Eric Wickham
@ericwickham.ca
đ Ontario Reporter and Podcast Producer @pressprogress.ca⏠DMs open for news tips and interesting crockpot recipes
I can honestly say that I've been better, but I've definitely also been much worse. Pic related (2020)
no I will not be listening to that podcast episode and I will be accusing anyone who sends the link to me of phishing
The latest edition of @pressprogress.ca Pulse Check is out today! Some highlights: - latest article re: BC nurses' strike (next steps + who is/isn't happy with them), - health panel from last month (Canadian Healthcare: When Provinces Go Rogue) now in podcast form...
when you get mad at me, this is who you're actually yelling at: a very fat baby.
Scrolled past this without sound and am cringing too hard already to actually watch this.
Mamdaniâs grocery delusion
I hope you all one day experience someone stepping up for you or your friends when they didn't need to make it their problem. I have to say, it's pretty decent.
I wish it was warmer and I had even less air conditioning. I love feeling this uncomfortable
I feel this but just for a specific kind of John Lennon fan
Overheard in a record store, a blonde woman talking to her friend: âOh no, I donât want that energy! Itâs not the Beatles themselves but have you ever met a Beatles fan? Theyâre horrible! They have this demonic auraâŠâ Iâm sorry, WHAT?? đ«Ș
Sometimes things happen to me and I just cant help thinking, thats so raven
Working for yourself is tough, but at least you won't miss out on another promotion haha
Standing in front of someone's house on fire wondering how to make this about me
NEW: I got a copy of the mediators report that made several recommendations, including binding arbitration. They've been accepted, ending this job action According to BC Nurses Union survey, top 2 priorities for striking workers are wages and benefits. Looks like both have been/are being addressed:
BCâs Longest Nursing Strike Ends After Mediators Step In Their recommendations include sending the union and employer into binding arbitration over wage increases. pressprogress.ca/bcs-longest-...
NEW: Criminal charges against seven of the eight people who were arrested during a pro-Palestine sit-in at an MPs office last fall have been dropped. The Crown cited a âlack of public interest.â
Crown Drops Nearly All Charges from Pro-Palestine Sit-in at MP Bardeesyâs Office
Nine months after being arrested at a protest supporting the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza, charges against seven of the eight defendants have been dropped entirely. The case again raises questions aboutâŠ
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Despite the mountain of nonsense this newsroom has had to deal with, I woke up today feeling genuinely excited about work. This is a huge step in the right direction. Congratulations Rumneek! This is so well-deserved.
Introducing PressProgressâs New Executive Editor Rumneek Johal, former Associate Editor and BC Reporter, steps into new leadership role pressprogress.ca/introducing-...
I am engaging in a whisper campaign against you (I'm talking shit about you to strangers in the buffet line at the fancy Mandarin off the 410)
If you climb into the fish tank at the mandarin you don't have to pay for the meal
Introducing PressProgressâs New Executive Editor Rumneek Johal, former Associate Editor and BC Reporter, steps into new leadership role pressprogress.ca/introducing-...
Introducing PressProgressâs New Executive Editor
Rumneek Johal, former Associate Editor and BC Reporter, steps into new leadership role
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The last article for PressProgress from Emma Arkell, an incredible journalist and colleague.
My last article as the labour reporter at @pressprogress.ca is about.... media layoffs! Earlier this month, Rogers closed six stations and laid off 230 radio workers across the country. In Vancouver, the layoffs hit a newsroom that had struggled for years to unionize.
I think it's very funny/sad that people in positions of power just want to be famous so badly.
Someone posted this in slack and I actually thought it was The Onion. www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
I have been trying to get my hands on a 2019 report on regional municipal governance in Ontario for months. Today I found out I lost my appeal for my denied freedom of information request to obtain this document.