Dr Lindsay Tedds

@lindsaytedds.bsky.social

Policy prof. Feminist. Gender, Policy, Taxes, Life, Equity, intersectionality. Personal account. TBI survivor. Government-funded. Difficult/Immodest/Condescending. 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇮🇪 www.lindsayTedds.ca, http://inclusiecon.ca/, factpartnership.ca

So in talking to my Scranton guy at the uni print shop they can do more than scantrons so DYK you can use them for scan handwriting to text, setting written exams to scan, and so many options because your law school did

Read the release: $162M over five years for 10,000 co-funded Mitacs placements. That's ~2,000 a year. In 2017 Ottawa funded Mitacs to reach 10,000 a year. A five-year total announced like it's a new annual number.

Mark Carney@mark-carney.bsky.social · 4d ago

AI that builds Canada strong for all: that’s our mission. We’re supporting 10,000 AI-related internships for young Canadians — to empower them to use this technology safely and confidently.

Screenshot of an article from Betakit. The headline reads: Feds give Mitacs $162 million for AI internship program for smaller Canadian businesses

Where are we with mdpi journals because, honestly, the incessant solicitation leaves me fully in the predatory box 📦 despite what appears to be pay for good press blogs and colleagues publishing , though even there I have questions

Today in my public finance class, two days before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: a treaty is a fiscal commitment. The 1850 Robinson Treaties promised annuities that rise if the land produces enough "without incurring loss." Frozen at $4 since 1875. Still being priced.

The market-conservative way twould let tuition vary freely and let student demand drive institutional funding. Students would pick the winners, and money would follow them. The cluster model does the opposite: the minister ranks the programs and sets the prices. Irony thegauntlet.ca/documents-sh...

Documents show proposed new tuition framework for Alberta’s students

Proposed tuition framework presented to student leaders in late August, may have considerable impact on arts education here in Alberta.

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It’s a mistake to think there’s anything about this story that is unique to Cornell. One in five women is sexually assaulted at college. The majority of them experience institutional betrayal if they report. I would like to believe this story will change that, but I doubt it will.

Pam Keith@pamkeithdc.bsky.social · 4d ago

Cornell expelled students who were protesting genocide in Gaza, but made five of seven guys who gang raped a drugged girl for seven hours write essays. That tells you EVERYTHING you need to know about the morals of that institution.

Last summer, I spotted a roof rat three times in our backyard in Calgary. The Rat Control guy (who looked exactly like Adam Driver) took me seriously because I called it a roof rat that what we would have in BC urban areas. We never caught it and he assumed it likely hitched a ride from BC.

Alex Boyd@alexboyd.bsky.social · 6d ago

One of my favourite interview anecdotes from the last couple of years was the government person that pointed out that reported rat sightings in Alberta are (uniquely?) unreliable because so few people in Alberta can accurately identify one. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/s...

As I wait to pick poor P up from school because all thing neurological, I reflect on how me (a neurodivergent parent) am navigating a neurodivergent teaching plan for a neurodivergent child in a neurotypical system populated by neuro typical teachers.