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Meggster 🇨🇦 retweeted
Almost an additional 3k Signatures in 48hrs. link to petition here: ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/P… #vanre #kamloops #Bced #montreal #novascotia #cdnpoli #onpoli #calgary #yyj #yvr #kitimat #winnipeg

This is a formal #cdnpol i House of Commons e-petition (e-7416) opposing Bill C-22 The petition argues that bill significantly threatens digital privacy & cybersecurity for Canadians Sign Here👇ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/P… #vanpoli #nanaimo #kelowna #abpoli #BCed #bcpoli #skpoli
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"What you do NOT do ❌ is build a national age-verification checkpoint, hand private companies your biometric data and government IDs, and call that "child safety." #vanpoli #bced #bcpoli #burnaby
🚨 I do not agree with Canada's under-16 social media ban. At all. But I just wrote the most detailed breakdown of Bill C-34 you will find anywhere on the internet. And I need you to read it. Here's why 👇 Kids are not safe online. I know that. 📊 1 in 4 Canadian youth report cybervictimization 📊 Online child sexual exploitation up 347% in a decade 📊 Luring rose 65% in a single year I am not dismissing any of that. But banning kids from having accounts is not the fix. You want to actually protect children? 🔹 Go after the predators. Fund investigators. Prosecute groomers and sextortionists. 🔹 Fix the algorithms pushing self-harm, eating disorders, and rage bait into kids' feeds. 🔹 Ban dark patterns designed to keep teenagers scrolling forever. 🔹 End profiling children for ad revenue. 🔹 Teach digital literacy so the next generation navigates the internet — not gets locked out of it. What you do NOT do ❌ is build a national age-verification checkpoint, hand private companies your biometric data and government IDs, and call that "child safety." 🇦🇺 Australia tried this. → 1/3 of parents say their kids still have accounts → 70% of young people still accessing social media → 5 platforms under formal investigation → It didn't work. 🇬🇧 The UK tried age verification. → VPN usage spiked 1,400% overnight → Kids didn't stop. They just went somewhere less safe. This bill won't protect children. It will push them into darker corners of the internet with zero protections, zero reporting, and zero accountability. I wrote this article with: 📑 20 avenues of critique 📑 55 cited sources 📑 The government's strongest arguments — presented fairly before being challenged I did this because Canadians deserve to see the evidence and decide for themselves. Read the full breakdown. All of it. Then tell me if you still think an account ban is the best we can do. ⬇️ #CdnPoli #BillC34 #OnlineSafety #DigitalRights #Privacy #Canada #FreeSpeech #TechPolicy #SocialMedia #ChildSafety #DigitalLiteracy
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Replying to @LynneBlockMLA
Eby has let BC education collapse based on the ridiculous opinions of university “experts:” Teacher Talker on X: A few truth bombs from a salty old teacher. As we head back into BC classrooms this week, some thoughts about the unintended consequences of systemic changes at high school level & the potential short-term & long-term consequences it is having on students’ habits & behaviours. 1. Late Work: teachers are obliged to take student work whenever they submit it, even months later. We cannot take marks off for lateness, nor can we issue a zero. The rationale is that we should not be penalizing learning because of poor habits or behaviour. The unintended consequence of late work policies is some students have warped sense of deadlines; they procrastinate, wait until others get their work back, copy it & submit as their own, & others will binge submit 8-10 assignments all at once. Very stressful for teachers, too. 2. Proficiency Scale: instead of grades, we have “emerging, developing, proficient, extending” on assignments & jrs on report cards, too. This is meant to be less subjective than marks but ends up more so as “extending” becomes unattainable & most marks are proficient-clumped. And teachers & senior students are in a nebulous squeeze box of weirdness. We have to use PS scale for assessment while fully understanding that no university, local or international, accepts it, and that percentages matter very much for post-secondary.  And that’s not changing. Students know the gig-Jr students now say, “Just don’t hand it in. They can’t fail us anymore.” Which is actually pretty accurate. A student has to pretty much hand in nothing to fail a class. Teachers are pressured to push students through even if they have done next to nothing. The new trends in the #bced system are fermenting a whole group of teenagers who procrastinate, feel anxiety & pressure as their delayed work builds up to untenable amounts, binge to complete work as an end run, do the bare minimum, engage less & see very few consequences. There is increasingly less academic rigour/sense of personal learning responsibility. Just more hedging, more excuses & more sloppy, last-minute work submitted. That’s facts. Ask for the meta studies to support new #bced expectations? Have yet to see any. It’s no bueno, people.
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"Collapse of Patient Rights in BC Psychiatry " PDF Link: eryns.works/2026-06-09_The-C… The report warns that legalization of psychiatric Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in March 2027 could give unchecked power to an unaccountable system #MentalHealthCanada #BCed #ubc #bcpoli #CMHA
Replying to @BcMeggster
Please help me share this very important document with your network eryns.works/2026-06-09_The-C…
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Replying to @JCCFCanada
Why has every scam involving WEF/Pandemic gov over-reach and missing tax money all come from Quebec first? #onpoli #ottawa #bced #bcpoli

Replying to @ryangerritsen
The Lobby "Age Standard" group in Quebec argues "that the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) should oversee these enforcement rules." for Digital ID. The group is a bunch of A.I. commpanies but have no website but submitted a petition to parl.
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🧵1/3 A response to the #DyslexiaBC2026Survey: "The learning disability was always there. The struggle was always there. The difference was that nobody was looking for it." 1-BC parents story of a learning disability that went unrecognized for years. #DyslexiaBC #bced #bcpoli
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They are trying to pass a law that #cdnpoli cannot FOI government emails & communications, however in another bill they want full access to all of Canada's children's phone activities, text and devices in real time 24/7 and that info stored for a year with C-22 #vanpoli #bced
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Replying to @BradWestPoCo
“Obsolete” is hardwired. In high school, students form and harden their attitudes and habits. If we write off the high school years, we are asking for trouble down the line. Teacher Talker on X: A few truth bombs from a salty old teacher. As we head back into BC classrooms this week, some thoughts about the unintended consequences of systemic changes at high school level & the potential short-term & long-term consequences it is having on students’ habits & behaviours. 1. Late Work: teachers are obliged to take student work whenever they submit it, even months later. We cannot take marks off for lateness, nor can we issue a zero. The rationale is that we should not be penalizing learning because of poor habits or behaviour. The unintended consequence of late work policies is some students have warped sense of deadlines; they procrastinate, wait until others get their work back, copy it & submit as their own, & others will binge submit 8-10 assignments all at once. Very stressful for teachers, too. 2. Proficiency Scale: instead of grades, we have “emerging, developing, proficient, extending” on assignments & jrs on report cards, too. This is meant to be less subjective than marks but ends up more so as “extending” becomes unattainable & most marks are proficient-clumped. And teachers & senior students are in a nebulous squeeze box of weirdness. We have to use PS scale for assessment while fully understanding that no university, local or international, accepts it, and that percentages matter very much for post-secondary.  And that’s not changing. Students know the gig-Jr students now say, “Just don’t hand it in. They can’t fail us anymore.” Which is actually pretty accurate. A student has to pretty much hand in nothing to fail a class. Teachers are pressured to push students through even if they have done next to nothing. The new trends in the #bced system are fermenting a whole group of teenagers who procrastinate, feel anxiety & pressure as their delayed work builds up to untenable amounts, binge to complete work as an end run, do the bare minimum, engage less & see very few consequences. There is increasingly less academic rigour/sense of personal learning responsibility. Just more hedging, more excuses & more sloppy, last-minute work submitted. That’s facts. Ask for the meta studies to support new #bced expectations? Have yet to see any. It’s no bueno, people.
A few truth bombs from a salty old teacher. As we head back into BC classrooms this week, some thoughts about the unintended consequences of systemic changes at high school level & the potential short-term & long-term consequences it is having on students’ habits & behaviours.
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🧵Read @bccla & @PolicingFreeSch call to the province of BC to immediately end all police-in-school programs & prevent their continuation or re-introduction regardless of name, structure, or level of reform #BCPoli #BCed #BCLab #CDNPoli #PoliceFreeSchools #PolicingFreeSchools
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BCSTA's executive team and board of directors met with Minister of Education and Child Care @lisabeare yesterday for a productive discussion on early literacy initiatives, the upcoming school trustee elections, and key developments across BC's K–12 public education sector. Conversations like these strengthen the partnership between BCSTA and the Ministry, and we look forward to continuing to work together in support of students, families, and communities across British Columbia. #Bced #Bcpoli #PublicEducation #SchoolTrustees
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Nidhi Sachdeva, PhD retweeted
Check this out #bced! I’m in! #effectiveinstruction #numeracy
Global Math Intervention Summit (Aug. 6–8, 2026). My session, “Applying Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction,”  will demonstrate how to transform Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction into practical, high-impact strategies for math. Register FREE here: resources.madeformath.com/gl…
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This is a formal #cdnpol i House of Commons e-petition (e-7416) opposing Bill C-22 The petition argues that bill significantly threatens digital privacy & cybersecurity for Canadians Sign Here👇ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/P… #vanpoli #nanaimo #kelowna #abpoli #BCed #bcpoli #skpoli
There is a petition to scrap bill C-22 At the very least - ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/P…
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Politicizing our schools is a sh&tty thing to do. Unsurprisingly, the (VPD) and the Vancouver School Board (VSB) jointly hired Qatalyst Research Group and got the results that support the political campaigns they ran last election. #bced #vanpoli
Thank you for your leadership, Victoria. The progress we’ve seen is a testament to it. The Vancouver Liberals will continue to support the SLO program and push for the implementation of recommendations to ensure the program evolves and becomes more successful. thetyee.ca/News/2026/05/29/P…
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July 18, 2022: "parents are now going to have to sort of weigh the balance of, of that, because although it is a safe and effective vaccine, kids in that age group are not at high risk of severe illness." -VCH MHO Lysyshyn #BCEd #BCPoli
Bad news: many kids under 8 never received the original Wuhan #COVID vaccines. Their immunity was shaped mostly by Omicron infections. New data suggest the "Cicada" variant (BA.3.2.2), now re-emerging in several countries, may be particularly good at evading immune responses.
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