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@charlesadler Thank you for this article!!! Exactly!!!

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My name is Gina Goldstein. I was born in Paris on 5th June 1936. Six years later, my family was deported to Auschwitz. We arrived on 13th September 1942, with a transport of 1,000 Jews from Drancy. My last memory is being carried into the gas chamber. #NeverForget

Bravo @Delta for partnering with Air4All @flyingdisabled to introduce a system that will allow disabled passengers to stay in their wheelchairs onboard! #RightsOnFlights insider.com/delta-developi…

@StephenUzzell2 We remember you 💔

My name is Clara Miriam van Moppes. I was born in Amsterdam in May 1939. Three years later my family was sent to Auschwitz, because we were Jewish. My last memory is of being carried into the gas chamber. Murdered by Germans.

@terryoinfluence Thank you for the wonderful story of the muffin. The stuff of legends 😊

Today we talk about billboards. Perhaps the toughest creative task in marketing. Seven words or less. Must have a selling idea. Has to communicate quickly. And every once in a while, this happens: Hear the story on Under The Influence. 11:30am CBC Radio #ApostrophePodcasts

Recent surveys show a general shocking lack of knowledge in Europe and North America when it comes to the Holocaust. Yom HaShoah today reminds us that understanding the past is crucial in order to prevent it from happening again. Learn the facts at AboutHolocaust.org

@NahlahAyed This was a phenomenal story. Your tender connection to Tiya Miles made the interview seem like a heartfelt conversation with a friend. And so Rose and Ashley came alive. Made me cry. As we say May their memory be a blessing.

One of the most extraordinary history books I've ever read: A cotton sack bears the first names of a mother, and a daughter sold at the age of 9. Harvard historian Tiya Miles scours records to tell a shattered family's history and their story of love. cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Wordle 601 3/6 ⬜⬜🟩⬜⬜ ⬜🟨🟩🟩🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

I shared this two years ago; I still love it just as much today 🖤

@ianhanomansing Starts the moment our children enter the world and lasts a lifetime ❤️

When I was in the Maritimes, with the forecast calling for cold weather, my mother sent me this text: "Pay attention to the low temperatures. They are dangerous. Wear a hat and gloves. And thick socks." Even at this age, always my Mom's son.😊♥️🥶

With my sister Rev. Michelle Singh @1riverworld, the organizer of the Toronto World Interfaith Harmony Week. #peace #hope #iwhw

@nathaliejacoby1 Yes. My husband and I

I spoke to ⁦@CTVNationalNews⁩ about ⁦@AirCanada⁩’s discriminatory pattern of behaviour. The airline forgets ANOTHER passenger's customized wheelchair in Toronto. ctvnews.ca/canada/just-un…

Starved prisoners, nearly dead from hunger, posing in a concentration camp in Ebensee, Austria. Ebensee was a sub-camp of the main camp 'Mauthausen' near the town of the same name. It was liberated by the 80th Division of the U.S. Army.

Today we mark #RaoulWallenbergDay in remembrance, and in tribute to, Swedish diplomat #RaoulWallenberg - hero of humanity - Canada’s first Honourary Citizen - whom the United Nations called "the greatest humanitarian of the 20th century": raoulwallenbergcentre.org/en/news/2023-0…

@HelenMannCBC Wow!

@RexChapman Loved that show! Watched it religiously

@CBCSunday Incredible stories! Pico Iyer left me content with my own COVID non-travel and also looking forward to travel with meaning. And as a second- generation Holocaust survivor the Bambi story origin was profound (and unbeknownst to me)

This week on TSM: • What recent travel chaos reveals about our transportation landscape • Travel writer Pico Iyer's pursuit of paradise • What's next for China as 'zero-COVID' ends and Lunar New Year travel begins cbc.ca/1.6713104

Unfortunately you will never see this on the news - Israeli soldiers help a Palestinian in a wheelchair twitter.com/navela888/stat…

Please join me in calling on ⁦⁦@amazonca⁩ to end the sale of hateful and offensive items on its website