John's. About a hundred million per year. We just kick 80 million down the road per year.

I don't hate cars. I hate how they lose us money, space, lives and are damaging the environment.

We need viable alternatives to cars.

Is NWT in a state of regulatory capture by mining interests?

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PAM FRAMPTON: Government shortchanges MUN with renewed tuition freeze With no way to raise money besides making cuts, selling buildings, Memorial University's hands are tied, writes Pam Frampton

The NL govt “has to put taxpayers’ money where its mouth is and fund the university to a point where it can find a secure financial footing”
#nlpoli

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Despite $115M loan, Burgundy still behind on regulatory commitments Embattled Ekati mine owner Burgundy filed a fresh request to push back an array of regulatory deadlines by half a year or more, citing cashflow problems.

Embattled Ekati mine owner Burgundy filed a fresh request to push back an array of regulatory deadlines by half a year or more, citing cashflow problems.

It’s like he thinks that diplomacy is the same as retail banking.

If nothing else, @barryglendenning.bsky.social Spurs’ collapse may help illustrate what the consequences are for sustained, soulless corporate mismanagement of a football club—some to I had thought United would do first.

Aaand that asbestos promoters systematically denied, delayed and deceived about the harms while continuing to make profits, while complicit governments consistently failed to enact regulations to protect people. Yes, a perfect analogy indeed.

OMG new book! And Jeff Chang! Love Can’t stop Won’t Stop. Congrats all around from NL.

Sadly, I was.

Triple offensive sub for Spurs—this feels like a cup game move, and a sign that this game may mean the season

Even the announcers sigh, “cor, it’s tough being a Tottenham fan isn’t it”

After 26 years of diamond mining, Tłı̨chǫ government and Rio Tinto sign deal for Diavik closure | CBC News On Thursday evening the Tłı̨chǫ Government & Diavik officials marked a step towards Diavik’s upcoming closure and the beginning of reclamation work.

This is a huge step for responsible mine closure and transition: a community agreement that embeds environmental and social objectives.
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He was hired to fight for Wales's future generations. Does Canada need a job like that? | CBC News For the last three years, Derek Walker has been advocating for the rights of Wales's youngest generations — and generations still to come. As Canadian youth grapple with issues like climate change, af...

We’ve been engaging in “futures thinking” techniques this year in my capstone #geography class. Interesting to see the potential to embed this is policy and governance.
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I can hear him saying it now 😆 👊

Yay!! So proud of KtY and his momma too.