Da(N95)iella
@sharpflower.bsky.social
I make the Public Health is Dead podcast 💀 Epi MSc. Public health & liberation. Black. Chaotic bi. She/her. Opinions my own. 🖤
📍 Stolen MST land/ YVR
🕸️ www.publichealthisdead.com
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📍 Stolen MST land/ YVR
🕸️ www.publichealthisdead.com
☕️ https://ko-fi.com/daniella3774
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Thread in essay format + unedited slides: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
I will begin with a brief timeline of how the BCCDC has worsened COVID-19 related programs & why they matter:
4/16: The amount and timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID deteriorated. 2/?
I will begin with a brief timeline of how the BCCDC has worsened COVID-19 related programs & why they matter:
4/16: The amount and timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID deteriorated. 2/?
Thread about the 2025 cuts in essay form.
[Slide 1] I have been trying to raise awareness about the recent cuts to pandemic preparedness by provincial institutions in BC for the past 1½ months. Most of the cuts were not announced to the publi...
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November 7, 2025 at 3:15 AM
Thread in essay format + unedited slides: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
I will begin with a brief timeline of how the BCCDC has worsened COVID-19 related programs & why they matter:
4/16: The amount and timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID deteriorated. 2/?
I will begin with a brief timeline of how the BCCDC has worsened COVID-19 related programs & why they matter:
4/16: The amount and timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID deteriorated. 2/?
Here’s an episode @everythingisph.bsky.social and I did about measles in Canada from a couple of months ago.
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PHMC - Measles on the Backburner
Podcast Episode · Public Health is Dead · 2025-09-03 · Bonus · 1h 1m
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November 3, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Here’s an episode @everythingisph.bsky.social and I did about measles in Canada from a couple of months ago.
podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/p...
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I mean at least in the picture they chose someone is… *about to* put on an N95 🫠
November 3, 2025 at 10:19 PM
I mean at least in the picture they chose someone is… *about to* put on an N95 🫠
“Health is not our area of expertise” 😄🫠
November 3, 2025 at 12:41 AM
“Health is not our area of expertise” 😄🫠
Yes, and never designed to do what they refuse to
November 3, 2025 at 12:24 AM
Yes, and never designed to do what they refuse to
Yup! I worked for Amnesty International Canada whose response to the health and equity concerns about COVID and in-person requirements was “the government doesn’t require us to do anything” which was funny considering they see themselves as unwavering watchdogs for governments’ harmful actions
November 2, 2025 at 11:10 PM
Yup! I worked for Amnesty International Canada whose response to the health and equity concerns about COVID and in-person requirements was “the government doesn’t require us to do anything” which was funny considering they see themselves as unwavering watchdogs for governments’ harmful actions
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if it won’t do what’s right to keep its own people safe at work, how can you trust it to tell you how to protect yourself at yours, and to demand better of your government?
i loved my job. and i still i believe in the public broadcaster.
but you can’t compromise with COVID.
or the truth.
if it won’t do what’s right to keep its own people safe at work, how can you trust it to tell you how to protect yourself at yours, and to demand better of your government?
i loved my job. and i still i believe in the public broadcaster.
but you can’t compromise with COVID.
or the truth.
November 2, 2025 at 3:01 PM
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if it won’t do what’s right to keep its own people safe at work, how can you trust it to tell you how to protect yourself at yours, and to demand better of your government?
i loved my job. and i still i believe in the public broadcaster.
but you can’t compromise with COVID.
or the truth.
if it won’t do what’s right to keep its own people safe at work, how can you trust it to tell you how to protect yourself at yours, and to demand better of your government?
i loved my job. and i still i believe in the public broadcaster.
but you can’t compromise with COVID.
or the truth.
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and that’s how the CBC has not only failed me and the rest of its employees, it has also failed you and the rest of canadians.
it has failed to protect us and our families from the real harms of COVID. and it has failed to adequately inform you and all canadians of the risks of this disease.
and that’s how the CBC has not only failed me and the rest of its employees, it has also failed you and the rest of canadians.
it has failed to protect us and our families from the real harms of COVID. and it has failed to adequately inform you and all canadians of the risks of this disease.
November 2, 2025 at 3:01 PM
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and that’s how the CBC has not only failed me and the rest of its employees, it has also failed you and the rest of canadians.
it has failed to protect us and our families from the real harms of COVID. and it has failed to adequately inform you and all canadians of the risks of this disease.
and that’s how the CBC has not only failed me and the rest of its employees, it has also failed you and the rest of canadians.
it has failed to protect us and our families from the real harms of COVID. and it has failed to adequately inform you and all canadians of the risks of this disease.
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but COVID is incompatible with business as usual. because COVID is a workplace safety issue—one that demands a complete occupational reset to adequately deal with it.
like most corporations, though, CBC is unprepared to lead that vital transformation of the status quo.
it can only follow.
but COVID is incompatible with business as usual. because COVID is a workplace safety issue—one that demands a complete occupational reset to adequately deal with it.
like most corporations, though, CBC is unprepared to lead that vital transformation of the status quo.
it can only follow.
November 2, 2025 at 2:59 PM
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but COVID is incompatible with business as usual. because COVID is a workplace safety issue—one that demands a complete occupational reset to adequately deal with it.
like most corporations, though, CBC is unprepared to lead that vital transformation of the status quo.
it can only follow.
but COVID is incompatible with business as usual. because COVID is a workplace safety issue—one that demands a complete occupational reset to adequately deal with it.
like most corporations, though, CBC is unprepared to lead that vital transformation of the status quo.
it can only follow.
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this is known science. what is still unknown is the cumulative impact of dozens of COVID infections over a lifetime.
but on most days, that’s not the messaging you hear on CBC or other legacy media. the quirks episode was an exception, not the norm.
for the most part, it’s business as usual.
this is known science. what is still unknown is the cumulative impact of dozens of COVID infections over a lifetime.
but on most days, that’s not the messaging you hear on CBC or other legacy media. the quirks episode was an exception, not the norm.
for the most part, it’s business as usual.
![from CBC NEWS:
Politics
Average number of sick days taken by public servants growing *post-COVID* [emphasis mine], new data shows
After hitting a low of 5.9 days in 2020-21, number rising as people return to offices
CANADIAN PRESS
Catherine Morrison • The Canadian Press • Posted: Aug 31, 2025 7:46 AM PDT
cbc.ca/1.7622222](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:umlonvwdiqpxeq4nxfzmvrst/bafkreicw6bvjq4ddjhevrcol3lcc2yldzlnltmk7tvozywzwx62hmeyy5e@jpeg)
November 2, 2025 at 2:59 PM
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this is known science. what is still unknown is the cumulative impact of dozens of COVID infections over a lifetime.
but on most days, that’s not the messaging you hear on CBC or other legacy media. the quirks episode was an exception, not the norm.
for the most part, it’s business as usual.
this is known science. what is still unknown is the cumulative impact of dozens of COVID infections over a lifetime.
but on most days, that’s not the messaging you hear on CBC or other legacy media. the quirks episode was an exception, not the norm.
for the most part, it’s business as usual.
