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@cullenoncurling 12 year old girls are not known for relinquishing their fashion in order for a more efficient delivery. Just make that hip flex! Luckily, it was the 90s, when stretch was in every pair, rather than the 80s. I'm sure it was quite the sight.

@flash5678901 Tuck in jeans? Wow

My mom unearthed this gem from my second curling season. With this form it’s probably understandable why I never won anything

@teamepping @TeamMDunstone @grandslamcurl @Sportsnet @teamepping, better keep going until you have a feature game! The @eastyorkcurling Little Rocks are excited to watch John on TV.

Apologies to our fans and sponsors. We are not the featured game at 2:00 PM/ET VS. @TeamMDunstone in the @grandslamcurl Canadian Open. Check out @sportsnet for live updates and scores at thegrandslamofcurling.com.

@EdTubb Just like at Christmas. On Monday, I had 6 hours (1/2 hour each) of phone calls and each one had someone with COVID on it. These are all people who are vaccinated, work from home and are able to be "careful." None of them travelled over March break. Got sick during the break.

The number of active outbreaks in Ontario seniors' homes (blue) is now clearly rising, and quite sharply. Since these are one of the few places where a lot of tests are still being done, I personally think this is a pretty undeniably signal of community spread.

@JoCourtney89 My kid wore that Spiderman suit most days for about a year. He loved to sleep with the muscles on!

@IrfanDhalla This is true, but it must also be said that the main East Toronto vaccination clinic is located in Thorncliffe Park. It has long hours and abundant space. Addressing hesitancy through local healthcare practitioners (NP, Family Dr) may increase uptake.

Leaside and Thorncliffe Park are right next to each other, yet there is a 59% difference in vaccination rates. School-based clinics during school hours at every school would have reduced (and could still reduce) this gap substantially.

@RahRahRaina My husband just corrected me. It's Disco Days from Creature we listen to to determine audio quality of hardware.

@RahRahRaina My father-in-law swears by Deezer. This is a man who makes us listen to Moist - Silver on CD endlessly because he changed a speaker cable and you *might* be able to hear the coughing in the background better with this cable. A true sign of audio quality!

@SaveWildBees Chicago dibs needs to prevail. Put a lawn chair in the space! But very true...that shovel needs to be rewarded.

My dad refuses to visit me because he doesn't want to lose his shoveled street parking spot. I guess I'll see him in April 🤣 #Snowmicron #TorontoProblems

@DGBassani I am so sorry. My dad was told this, 57 years ago, at the age of 10. His oldest sister had just been killed in a car accident. He held onto it for a long time, and didn't grieve until his marriage to my mom. Grief itself is heavy enough, and a child can only bear their own grief.

@PHealthGnome I had a nurse (who works on a COVID unit) tell me if someone can get dressed and eat breakfast, they aren't sick enough to stay home. And if they are a child who can't do those things, no books or screens. So her kids went to school just because being sick was boring. As did she.

People need to stop going to work while sick.

@piya Love (not) the pivot of the snow day to remote teaching at 7 pm on Sunday, despite previously released policy. Teachers are taking the brunt of this one.

Back to in-school learning tomorrow… maybe? Omisnowicron!

@DFisman There is a sign at the pool at our trailer park that reads "Please do not wear socks in the pool, hot tub, or sauna." So she's not wrong in calling that out.

Canadian public health agency issues a warning about people taking hepa filters apart and rubbing them on their face, in 3…2…1…

@DrKateTO Children in the class were notified by the principal, but TPH didn't send out the letters until days later because contact tracing broke at the end of December. Most parents not directly affected found out on the school yard. Known cases never went to prov dashboard.

Parents, prior to schools closing in late December did you check some random government website to find out whether there was a case of COVID-19 in your child's class? Or did your child's principal/daycare director and local PHU share that information with you? #SafeReturn #onted

Tough one! Took me about 1/2 an hour to get a word (any word) after my 3rd guess. Wordle 205 4/6 ⬜🟨🟨⬜🟩 🟨🟩⬜⬜🟩 ⬜🟩⬜🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

@Abn_RN Today, we got our kids their second shots. We met 3 families from our school at the clinic. All parents boosted, kids early vaxxed. All white & privileged. All waited over 1 hr in line with their kids, even with an appt. We need to do more to help racialized and underprivileged.

This will be my most sincere tweet ever. I am pleading with anyone who will listen. I’m begging you, as a nurse, from the bottom of my heart…please get vaccinated. Today. I’m so tired. We’re all so tired. And we’re running out of resources and people. Please…please help us.

@supriyadwivedi And yet...teenagers are still expected to show up to their retail and foodservice jobs in-person after their online classes end. Which one is the side hustle?

Schools should be the literal last thing to close and the very first thing to open. Everyone claims to agree on this and yet

@drmwarner And invest in our healthcare system. That's longer term, but we need to make sure we have enough healthcare workers and that means we need to pay them accordingly. So people with an affinity for caring choose that career.

It didn't have to be this way. Listen to the people providing care at the bedside next time.

@AmyTanMD Apple crisp, baking bread and a roasting turkey are right up there. But all those are the joys of eating with family. And baking/cooking with them. These are the memories we'll cherish.

@WendyGlauser Our local pharmacist (closest to our house) is prioritizing 50+. It leaves me out for now, but minimizes their risk, so I'm glad he is.