DT Cochrane
@dtcochrane.bsky.social
Senior economist @canadianlabour.bsky.social supporting workers fighting for a fair, sustainable economy. Trans rights are human rights. No one earns a billion dollars. Views are my own. (he/him)
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Had to bail right away because of how it starts with him doing that. It sucks that it was so normalized.
Had to bail right away because of how it starts with him doing that. It sucks that it was so normalized.
November 22, 2025 at 7:37 PM
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Had to bail right away because of how it starts with him doing that. It sucks that it was so normalized.
Had to bail right away because of how it starts with him doing that. It sucks that it was so normalized.
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The inverse issue is people pointing to the US and saying, "At least we aren't that bad" to reject demands to improve the Canadian system.
The inverse issue is people pointing to the US and saying, "At least we aren't that bad" to reject demands to improve the Canadian system.
November 20, 2025 at 2:10 PM
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The inverse issue is people pointing to the US and saying, "At least we aren't that bad" to reject demands to improve the Canadian system.
The inverse issue is people pointing to the US and saying, "At least we aren't that bad" to reject demands to improve the Canadian system.
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and now for your umpteenth reminder that the best way to fight human trafficking is to support measures that ease poverty and promote affordable housing, not to go hunting for hidden coded messages on the internet
November 13, 2025 at 3:10 AM
and now for your umpteenth reminder that the best way to fight human trafficking is to support measures that ease poverty and promote affordable housing, not to go hunting for hidden coded messages on the internet
You don’t create private sector jobs by cutting the public service. You create private sector jobs by increasing effective demand. Cuts achieve the opposite.
November 5, 2025 at 5:15 PM
You don’t create private sector jobs by cutting the public service. You create private sector jobs by increasing effective demand. Cuts achieve the opposite.