Susana Mas

As we mark one year of the COVID-19 pandemic, I want to pause to say Thank You @jhrnews @Rachel_Pulfer Jordan MacInnis for the opportunity to collaborate with @firstdraftnews on a new project to counter misinfo alongside an ace team of journos including @CraigSilverman🙏#cdnmedia

#Misinformation and #Disinformation causes harm, delays access to evidence-based care, causes confusion and erodes trust in credible sources of health information. See our team's latest OpEd in @TorontoStar by Dr. @RipudamanMinhas and SHARE! thestar.com/opinion/contri…

🔥 Hot off the Press! 🔥 Check out the latest @CanPaedSociety Blog by our team's Dr. @RipudamanMinhas about the impact of #misinformation and #disinformation on families, and what paediatricians can do to help! #MedTwitter cps.ca/en/blog-blogue…

Dr. @RipudamanMinhas, developmental pediatrician at St. Michael’s, spoke with @CTVNews about his work with @Our_KidsHealth. The initiative provides reliable, evidence-based pediatric health information online — in 10 languages. ctvnews.ca/toronto/video/…

5 Things to Know About Food and ADHD! ⬇️ A balanced diet supports brain development, but it’s just one piece of the puzzle. Always check in with your healthcare provider 🩺 #blackkidshealth #adhd #okhadhdhub

Given recent concerning events, @TruthInTheSoil and I have decided to speak out about the harm and harassment of residential school denialism, arguing in this new piece for The Conversation that confronting it is an ethical and shared responsibility: news.umanitoba.ca/the-conversati…

ICYMI: Ellen Gabriel (@EllenGabriel1) and I published a new piece on resisting Canada's "elbows up" colonialism, for @CDN_Dimension: canadiandimension.com/articles/view/…

Decolonization and Me: Conversations about Healing a Nation and Ourselves by Phyllis Webstad, founder of the Orange Shirt Day movement, Residential School Survivor, and Kristy McLeod via Medicine Wheel Publishing. #TruthBeforeReconciliation shop.medicinewheelpublishing.com/products/decol…

Celebrated every May and June, Honouring Memories, Planting Dreams invites people of all ages to plant heart gardens in memory of children lost to the residential school system, to honour residential school Survivors and their families, and to support the legacy of the TRC 💛🌸

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's Closing Ceremonies took place 10 years ago today. It's the day that the Survivors gifted Canada with the 94 Calls to Action, the work plan for reconciliation, showing us how we can create a better future for the next generations

So proud of Sameer and the two cohorts of teen fact-checkers @MediaSmarts! 🕵️‍♀️🕵🏾‍♂️ Thank you for having us @MollyThomasTV @BigIfTrueTVO 🙌🙌🏽🙌🏿 #edchat

Good news for fact-checking and media literacy efforts in Canada, including the bilingual Teen Fact-Checking Network program at @MediaSmarts - @HabiloMedias ! #Education #EdChat #MediaLiteracy #Teachers #Learning

On making political journalism relevant and rebuilding trust with audiences: “I wonder if we have to reform the entire industry… these models, systems, and structures… just aren’t working anymore… maybe the key to relevance is revolution in some ways.” — @R_SPatel @JSchool_CU

TODAY: “Reimagining Political Journalism: Perils,Possibilities & What Comes Next” @JSchool_CU. Journalists, academics & students from across Canada will be participating in the 3-day political journalism conference. Join us. It's free. REGISTER: cusjc.ca/reimagining-po…

The best part is that I was with dad when I got the phone call. #winners" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ggbooks.ca/#winners

A fire, for dad. winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2…

Official obit for Murray Sinclair sincmurr.com/2024/11/06/off…

Specifically, we spoke about the need for our youth to feel a sense of belonging, and about how the violent separation of our people from the land and the ensuing intergenerational trauma from oppressive colonial policies had nearly severed our connection and maimed our spirits. He told me about the four questions each Anishinaabe youth needed to ask themselves while growing up: Where do I come from? Where am I going? Why am I here? Who am I?

The first time I met Murray Sinclair, I cried.
I grasped his warm, large hand and the tears unexpectedly flowed as I introduced myself and thanked him, on behalf of my family, for the work he had done for all First Nations people and for Canada. He had listened intently and sympathetically to thousands of Indian Residential School survivors about what they endured. He led a commission that penned a damning and meticulous indictment of Canada’s crimes against Indigenous children. He fought governments, departments and scores of lawyers who tried to tell our survivors that they were wrong or not remembering things correctly. He was a valiant soldier of conscience who led Canada to discover it actually had one.

May the ancestors comfort you and greet you with open arms -as you journey through the western doorway- miigwech for your leadership in advocating for justice, equity and inclusion during your magnificent earth walk- RIP Senator Murray Sinclair-ba. Paane gwa ka makwenamago bamaa

A sacred fire has been lit outside the Manitoba Legislature in the Anishinaabe tradition following the passing of the Honourable Murray Sinclair Monday morning. Meanwhile, tributes to Sinclair have been rolling in nationwide | @TiarsHere | Leanne Sanders aptnnews.ca/?p=253062