Check out this great virtual menorah, created by Michael Scherotter. It updates automatically at 6pm each day until all the candles are lit.
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How different things could have been in #Quebec if only we had a government making decisions based on science, not whim.
Josh Freed: Whatever's leading Legault to his decisions, it isn't science https://montrealgazette.com/opinion/columnists/josh-freed-whatevers-leading-legault-to-his-decisions-it-isnt-science?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1614424070
I'm thinking of doing a series where I look at the #COVID19 situation in every country in the world, alphabetically, starting with A, in hopes of pointing out something useful we in #Quebec could learn from each of them. Any interest?
(HT @EveryCountry for inspiring the idea).
The fact that the #Quebec government refuses to release #COVID19 numbers in schools, and it's been left up to a volunteer group to share this info, is shameful. It's clear that the #CAQ has ZERO interest in protecting kids, teachers, or their families.
Plus grand nombre d'écoles fermées depuis le début de l'année atteint aujourd'hui
A friend of the family is pleading with his elderly mother to get an appt (Big O) for her first dose. She’s terrified of exposure to the virus after a year of isolation.
The CAQ has created vaccine hesitancy with its lack of planning to offer safe options for the population.
Heads up, #Montreal: People 80 and over can now book their #COVIDVaccine appointments. If you have relatives or loved ones in this age range, please spread the word.
Les personnes de 80 ans et plus peuvent maintenant prendre rendez-vous pour recevoir leur première dose du vaccin.
- En ligne : http://Quebec.ca/vaccincovid
- Par téléphone : 514 644-4545
Pour toute l'information sur la vaccination à Montréal : http://santemontreal.qc.ca/vaccincovid
Hi just thought you might enjoy this Virtual Menorah as well!