Heather J. "Witchy" Wood🧙‍♀️
@rollwithheather.bsky.social
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Author, Publicist, World Fantasy Award Nominee, Cat Lover, Feminist (she/her but they/their is good too!)
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fuzzywuzzyto.bsky.social
No mention of the government’s demand that the CBC cut 15% of its budget.
jasonparis.bsky.social
Youth, newcomers, and disenfranchised communities is exactly where CBC should begin. Expanding journalistic reach — in overlooked parts of Canada and abroad — only deepens its public mandate. This is how you put the service in public service broadcasting. www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/politics/cbc...
CBC's five-year plan leans on young people, new Canadians to build audience
OTTAWA - CBC/Radio-Canada says it wants to expand its audience by pitching itself to Canadians who "under-value" its services — or don’t watch, listen to or read its offerings at
www.thecanadianpressnews.ca
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alllitupcanada.bsky.social
Heather Birrell and Meg Todd talk about writing from the inside out and what the means in their books BORN (@coachhousebooks.bsky.social) & MOST GRIEVOUS FAULT (@nightwoodeditions.bsky.social) in today's #aluwomenaskingwomen: alllitup.ca/women-asking-women-heather-birrell-meg-todd/
A graphic for All Lit Up’s Women Asking Women series. On the top left is Heather Birrell, a light-skin-toned woman with short brown hair. On the bottom right is Meg Todd, a light-skin-toned woman with short blonde hair. Text on the graphic reads: “Women Asking Women (Writers Asking Writers). Heather Birrell and Meg Todd. Women’s History Month on ALU."
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workingclasshistory.com
#OtD 14 Oct 1976 over million workers in Canada staged a one-day strike against wage and price controls considered the worst attack on labour since the 1930s. The wage controls were eventually reversed. The PM had previously campaigned against controls stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/8623...
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scottdagostino.ca
When the magazines I wrote for were all killed off, I was told it was “evolution” because all writing would be online. Turns out, however, the only ones evolving are the bots 😡
Exclusive: The web is still mostly written by humans, study finds
New data shows AI-written content is plateauing — and doesn't perform well in search.
www.axios.com
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shawnmicallef.bsky.social
"Safe Parkside" filed a Freedom of Information request to get top speeds from the ill-fated & much abused Parkside camera. The speed limit is 40km/h.

Killers, all of them, with the ear & heart of Premier Doug Ford.
Speeds from 154 to 119
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arcpoetry.bsky.social
We are pleased to share that Manahil Bandukwala's Heliotropia has been named the 2025 Archibald Lampman Award winner! This year's jury says, "With form and language that surprises and delights, Manahil Bandukwala has crafted a perfect set of love poems for our current moment." Congrats, Manahil!
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groundwoodbooks.bsky.social
✂️ Curious about how Thao Lam created her Kirkus Prize Winning picture book EVERYBELLY? 🎨 Check out Thao's #StudioTour on the Blog: houseofanansi.com/blogs/anansi...

🫧 EVERYBELLY is the winner of the 2025 Kirkus Prize for Young Readers' Literature and has received ⭐️ SIX starred reviews.
Studio Tour with Thao Lam
We're excited to bring you a very summery studio tour with author and illustrator Thao Lam! Thao's new picture book, Everybelly, is a sun-soaked celebration of an oft-maligned part of the body — the…
houseofanansi.com
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broadwaybabyto.bsky.social
Yes your taxes should support disabled people.

They should support homeless people.

They should support those living in poverty, children and the elderly.

This is literally the purpose of taxes, and I would far rather support those who need it than continue to enrich the elite.
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scrubfire84.bsky.social
Ireland is implementing basic income for artists. Could Canada do something similar?

Ireland has made permanent its three-year pilot program that gave monthly income payments to thousands of artists. Canadian artists are hoping to use that program's...

#cbc #cbc-top-stories #Canada
Woman wearing glasses, sits smiling seated at desk in art studio with white walls
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canadianpaintings.bsky.social
Autumn Trees, Mulmur Twp - Ontario
Alan C. Collier
1987
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canadianpaintings.bsky.social
Above the Great Lake
Terry Watkinson
2012