I like @underthedesknews.bsky.social and @rachelgilmore.bsky.social for journalism/news, covering the USA and Canada respectively, but a lot of the info I get is from folks reposting things to their stories.

When I see news on IG, it's usually from accounts I've followed, or topics I've specifically shown interest in. I'll search topics to "train" my algorithm sometimes, but I try to not rely on IG for news, rather I use it as a prompt for issues to look into and/or consider different interpretations.

Her instagram is the most active way to see what she’s up to, which can be found through her linktree. linktr.ee/dopaminedreams

In-person/local delivery:
Trinkets (pins, stickers, etc.) can be found at Dopamine Dreams, an absolute gem of a shop at UofC's MacEwan Hall. I quite like the styles of enamel pronoun and pride pins the owner sells, and the fandom related pins and stickers. She also supports students reliably.

They have two sites, teatrader.com (local shop) and mrmaxeystea.com (online store), with $12 shipping across Alberta, $15 across Canada.

Beyond #yyc:
My family has gone to Tea Trader for 15+ years. Their teas are quality, delicious, and reasonably priced, and the shop is locally owned. If in Calgary and able, I suggest going in person for the full experience, but if you’re not, their teas are worth ordering and trying anyways.

Here's the CRTC page about the consultation, if you case you're curious: crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/...
4/5

#TeamCanada #TradeWar #ElbowsUp #CanadaSky #WeAreCanadian

This is all just theorizing, of course, however to my mind it helps fill out the story we're seeing unfolding.
In any case, it's good to know about, since it will shape the future of Canadian media. Will streaming services have to invest in Canadian content in order to be allowed in Canada? 4/5

Those people are his investors, or stockholders, I'm not sure the right term, but they wanted something from him. And they don't want to be obligated to support Canadian content, carry Canadian channels. Maybe this is another bargaining piece with the tariff war that isn't common knowledge. 3/5

This is likely to go forward, which those companies *really* don't want to happen, unless some higher up applies pressure, like say... through tariffs. The people who own these companies were the ones at Donald's inauguration, and we know he's approaching this like a business. 2/5

One of my profs is part of the group behind this! He was telling us about it in class, thanks for helping me find it!

I'm too young to remember, so this is a comfort to hear. Nice to know this isn't entirely a new situation.